Sony has announced interesting Stereo Bluetooth devices lately, but the Sony SRS-BT100 Bluetooth speaker is in evidence now. It is high-powered amplifiers with a total of 30 watts of power that promise to fill a your big room with excellent streaming and music quality. The rich sound is powered by MegaBass® technology, and correspondence to SCMS-T copyright system delivers more protection. The speaker supports Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP and includes support for EDR for more stable connection. The total range is the standard 30 feet.

If you have nothing to pair with, use stereo mini jack to connect speaker with non-Bluetooth devices. The volume is adjusted with the a remote control, and tracks are managed from connected Bluetooth devices. Sony have plans to start selling the SRS-BT100 Bluetooth speaker in March for about $160. If you are on the market looking for a good A2DP speaker, try to check the availability on the product at a Sony Store near your, and maybe you can have a chance to play with the device.

The Gear4’s StreetParty is the latest Bluetooth speakers that provides you an amazing audio for such a tiny unit with simply 8W speakers. It allows you to transfer music from any Bluetooth-enabled device directly to the speakers from a up to 10 meters from the unit. It is powered by four AA batteries to add more mobility to your party. You can pair the StreetParty with your cell phone (that must have the A2DP profile), laptop or Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player. It also can be receive streamed music from an iPod or iPhone if you have a A2DP Bluetooth dongle, or if you forget you adapter at home, you can use the line-in port for ease connection.