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That’s no moon: veteran Apple designer unveils $1,799 Cell Alpha speaker Share this story Image: Syng Christopher Stringer, an ex-Apple designer who worked on everything from the HomePod to the original iPhone during his 22 year-stint at the company, has unveiled his new startup’s debut speaker. It’s called the Cell Alpha, a futuristic Death Star-shaped connected speaker with an emphasis on spatial audio. It costs $1,799, or $1,969 if you want the model with a floorstanding base. The Cell Alpha has woofers on its top and bottom arranged into a “force-balanced” configuration. These a...

Syng Cell Alpha sees ex-HomePod designer let loose in spatial audio Chris Davies - May 17, 2021, 10:06am CDT If you insist on your home speaker system being as eye-catching as it’s loud, good news: the Syng Cell Alpha has arrived, and what’s billed as “the world’s first Triphonic speaker” looks like little else in audio. Handiwork of former Apple designer Christopher Stringer – who worked on the HomePod, among other things – the startup’s first model aims to get an edge on spatial audio as surround sound music gains traction. It’s not the first to try tha...

autoevolution 17 May 2021, 16:10 UTC · by 9 photos Christopher Stringer was an Apple designer for more than 20 years and worked on some of the most iconic products of the company, including the first iPhone. But now he runs his own startup called Syng. And Cell Alpha is its first promising project: the world’s first Triphonic speaker, which benefits from a very pompous presentation. The speaker comes with an original, spherical look. Its unusual design is meant to offer you a spatial sound and deliver clear, detailed audio. The pinpoint accuracy comes from the force-balanced configur...

This high-end speaker is built to fill a room with sound thanks to multiple points of distribution on its globe-shaped design. You can combine the speaker with two additional units and place them around a room, as well, to provide an even more enveloping listening experience. The speaker operates via Syng Space, an app that lets you place sounds — such as music from Spotify — in certain corners of a living room. The app is currently only available in the Apple app store but will be available in the Google Play Store in summer 2021, according to Syng. Syng Cell Alpha price and release date