Go Wireless and Make Your Life Easier

Let's face it … you can't live without your high-tech toys. Think about the TV you grew up with, and then look around at the incredible electronic equipment that's available today. We've got flat screen televisions, home theater sound systems and MP3 players. Don't forget the laptop computers and game systems that allow you to dodge linebackers as you play your favorite football star or join people from around the world in a virtual battle on a faraway planet.

Of course, the challenge with so many of these high-tech gadgets is the same: untangling and hiding the wires. Ditch the wires. Aerielle Inc. introduces the i2i Stream, which can wirelessly transmit audio sound in high def from computers to home stereos, gaming systems to headphones, home stereos to speakers and iPod/MP3 players to headphones -- just to name a few of the 12 possible ways to stream. And with 30-plus feet of range, you can broadcast to multiple rooms in the house or to friends and family out and about.

Besides the fact you're not dealing with wires anymore, i2i Stream allows you to enjoy your home theater system without disturbing a soul or share your tunes with as many people as you want.

Plus, the i2i Stream allows you to transmit audio wirelessly on 7 different channels within the same range. For example, in a roommate situation, one person can stream techno music from the computer to his headphones, while another can watch and listen to the latest action movie in surround sound. You could have every room in the house rocking to Radiohead or stream different playlists to each room.

Wireless is the new technology, and the i2i Stream is now available to stream all of your toys together, without having to drill holes in your drywall.


Don't let technology pass you by. Get out from under your wires and join the high-tech wireless world. Visit www.i2igear.com/stream and receive a free pair of portable speakers (a $40 value) with the purchase of two units for $119 before Nov. 16. Copyright © 2008, ARAnet, Inc.