So you have the iPod (or any MP3 player) loaded up with all of your favorite music and want others to be able to listen to it with you wirelessly, there has been no easy solution until now. What Aerielle has done is create a small, in-line wireless transmitter that you place between your headphones and mp3 player, it then broadcasts over a 2.4GHz RF to anyone within about 30 feet of you that also has an i2i Stream plugged into their headphones, allowing them hear everything you do.

My first thoughts on this product were wow, finally a way to share music on a plane ride with my friends who got booked 2 rows behind me. Then other ideas of sharing music started to sink in, like in a school library across a table while studying or even for 2 kids in the back of a car who want to listen to something other than what their parents have on.

They come with an internal rechargeable battery, it is oddly powered by a USB computer cable though, but a wall charger is promised to come out soon.

I can’t seem to find an answer anywhere on their site, but I’m also thinking you could broadcast wirelessly to any sort of small stereo speakers that has 1/8th headphone jack, which would be really cool to do. Then it would be possible to control the music played at a party from just about anywhere in the room.
They should be available in January 2008 and prices are set to be $70 for one or $120 for two with skins available for around $10. Keep glued here to Randomn3ss for more info on these.

Checkout the old-school dance moves the cop busts out in this promo video too.

i2i Gear official site: i2igear.com

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