A admin Audioholics Robot Staff member Apr 16, 2004 172 0 0 Sep 2, 2010 #1 Presenting a feature-rich home audio solution provides a multitude of audio applications with uncompromised quality, Edifier today introduced the Esiena iF360 all-in-one system featuring touch controls. Adaptable and facile, the iF360 will play from multiple sources with excellent speaker quality using the unique ‘Nautilus’ speaker. Meant primarily for a small or medium-sized room, the lightweight all-in-one unit adds the perfect touch to any prominent bookshelf for MP3 playback, next to the television for a sound boost or in the bedroom for an alarm clock. Discuss "Edifier Debuts Esiena iF360 All-In-One Audio System" here. Read the article.
Presenting a feature-rich home audio solution provides a multitude of audio applications with uncompromised quality, Edifier today introduced the Esiena iF360 all-in-one system featuring touch controls. Adaptable and facile, the iF360 will play from multiple sources with excellent speaker quality using the unique ‘Nautilus’ speaker. Meant primarily for a small or medium-sized room, the lightweight all-in-one unit adds the perfect touch to any prominent bookshelf for MP3 playback, next to the television for a sound boost or in the bedroom for an alarm clock. Discuss "Edifier Debuts Esiena iF360 All-In-One Audio System" here. Read the article.
cwall99 Full Audioholic Dec 23, 2007 317 0 28 Sep 2, 2010 #2 Does B&W know about this???? Interesting line from the article: the iF360 will play from multiple sources with excellent speaker quality using the unique ‘Nautilus’ speaker. Now I know B&W isn't litigious in the way Monster Cable is litigious, but this, unlike the law suits Monster initiates, seems like theft of B&W's intellectual property. And since they're both speakers, then the case seems even more clear cut. Reactions: Audioholics
Does B&W know about this???? Interesting line from the article: the iF360 will play from multiple sources with excellent speaker quality using the unique ‘Nautilus’ speaker. Now I know B&W isn't litigious in the way Monster Cable is litigious, but this, unlike the law suits Monster initiates, seems like theft of B&W's intellectual property. And since they're both speakers, then the case seems even more clear cut.
Audioholics Guest Jul 1, 2002 6,157 0 0 Lakeland, Florida, United States Sep 3, 2010 #3 Of course I think the ocean and perhaps Jules Vern could sue them all...
Davemcc Audioholic Spartan Jan 10, 2007 6,561 0 0 The Satellite of Love Sep 3, 2010 #4 The trademark they should have used is probably "Waveguide".
Rickster71 Audioholic Spartan Jan 15, 2006 7,170 0 113 N.J. Sep 3, 2010 #5 Any mention of a price? No prices on their site either; though it says, "*product to ship in September 2009" Last edited: Sep 3, 2010
Any mention of a price? No prices on their site either; though it says, "*product to ship in September 2009"
KEW Audioholic Overlord Jul 12, 2009 11,572 0 113 Jowjah Sep 3, 2010 #6 Clint DeBoer said: Of course I think the ocean and perhaps Jules Vern could sue them all... Click to expand... Let's not forget this guy!
Clint DeBoer said: Of course I think the ocean and perhaps Jules Vern could sue them all... Click to expand... Let's not forget this guy!