Those looking to fill their home with music without having to opt for the professional installation of speakers will find the Philips 'izzy' audio multi-room system to be the ideal option. The Philips 'izzy' comes with four speaker units in total that all remain connected to each other throughout use. When music is played it is heard simultaneously from all the speaker units connected to the system.
The Philips 'izzy' speaker system remains connected to one another via a dedicated network that ensures consistent music playback. This also makes setup inherently easy without having to connect the speakers to different networks within the home.
The Philips 'izzy' audio multi-room system features the BM50, which acts as the base hub for the system and can play CDs or stream Internet radio, amongst other features.
Multi-Unit Sound Systems
The Philips 'izzy' Audio Multi-Room System Fills a Whole Home with Tunes
Trend Themes
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3. Integrated Audio Hubs - Opportunity for audio manufacturers to create base hubs that can connect with different audio sources for seamless multi-room music playback.
Industry Implications
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3. Networking Technology - Networking technology companies can develop dedicated networks for multi-room audio systems to ensure consistent music playback.