CS-700

Klipsch CS-700 DVD Entertainment System

Snags 2007 CES Innovations Award

2.1 virtual surround sound system recognized for excellence in design and engineering

INDIANAPOLIS (January 8, 2007) — As part of the International CES Innovations 2007 Design and Engineering Awards program, the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) and Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) have recognized the Klipsch CS-700 DVD Entertainment System as being among the best designed and engineered products for 2007.

As a 2007 Innovations honoree, the CS-700 was given this prestigious accolade by a preeminent panel of independent industrial designers, engineers and members of the trade press. With a record number of more than 1,000 product entries this year, product evaluations were based on the following criteria: user value, aesthetics, contributions to the quality of life as well as innovative design and qualities.

Slated for market release in April, the CS-700 is a 2.1 virtual surround sound system with a wireless subwoofer. Incorporating 60 years of audio expertise, it is designed to deliver the most powerful, most lifelike virtual surround sound performances on the market. The system’s wireless subwoofer and easy set up also make it one of the most flexible.

Additionally, the CS-700 serves as a hub for wirelessly transmitting CD-quality audio to not only its local subwoofer, but also other related Klipsch products such as the new RoomGroove Music Center. Sold separately, the RoomGroove requires no wiring beyond a power cord and has a retractable iPod® dock. Alone, each product is engineered to be a top performer in its category, but together the CS-700 and one or more RoomGroove units let users “build” a high-performance multi- room audio system that wirelessly streams music, TV or movie sound all over the house.

Since 1989, the Innovations Awards program has given consumer electronics manufacturers and developers the opportunity to have their products judged by industry experts. All of this year’s honorees will be on display at the 2007 International CES, which runs January 8 – 11, in the Innovations Plus booth #68747 located inside the Sands Expo and Convention Center. The CS-700 system will also be on display inside the Klipsch CES booth #21419.

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CES 2007 specifications

PYLE Audio showcased its innovative range of audio products at the CES 2007, highlighting the company’s commitment to blending cutting-edge technology with superior sound quality. Known for providing excellent audio solutions at competitive prices, PYLE’s portfolio at the event featured a diverse collection of speakers, amplifiers, and multimedia devices designed to enhance listening experiences for both home and car users.

One of the main features presented was a new line of high-performance car audio systems. PYLE introduced advanced subwoofers designed to deliver deep, resonant bass and improved sound clarity. These subwoofers were engineered with robust materials to withstand the rigors of automotive environments, ensuring longevity and reliability. Additionally, PYLE demonstrated their custom-fit car speakers, which promised a perfect audio experience without compromising space or aesthetics in vehicles.

In the realm of home audio, PYLE unveiled an array of multimedia sound systems equipped with the latest in wireless technology. These systems enabled users to stream music directly from their smartphones, tablets, and other devices via Bluetooth, making it easier than ever to enjoy high-quality sound at home. The integration of improved amplification technologies ensured that PYLE’s home audio products could compete with higher-end brands without the hefty price tag.

The company also highlighted its commitment to user-friendly designs. Many of PYLE's products at CES featured intuitive controls and customizable settings, allowing users to easily tailor the audio output to their preferences. The incorporation of remote controls and easy setup procedures made these products accessible for users of all technical skill levels.

Another significant technology introduced was the use of DSP (Digital Signal Processing), which allowed for enhanced audio tuning and sound optimization. This technology ensured clarity across all frequencies, providing an immersive listening experience whether in a car or at home.

PYLE Audio’s presence at CES 2007 reinforced its reputation for quality and innovation in the audio industry. By combining advanced technology with user-centric features and affordability, PYLE aimed to reach a wider audience, connecting more people to high-fidelity sound. The showcased products left a lasting impression, illustrating the brand’s vision of making superior audio accessible to everyone. Overall, CES 2007 was a crucial platform for PYLE Audio to highlight its ongoing efforts in enhancing the audio experience across various environments.