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On July 17 2009 Bose announced the Bose SoundLink<ref>[http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/07/17/bose-soundlink-is-like-their-ipod-dock-with-out-the-dock-part/ Bose SoundLink is like their iPod dock with out the dock part]</ref><ref>[http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10289541-1.html Bose SoundLink Wireless Music System streams music from your PC to a portable speaker for $550]</ref> to be released on Aug 27 2009 for $549. Resembiling the [[Bose digital music systems#SoundDock Portable|SoundDock portable]] it does not use an iPod but streams music directly from the computer using a Bluetooth USB key<ref>[http://www.wirelessaudioblog.com/archives/567 Bose SoundLink has Bluetooth inside]</ref>. This system is battery powered with a battery life of (3–14 hours). It also allows the user to control programs on the computer (like iTunes, Windows Media Player, Pandora, etc.) from the SoundLink without installing any software. The remote control has basic functions like power & volume and via the SoundLink can send commands to skip tracks and play/pause. The system also has an AUX input on the back.
On July 17 2009 Bose announced the Bose SoundLink<ref>[http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/07/17/bose-soundlink-is-like-their-ipod-dock-with-out-the-dock-part/ Bose SoundLink is like their iPod dock with out the dock part]</ref><ref>[http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10289541-1.html Bose SoundLink Wireless Music System streams music from your PC to a portable speaker for $550]</ref> to be released on Aug 27 2009 for $549. Resembiling the [[Bose digital music systems#SoundDock Portable|SoundDock portable]] it does not use an iPod but streams music directly from the computer using a Bluetooth USB key<ref>[http://www.wirelessaudioblog.com/archives/567 Bose SoundLink has Bluetooth inside]</ref>. This system is battery powered with a battery life of (3–14 hours). It also allows the user to control programs on the computer (like iTunes, Windows Media Player, Pandora, etc.) from the SoundLink without installing any software. The remote control has basic functions like power & volume and via the SoundLink can send commands to skip tracks and play/pause. The system also has an AUX input on the back.
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===Wave music system - SoundLink===
===Wave music system - SoundLink===
| accessdate = 2008-09-18}}</ref>. Though slightly taller and slimmer than the original, it has an "air duct" on the handle and will utilize Bose's waveguide technology to alleviate three key sound flaws from the original.<ref name="GizmondoPortable"/> It also has a remote that can change between different play lists, and a line input<ref name="iLoungePortable"/>. The portable package is $100 more than the original.<ref name="GizmondoPortable"/> In 2009 Bose made the SoundDock Portable iPhone compatable.
| accessdate = 2008-09-18}}</ref>. Though slightly taller and slimmer than the original, it has an "air duct" on the handle and will utilize Bose's waveguide technology to alleviate three key sound flaws from the original.<ref name="GizmondoPortable"/> It also has a remote that can change between different play lists, and a line input<ref name="iLoungePortable"/>. The portable package is $100 more than the original.<ref name="GizmondoPortable"/> In 2009 Bose made the SoundDock Portable iPhone compatable.
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===SoundDock 10===
===SoundDock 10===
