Panasonic’s 2013 Speaker Dock line up

By Drew Prindle Published January 8, 2013

In addition to their introduction of a fresh set of earbuds and over-ear headphones, Panasonic has revealed a brand new lineup of six new speaker docks, as well as one tablet prop. All of the systems will be capable of streaming your tunes wirelessly via Bluetooth, and certain models also support AirPlay and DLNA. They’ll also come with standard USB and legacy ports for wired connectivity.

The best part is you won’t have to wait all year just to get your hands on one — all of these docks will be available in March, and the NP10 tablet prop is likely to be released just a month later in April. Pricing details have yet to be announced, but we suspect that information will surface soon.

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