While Bose is a technology brand synonymous with innovation and quality, they have traditionally been marketed towards an older demographic, so it might come as a surprise that the Bose Wave Radio IV has gone completely wireless.
Featuring no optical drive and working on a purely wireless aesthetic, the Bose Wave Radio IV is the next generation of sound systems that relies on Bluetooth, digital radio and streaming subscriptions to entertain.
Aside from doing away with drives, the Bose Wave Radio IV improves on the brand's commitment to the best sound quality on the market with the ability to provide sumptuous experiences regardless of whether you're listening to music or utilizing the built-in alarm clock feature.
Wirelessly Updated Sound Systems
The Bose Wave Radio IV Has No CD Drive for a Wireless Experience
Trend Themes
1. Wireless Sound Systems - Opportunity to innovate on wireless technology in sound systems.
2. Bluetooth-enabled Speakers - Potential to create new speakers or products with Bluetooth capabilities.
3. Digital Radio Integration - Opportunity to integrate digital radio technology into sound systems or related products.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Wireless sound systems can be marketed to tech-savvy consumers, Audio enthusiasts, and trendsetting millennials.
2. Bluetooth Peripheral Industry - Industries that create accessories compatible with Bluetooth-enabled devices may benefit from the rise in demand for Bluetooth-enabled speakers.
3. Smart Home Industry - Wireless sound systems can be integrated into smart home systems to provide a more robust audio experience.