WiSA

WiSA is an open industry standard to connect speakers wireless.
It allows for lossless 24-bit audio with sample rates of  32, 44.1, 48, and 96 kHz
It supports 2 channel up to 7.1 surround.
It operates in the 5Ghz U-NII band.

At the present (2013) B&O is the only brand known to me using this standard.
As Pioneer, Onkyo, TEAC, Klipsch en Sharp are members of WiSA too, one might expect them to bring out models in the near future.



Beolab 17 speaker with WiSA and Toslink input

B&O Transmitter1 with analog and Toslink input.

References

The WiSA™ Association

Cambridge DacMagic XS

Cambridge DacMagic XS £99.95

Connections	Micro USB input, 3.5mm analogue output
Digital to Analogue Converter	ESS9023 24-bit DAC
Sample Rates Supported	USB 1.0 mode: 16/24-bit, 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz  USB 2.0 mode: 16/24-bit, 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, 176.4kHz, 192kHz
Output Voltage	2V RMS
Max. Power Consumption	150mW
Min. Headphone Impendance	12 Ohms
Frequency Response	+/-0.2dB 20Hz – 20kHz
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SNR	103 dBr (unweighted)
Crosstalk	66dB
Output Impedance	0.5 Ohms
Volume Steps	53 steps (54 different volume levels)
Dimensions (W x H x D):	30 x 10 x 53.5mm (1.2 x 0.4 x 2.1’’)
Weight	100g (3.5oz)

ADL X1 USB DAC

ADL X1 USB DAC £395

• Max headphone output at 1%THD @ 1KHz: 34mW(12 ohm), 60mW(16 ohm), 82mW(32 ohm), 86mW(56 ohm), 36mW(300 ohm), 19mW(600 ohm)
• Channel separation 60～64dB (1KHz) 33ohms -50dB/<=±3dB
• Frequency characteristics 20Hz～20kHz (±0.5dB)
• Total Harmonic Distortion 0.033% (33ohms) , <0 .02="" 0.0085="" li="" mw="" ohms="">
• S/N Ratio 95.5dB/32ohms , 98.1dB/56ohms , 101.6dB/300ohms, 102.1dB/600ohms 

LH Labs Geek

Small portable USB DAC/headphone amp

• Two outputs on all types (2 x 3.5 mm jack): line and headphones, both are variable in digital domain (64bit precision)
• Volume control: two buttons and software (Operation System main volume slider sends volume data to Geek which implements the volume change in its internal volume control)
• Line-out output impedance: 47 Ohm (on all types)
• Headphone output impedance: 0.47 Ohm (on all types)
• Max output voltage (line-out and headphone): 2.65 Vrms (Geek), 3,4 Vrms (Super Geek), 4 Vrms (Super-Duper Geek)
• Max output power (headphone, 16 Ohm): 450 mW (Geek), 720 mW (Super Geek), 1000 mW (Super-Duper Geek)
• Native decoded  music format in PCM: 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176,4, 192, 352.8, 384 kHz / 16, 24, 32 bits.
• Native decoded digital format in DSD: 2.822, 3.072, 5.644, 6.144 mHz / 1 bit
• "Class A" analogue output stage, THD+N better than 0.005 %, SNR is 103dB (none-weighted), 109dB (A-weighted)
• Sample rate indicator LEDs, machined aluminum enclosure in three different colors, with 6" USB cable, driver for PC (plug and play on MAC and Linux)

Website: LH Labs
Price: US$ 299

AURALiC Gemini 2000 headphone amp

DAC with a 2 Watt class A headphone amp build into a Klutz design headphone stand.

Output: 6.3mm jack / 4-pin XLR.

Input:
USB
Toslink
3.5 mm analog

Integrated SDXC card reader
File format: PCM 24/384, DSD128

Website: AURALiC
Price: US$1995