Bang & Olufsen have unveiled the Beolit 12 Airplay portable speaker, the first in a new range of products B&O are calling Beo Play.

It follows in the success of the BeoSound 8 system that offered docking for iPads, iPods, and iPhones along with premium sound, craftsmanship, and portability.

The Beolit 12 features a very compact form, designed by designer Cecilie Manz. It comes in three different colors with an eight hour battery life.

Ferrari has teamed up with Logic3, the long-time PC accessory and speaker manufacturer, to produce an exclusive collection of audio products.

The Ferrari by Logic3 collection comprises a range of earphones, headphones and speakerdocks that celebrate Ferrari’s excellence, flair, performance and design.

Two collections were created between Ferrari and Logic3, the Cavallino Collection and the Scuderia Ferrari Collection.

The master of the synthesizer, Jean-Michel Jarre, had quite a stroke of a genius when designing this unique iPod dock in the shape of a glass column.

Fantastic design, but high tech above all, the loudspeaker system Aerosystem 1 delivers a crystal clear sound of exceptional purity.

Thanks to a powerful subwoofer and two directional speakers, all the while rendering the bass and treble to an optimal state for all encodings.

Straight from Japan Kanto’s Syd 5 iPod Speaker packs in 80 watts of power, a bass reflex port, and a frequency response of 45hz to to 20Khz.

Audio is delivered through 5.25” low-range and and 3” high range drivers.

The SYD 5 weighs in at more than 20 pounds, and its four drivers are capable of surprisingly high volume.

Having already launched a bespoke audio system for the DBS in 2008, Aston Martin and Bang & Olufsen went ahead and introduced the BeoSound DB9 which has been designed to complement the luxurious, handcrafted interiors of the DB9.

It was developed exclusively for the car, meaning it is perfectly matched both physically and acoustically, the company said.

Among the highlights of the new audio system are the thirteen speakers positioned in ten locations around the car including two ’submergible’ twin acoustic lens speakers on both sides of the dashboard.

Known as the MBL 101 X-Treme Speaker System it features four omni-directional mirror imaged speaker arrays with a single bass tower and integral amplifier.

This World-class loudspeaker uses three pulsating spheres (for bass, midrange, and high frequencies) as a starting point, MBL’s engineers and craftspeople employed carbon fiber, aluminum, steel, acrylic, and wood to create this massive four-tower speaker system.

Priced at a whopping $250,000 and weighing 1.5 tons this is definitely the most expensive and stylish speaker system for your home. Source: Newlauches