Computer Wireless Speakers, Wireless PC Speakers

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I have a bluetooth adapter for my laptop, but was wondering if you could buy anything that you can plug a 3.5mm jack into from a set of speakers that would enable them to be used wirelessly as I’m moving my laptop around the room and still want decent sound without having wires all over the place..

If not then is there anything else I could use? I’ve seen a few sets of perpose made wireless speakers, but is there some way I could just adapt my existing speakers?

I just bought a 50" Plasma HD TV. I want to add surround sound. But I want everything to be wireless. What all do I need. Can I just buy wireless speakers? Or do I need something additional. I don’t have alot of money to spend at the moment. I would like to get some namebrand speakers that I can add a piece to now and then.

Thank You

~DWR
One poster stated that I "would still need wires to get the signal from the receiver to the speakers" … that makes no sense to me. Isn’t that what ‘wireless’ means: that I don’t have to have any wires at all? lol.

OMG < gets out drop cords … again! >

Panasonic SH-FX60, rear wireless speakers… when I plug ‘em in they hum/buzz really nastily. I’ve tried restarting, unplugged and replugged etc, but no good. Panasonic support are no use either.

Any ideas?

http://reviews.cnet.com/Panasonic_SH_FX60/4505-6449_7-31885711.html

To elaborate: these are for my home theatre system, im my front room. They’re hooked up to my panasonic surround sound dvd, not my computer.

Wireless portable speakers that allow you to use the wireless transmitter or plug it directly to your mp3 player.

Looking to buy weekend of Aug 7, which is tax-free weekend in my state. Main use will be for making movies/slideshows with pictures/video (on a non-professional level). Also, perhaps occassionally streaming music to wireless speakers.

I’m completely unbiased between Mac and PC. Right now, I’m awfully tempted to purchase the Apple iMac 21.5-inch (Core 2 Duo) at 00. I really like the non-clutter feel of the all-in-one feature, wireless keyboard and mouse. And the screen is quite nice with full HD. BUT, rumor appears to be that new iMac models will be out any time now, so not sure I want to purchase at the tail end of their life-cycle (and the new models may have the better i3 or i5 processor). If I hold out for the new models, and they come out after tax-free weekend, that’s an extra 0 I just spent.

That said, any suggestions on a comparable PC? Thanks.
ok how about now with the new imac model out? check apple’s website for the specs – i3 processor and better graphics

i want to hook up my desktop in my office to speakers in the kitchen so that i can listen to my fav songs while i am cooking.Whats the bst way to do install it?
1. run wire through kitchen
2. install wireless speakers
3.or do something else?????
PLZZZZ Advice!!!!

really nice speaker go check them out at: www.ipevo.com

I was going to buy this sound system

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8715759&type=product&id=1200702389192

But I was wondering, is there a limit to how far the wireless speakers can be from the actuall interface? Is it also possible that the wireless speakers may interfere with my wireless internet connection (that is with my laptop)?

iTunes®. Internet radio. Podcasts. Sports. There’s an abundance of content available from your computer these days, much of it accessible nowhere else. Now, the SoundLink® wireless digital music system lets you enjoy that content in more areas around your house—your living room, kitchen or deck. It’s easy: no wires, no software, no setup. And the robust sound quality of this computer speaker will breathe new life into your music. Just plug and play How easy is it? Simply plug the small USB key into your computer, turn on the SoundLink® system and select your music—iTunes, Pandora®, whatever you like. That’s it. There’s nothing to configure and no cables to run. And you can control your music using the handy remote. Room-to-room portability And when you’re ready to move—say, from the family room to a bedroom, or maybe out to the patio—your music moves with you. The rechargeable lithium-ion battery and convenient carry handle make it easy to take the system from place to place without missing a beat. Bose quality performance And all this convenience comes with no compromise in performance. Exclusive Bose waveguide speaker technology brings music to life, with the depth and clarity you were meant to enjoy. Voices sound natural and vibrant. Instruments sound clear and distinct. You may hear details you’ve never noticed before. Get closer to your music—by moving away from your desk. The SoundLink® wireless music system takes computer audio to exciting new places.

anyone knows of any or recommends any wireless music system?

1. with wireless speakers
2. expandable
3. Can be controlled/played through PC

thanxs!