Bang & Olufsen has introduced Playmaker , a new device whose main feature is that you can listen to Internet radio or music from a smartphone or tablet, but with the addition that you can hear directly wirelessly thanks to a range speakers wireless high. Thus, the Playmaker serves as connector between the mobile device and speakers.

The new Playmaker also distinguishes itself by working with Apple AirPlay as DLNA, which increases the chances of being able to transfer music from any smartphone or tablet model and even from a media server or from a PC, although its operation is necessary the Playmaker is added to any set of speakers of this brand.

One advantage of this system is also in the controls , for example, the volume or mute function canperform from the mobile device or from the remote terminal Bang & Olufsen, as well as from the Playmaker, it which provides more comfortable use.

And another highlight is that in cases of homes that are placed in different rooms by Playmaker where there speakers can make a sound sync in different parts of the house, allowing them to believe so many musical areas the user wants. But not only the sound can be synchronized, but this new development also has the ability to synchronize multiple devices .

The different functions Playmaker has built are simple to perform, since the application is available BeoSetup App that helps the user to use it in a few steps. Furthermore, the connection is made easy by a wireless router that connects through a button that is located at the bottom of Playmaker, connecting in just a few seconds .

The Playmaker will be available in stores later this month of July at a price of 379 euros , is also distinguished by its design, which is a feature common to all products from Bang & Olufsen. In this case, the brand has opted for a design in white that can be placed without calling attention anywhere in the house.