In response to our story on CES demos by...
In response to our story on CES demos by the Wireless Speaker and Audio Association (WiSA) (CED Jan 20 p5), the industry group promoting a high-end wireless speaker standard for connectivity between TVs and speaker systems, a Sharp spokesman told…
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us Thursday that the company is working on development of a wireless speaker system, but he did not commit to WiSA as the standard. “Sharp believes that a wireless speaker system is important to include in our future product line-up,” the spokesman said. Sharp is “working on development of such products, taking WiSA into consideration as we move forward,” he said. Since the company is in the development stage, product details and availability are not available at this time, he said.