Which Altec Lansing Bluetooth speaker is best? Altec Lansing has been around since the 1940s and since then has become a major player in the Bluetooth speaker market. Altec Lansing’s wide range of ...

There’s something to be said for quaint, accessible products, that do precisely as advertised. No, you’re not looking at them to do anything particularly special, but if they get the job done, well, ...

Get set to annoy your neighbours: three new speaker systems from Altec Lansing will be hitting our shores very soon. The black-and-silver, iPod-focused range features a slimmer-than-Nicole-Richie ...

Altec Lansing has a new set of speakers for the iPod, the inMotion iM3 portable audio system. Not much to say, really – stereo speakers, with a built-in dock, extra input jack, and the ability to be ...

The Altec Lansing Live 5000 connects to a consumer's existing home Wi-Fi network, can be controlled via iOS, Android, and desktop applications, and delivers music from the Internet's most popular ...

Waves crashing against the shore make a beautiful sound, but a full beach day calls for a more captivating sound track. That's why powerful, portable, water-resistant Bluetooth speakers are a ...

Eagle-eyed magazines readers have already noticed ads for the new system, but on Thursday Altec Lansing Technologies Inc. made it official by announcing the inMotion iM7, a new portable speaker system ...

I'm debating which speakers i'd like to get, and i'm torn between these two. The Altec Lansing ATP5's look sweet (the url is for the ATP4, but they look similar to the ATP5 and have same number of ...

Altec Lansing today added to its already impressive portable party speaker lineup with a trio of new offerings. “Our mission is to create exceptional experiences for music lovers and keep every event ...

Altec Lansing has introduced its FX4021 and FX 5051, two new 2.1 and 5.1 speaker systems for computers. They’re coming this fall for $129.95 and $249.95 respectively. Both units feature wireless ...

Howdy. I inherited some old Gateway2000 Altec Lansing ACS41 speakers, but not their AC adapter. Does anyone happen to know what voltage/polarity these things take?