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The sleek presentation of Bang & Olufsen‘s BeoVision 10 shows that there’s plenty of room for making the modern television more refined, powerful and sophisticated. The LCD panel looks more like a decorative piece melding with interiors—a lesson in the Danish aesthetic. Designed by the native Englishman David Lewis in his Copenhagen studio, the curved edge of his design lends an effect of the BeoVision being almost embedded in the wall.

Well-thought out integration of LED light technology and structure, placing loudspeakers below the screen and LED lights throughout, achieves not just the chic super-slim appearance but also saves power. Encasing the TV in glass with anti-reflection coating, accented by high-gloss aluminum on the front and rear, enhances the surface. Optimum sound comes from a two-way stereo loudspeaker system that relies on a center bass port system for quality.

The cover (magnetically interchangable) comes in black, white, silver, dark grey, blue and orange for integration with any decor scheme. Retailing for $7,675, pick it up from Bang & Olufsen stores.

Mi sono appena configurato un tv LED post regalo di nozze e scopro che Samsung ha appena lanciato la serie di tv LED in 3D!!! Maledico il commesso che me lo ha spacciato come ultimo grido e incuriosito, sono andato a vederli dal vivo. Non ci volevo credere.
In pratica grazie ad una loro tecnologia interna, converte qualsiasi programma televisivo in 3D. Tipo che tu stai guardando la Ventura ‘flat’, fai uno switch e passi al 3D. Ci vogliono sempre gli occhialini che ora almeno assomigliano ad un paio di Oakley!

A l’occasion du salon à Genève, la marque Opel vient de dévoiler son prototype électrique. Une coupée cinq portes au design expressif, dotée d’un capot très bas et de feux arrière à LED en forme d’aile. A noter : le logo Opel cache en réalité la prise dédiée à la recharge.

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Un mélange entre le concept de “live video painting” et le graffiti électronique, avec ces rouleaux de peinture lumineuse développés par le collectif SweatShoppe. Le rouleau n’applique aucune peinture sur le mur, car il est constitué de LED vertes. A découvrir dans la suite.

Une belle vidéo sans post-production réalisée au Queens et à Manhattan, grâce à l’utilisation d’un projecteur qui suit la position du rouleau.

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