The Kivic One media streamer from Kivic gives you AirPlay where no one else has – in your car.
It’s a small device slightly larger than a deck of cards. The Kivic One supports AirPlay for wireless audio and video. It has an HDMI and 3.5mm aux output. Power comes via a micro-USB to a 12-volt power outlet. This is a great little device you can easily connect to your car stereo for wireless audio and video streaming.
Check it out in detail at Kivic-One.com.
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This product looks very interesting.
Do you have a guide price from Kivic AirPlayJ? Quick get your store up!! 😉
As well as it’s intended use, I like the idea of a slightly cut down TV2 STB for home.
‘Just’ needs support for infrastructure wifi – maybe via first run, ad-hoc network, config process? App?!?! then HDMI to 50″ – Airplay audio & video!… sat on the sofa browsing – Airplay over the iPad2 or 4s video mirroring at the same time. Cool. Ideal for folks who don’t do, or can’t get access to, Apple’s iTunes content on TV due to cost or global region etc.
Keep up the quality info!
I thought I should just check my facts… if I’m seeing this right (It’s late here!) –
According to this wikipedia page, only 6 regions, some of them admittedly large, have stores that allow access to TV shows. I never realised it was so few. This goes to show that such a box could sell to people who cannot get full use from many of the features of an AppleTV2, but desire the idea of video airplay.
Just a thought.
Sorry, link stripped out.
Wikipedia page on ‘iTunes store’ section 4
Dear Sir I need the latest firmware update files for kivic one it is not working with i phone 7 and the update program please help me can you email them to
[email protected]
Hi Emmad, you can get the latest firmware at http://kivic-one.com/en/faq/firmware-updates-for-kivic-one-rev1-1/ or check out the Kivic Support site at http://kivic-one.com/en/support/.