Have lots of great music on your PC but not able to play it on your stereo system? This common problem now has a classy solution - in the form of the new Wireless DJ Music System from Logitech.

This 3-piece package consists of a wireless transmitter that plugs into your PC’s USB port, a receiver that plugs into the auxillary inputs of any stereo system and a wireless remote control that allows you to access and navigate your music. The receiver also serves as a docking charger for the remote. The most glamorous component of the package is definitely the sleek remote which has a pleasing blue backlit LCD display and an iPod-like scroll wheel. Using the remote, you can navigate through all your music files, playlists and internet radio stations, play a song, playlist or station of your choice and also see what is playing on the screen. With Logitech's Music Anywhere wireless technology you can access your music over a 300 feet range, without having an existing wireless network. Wondering why it's called "DJ" ? With the remote, you can configure an active playlist called the "DJ List", and add songs or albums to the queue without stopping the music. What's more, you can also use iTunes and WMP playlists as well - the device supports MP3, AAC, WMA, Internet radio, and podcasts.

Check out the first CNET review which has labelled their experience with the device as a "positive first impression". The wireless DJ will be out late September at $250 in the US and Europe. Definitely something to watch out for.