Bose has introduced the SoundLink Wireless Mobile speaker, a portable speaker that connects wirelessly to any Bluetooth enabled device and supports Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP). According to Bose, its engineers developed inventions to do something that hadn’t been done to date: reproduce full-range audio from a single, hand-held enclosure. The SoundLink speaker’s audio impact defies its size. It combines four low-profile neodymium transducers for clear high- and mid-frequencies, with new dual-opposing passive radiators -- designed with a patented waffle-shaped surround -- for rich, deep, low notes.

“People want to listen to their music everywhere,” said John Roselli, director of Bose Product Marketing. “And millions of consumers already own Bluetooth enabled devices like the iPhone, iPad and Android phones that can store thousands of songs. But there hasn’t been a way to experience that content like the SoundLink Wireless Mobile speaker. With no wires or docking needed, its magic becomes evident the first time you hold it, and the first time you hear it.”

The speakers are less than two inches thick and no bigger than an average book for easier carrying around. It features rechargeable lithium-ion battery that offers more than three hours of music at high volume and more than eight hours at typical listening levels.

The SoundLink Wireless Mobile speaker comes with a standard trim level and a dark gray Cordura nylon cover for $299.95, or in the LX model, with a premium trim level and a dark brown leather cover for $349.95. You can get more information about the new speakers on Bose’s website.