Say hello to the 2015 generation of LG's Music Flow Wi-Fi system!

South Korean multinational conglomerate corporation LG has announced its Music Flow-WiFi system will be coming to the US in 2015. The forthcoming Music Flow Wi-Fi system will incorporate four Wi-Fi Speakers, one of which is powered by an on-board battery and additional three sound bars. Now you can synchronize your multi-room speakers together to play the same song in every room or even suit all your family's music tastes by streaming different songs around the house.

LG, the fourth-largest chaebol in South Korea, headquartered in in the LG Twin Towers building in Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, debuted the Music Flow system at IFA in 2014 and includes the standalone H7 (NP8740), H5 (NP8540) and H3 (NP8340) models. The line-up includes LG's first wireless speaker, the LG H4 (NP8350) featuring a built-in battery.

The system lets you play music from your phone, your network, or from few services including TuneIn, Rhapsody, Spotify Connect just like competitors offerings. There is an apparent lack of a Samsung LinkMate or Sonos Connect clone, the company offers three sound bars along with Music Flow built-in and these are the LAS950M, LAS851M and LAS751M. Additionally, you can add two of the "H" speakers to one of these sound bars and use them as surrounds.

Among other awe-inspiring features of the LG system, it allows you to use the Music Flow app as your phone's music player and continue playing your on-the-go music through your speakers. However, the music system's ability to receive IM chats and recommended music is comparatively less interesting. If you own one of the new BP550 Streaming 3D Blu-ray Players or LAB550W SoundPlates, you can either stream from their USB ports or disc players, however, not to them.

Price and availability of the Music Flow range is not yet announced.