Play music on wireless speakers from your cell phone
crunchgear.com     21-May-2008            

With everyone gearing up for summer, it doesn’t surprise me that Logitech announced today the Logitech Pure-Fi Mobile speaker system. Everyone knows you can’t have a beach party without jams, and this product will make sure music is always flowing. If you have a phone with Bluetooth and Advanced... [read full story]                    


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