The Music Sphere from Oregon Scientific is a neat audio-streaming device that wirelessly delivers high-quality audio from three separate sources such as your Mp3 player, iPod, stereo system or TV’s audio output into the Music Sphere’s 2.1 speaker system. So if for example, you want to listen to some tunes off of your iPod which is in the kitchen, you can connect the iPod to one of the three audio inputs of the Music Sphere’s transmitter unit  and it will transmit the audio wirelessly (using 2.4 ghz Wi-Fi radio waves) into another room which has one of the members of the Music Sphere’s speaker system – as long as the Music Sphere’s receiver isn’t further then 30 meters away.
The Music Sphere has an LCD display that changes color depending on the audio source, and its also has a clock, volume, bass and treble display, as well as input selection and a battery level indicator. It runs off of an AC adapter or 6 C batteries and a wall mount is included if you fancy turning it into a sort of decoration. If you live in the U.K. and are interested in picking one of these up for £179.99 then you might want to check out Pocket-Lint’s review, overall they seem to like the little buggers.