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Beolit 12

Beolit 12

There are certain brands that can actually make us alter our schedules when they decide to make a product announcement. Apple is the most obvious culprit, but for high-end audio devices—and the most ridiculous home phones when we used to buy them—we come to a screeching halt for news from Bang & Olufsen. With their B&O Play line, the company is setting its sights outside of the fine Scotch drinking robe crowd. The first offering from the new line is the Beolit 12, a sophisticated AirPlay speaker for your Apple gear. Being a Bang & Olufsen product, you know the sound is going to be great, and at under $1000, it’s the closest the company might come to “affordable.” Plus, any speaker with a leather carrying strap fills your daily swag quota.