…and at $299, they will certainly make an impact in the nascent soundbar market.
Vizio is known for it’s line of LCD and Plasma HDTVs, and specifically known for being very value oriented and offered through retailers like Walmart, Costco, Target, Sears, etc. Well with that go-to-market strategy, Vizio has made themselves the market leader […]

In a follow up to his article published last month, Michael Kanellos on CNET News.com posted a video that shows you both the AWD210 from Acoustic Research and the Rocketfish RF-WHTIB. Not a bad endoresement (and demonstration) of our technology.
Follow the link: Video: Wireless speakers: Sound at last?: Avnera unveils low-cost, high-yield chip.

Like many others I am sure, Kevin snagged one of the RF-WHTIBs that were on sale last weekend.  He’s declared that it has solved his problem.  Great!
Interesting blog, too.

This Thanksgiving holiday season, I’ve seen more Black Friday chatter on the web than I can remember ever seeing in the past. From Gizmodo, Engadget, Google ads to ad hoc urls like http://www.blackfriday.info, it’s endless.
Obviously some deals are better than others. The one that caught my eye of course is the one offered […]

At Brian’s Brain, Dipert was one of the first bloggers to write about the Rocketfish RF-WHTIB. He had some issues with an early production example, but has since come back to it after realizing the grass ain’t so green on the 5.8 GHz side of the fence. So far so good.
The experience he […]

Trolling for Rocketfish write-ups, I came across Bale’s blog.
What I like about this particular article was that he asked users why they needed/wanted a free RF-WHTIB. It’s great to read through the customers’ own descriptions of their pain points… scroll thru the comments in case you are wondering why you may need one.

Gear Diary did a review of the RF-WHTIB.  Best quote:
Once a connection has been established, just start listening to your system and enjoy the full surround sound experience. I was extremely impressed by the quality of the sound coming through these speakers. I did not notice any significant difference or degradation in the sound quality […]

Not sure who Floppyhead are, but they wrote a pretty good review of the Rocketfish RF-WHTIB. They write with a bit more journalistic tone than AliveMatters, if not a bit less transparency. Who are they, and why do they care so much about HTPCs and getting advertising revenue? Anyways…
Good passage here that sums […]

Sorry for the cheesy graphic (click on it if you want a cleaner view). But as I’ve been writing about the Rocketfish RF-WHTIB (here, here, external-review-1, external-review-2) for weeks now, I thought it would be useful to illustrate how I use mine.
Some can call it a poor man’s whole home audio, or party mode […]

This PHTG guy has written a super-thorough review of the Rocketfish RF-WHTIB Wireless Rear Speaker Kit. His results again indicate that wireless performance was excellent, and coexistance with WLAN was acceptable.
We have a WLAN using 802.11b/g/pre-N gear; the sender unit was just a few feet away from the main router. There is also a […]