Sony’s CMT-CX5BiP HiFi system takes a style cue from the S2

Leave it to Sony to deliver odd-ball futuristic designs. The company’s latest CMT-CX5 ” HiFi ” system sure is a looker, and could easily be mistaken as the lovechild of its S2 tablet and B&W’s Zeppelin . This made for iPhone rig packs 40 watts of RMS power in its modular design with removable speakers, and can also be wall-mounted if you’ve cluttered your bookshelves. To get the jams flowing, you’ll find an iDevice dock, CD player, USB and aux-in ports, as well as FM and DAB / DAB+ radio tuners; Sony’s also added in its Dynamic Sound Generator X-tra processing, if you want to give your music a slap of vibrance. You’ll be able to pick up the CX5 in either black or white from the UK beginning in August, although pricing remains to be seen. For now, feel free to skim the PR past the break while you decide. Continue reading Sony’s CMT-CX5BiP HiFi system takes a style cue from the S2 Sony’s CMT-CX5BiP HiFi system takes a style cue from the S2 originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 14 Jul 2011 22:03:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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