Bowers & Wilkins has come up with its first ever headphone, the P5, scheduled to be available from January 2010. Designed for use on the move, this noise insolating headphone promises to produce natural and unfatiguing performance, making longer listening sessions a pleasure.

The P5 Hi-Fi headphone aims at delivering its users the exact sound intended by the recording engineers. To provide best possible sound quality, the headphone uses specially developed ultra-linear neodymium magnets and highly optimized Mylar diaphragms. The headphone features a closed-back design integrated with rigid metal faceplate and sealed-leather ear pads.

The headphone comes with a Made For iPod approved cable that allows for speech and device control. The P5 sounds to be the right headphone for you, if you want to get the most out of your iPhone or iPod.

For the people who have been hard at work transforming their PC or MACS into virtual home theater systems, here is something that should help. Bowers & Wilkins has announced the release of their HiFi sound computer speakers which should compliment and deliver the expected audio delivery for better home theater experience. The MM1 is a serious Hi-Fi speaker that comes with a full-range, active, near field monitor and two separates which include a dome tweeter for better treble sound delivery.

The MM1 computer speakers will be available starting January,2010 for £379 at all Bowers & Wilkins retailers.

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Bowers & Wilkins, the international recognized British manufacturer and world’s leading sources of loudspeaker technology, has added a new subwoofer to its kitty, the ASW12. The new ASW12-CM stands in the line of the highly acclaimed CM Series.

Doug Henderson, VP of Sales and Marketing say, “Our CM series has proven to be a global winner. It has been difficult keeping up with demand, especially with the gloss black finish, but we are catching up and now adding the ASW12-CM to complete the formidable line up.”

The ASW12-CM subwoofer will add a new dimension to bass performance in your home theater system. The subwoofer features a 12-inch Kevlar/paper cone along with a long-throw driver with a higher power amplifier. Other outstanding features of the subwoofer include low-pass filter frequency and bypass, auto-sense on and standby and a phase switch.

The ASW 12 CM, available in glossy black finish, looks as good as it performs. It will be available in September, with a SRP of $2,000 each.

To many, ceiling speakers may not be the conventional device to be included in a home theater setup. But if you can squeeze them in, then you are abound to save a lot of space and better distribution of quality audio as well.

The Bowers & Wilkins CCM816 In-Ceiling Speakers can be a great integration to any home theater setup, particularly if you are just starting to mold the area or have them installed by professionals in the audio setup business.

Price: $600.00 each