Bowers & Wilkins to unveil the Zeppelin Air featuring Apple's Airplay

Zeppelin Air. Bowers & Wilkins to unveil the Zeppelin Air featuring Apple's Airplay Zeppelin Air includes Apple's AirPlay technology so you can use Zeppelin Air as a wireless music system Bowers & Wilkins has used its prior-generation, premium Zeppelin speaker as the basis for Zeppelin Air, preserving the same "oblong spheroid" elongated football.

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The Zeppelin Air's connections on the rear panel are, left to right, power, Ethernet, USB 2.0 (which allows you to sync docked iOS devices), 3.5-mm Aux input, and component video output for. Here you will find setup information, documentation and the latest firmware

AlphaAudio Introductie Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Air

Bowers & Wilkins has used its prior-generation, premium Zeppelin speaker as the basis for Zeppelin Air, preserving the same "oblong spheroid" elongated football. The Zeppelin Air sounded powerful and rock-solid, with the bass kept well under control and incredibly clear iTunes Streaming: The B&W Zeppelin Air is able to play audio from your computer's iTunes account either wirelessly (WiFi) or via a wired (Ethernet) connection using AirPlay streaming technology

Bowers & Wilkins Introduces LightningEquipped Zeppelin Air and Z2. The striking B&W Zeppelin Air sounds as excellent as it did when the company first released the 30-pin version of this speaker in 2011, but it still has lingering AirPlay-related flaws. To find support on a specific topic please use the search bar above.

Zeppelin Air LCM PremiumLautsprecher von B&W mit LightningAnschluss. The 'Air' in the Zeppelin's name comes from the inclusion of support for AirPlay, Apple's music and video streaming technology.This means you can now stream music wirelessly from an iTunes-toting device, including a Mac or PC. Zeppelin Air includes Apple's AirPlay technology so you can use Zeppelin Air as a wireless music system