Why no high end battery powered wireless speaker systems?


I would love to have a set of wireless battery powered high end speakers and subwoofers.  With so many high end powered speakers  and subwoofers around these days, it would seem to be the logical next step to make them battery powered and eliminate all the cables.  I'm a little surprised that Sonos hasn't created a wireless system yet with their Play 5 speakers -even though I don't think they have any interest in cultivating the audiophile market. What are the hurdles standing in the way of this?  Are there any in the works?   
jplunkettj

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Thanks @nonoise for the link. That is the essence of what i am looking for but in a consumer friendly package.  It would be great to eliminate all the cables and expense if possible.  @erik_squires , I was thinking along the lines of having an integrated high power rechargeable battery to power the speakers-like the 7.5 AH ones that routinely come with battery powered chain saws and leaf blowers.  I think a high efficiency speaker is only going to use around 1 watt of power most of the time and maybe 100 watts at high decibel peaks?  If those batteries will power an electric chainsaw or leaf blower for extended periods, I would think a speaker would be no problem.  
@millercarbon-oh wise one. If the speaker draws 100 watts, a 56volt 10ah rechargeable battery should run the speaker for: 100/56=1.786 amps per hour.   So a  10ah battery divided by 1.786= 5.59 hours of max run time. of course I could solve the problem by getting a Tesla powerwall and run the whole stereo and house with that.