jvezina wrote:

One must not also forget the control with one remote and PUC. 

Regards,

Jean

Sure, it would be crucial to leave out these features.

MM

If B&O would use the "Signature W " screens for the new Beovisions, there are certainly not much to work with design-wise, just being 2.57 mm "thick" 🙂

Only thing would be to work with the connection/soundbar box (apart from the image / sound processing). Maybe popup acoustic lenses like in the cars. Look like LG did something like that on their soundbar.

 

 

For a TV to be BV:

The total must be far more than the sum of its parts

B

Hiort wrote:

 Maybe popup acoustic lenses like in the cars. Look like LG did something like that on their soundbar.

These speakers on the Atmos bar are upfiring speakers - needed for the illusion of having a proper Atmos setup.

Acoustic lens technology is mainly used for a wider dispersion of the higher frequencies - in order to make the soundfield broader.

MM

Hiort wrote:

If B&O would use the "Signature W " screens for the new Beovisions, there are certainly not much to work with design-wise, just being 2.57 mm "thick" 🙂

B&O can do wonders with aluminium 🙂

MM

I can think of many ways to design it already. I've seen the thin OLEDs of LG and when they are demonstrated they are usually pushed out a bit from the wall so you really see the thinness of the screen. I think this is what B&O would do too. Also I think they have electronics that gets hot inside and require passive ventilation. So some space might be good maybe for that reason too if it doesn't ventilate through the panel itself.

LG now has demos with screens where the panel itself are the speaker. Extremely interesting I would say! This could be something for B&O as well. As many are using extra speakers the center doesn't have to put out a lot of sound (even tough this model is said to do that anyway).

As we see on BeoPlay and B&O speaker range I think the upcoming models of TV will be wider than before. Maybe some with this hidden speaker, some

Without. Probably still non OLED tvs too. But... we will just have to wait and see. I think maybe we can inspire the designers a bit using this forum, but just a little. Surely a few B&O employees are reading through the forum.

Michael wrote:

LG now has demos with screens where the panel itself are the speaker. Extremely interesting I would say! This could be something for B&O as well. As many are using extra speakers the center doesn't have to put out a lot of sound (even tough this model is said to do that anyway).

Are you sure you don't mean this one:

Michael wrote:

Also I think they have electronics that gets hot inside and require passive ventilation. So some space might be good maybe for that reason too if it doesn't ventilate through the panel itself.

I do not think thats needed. The mounting concept with the "W" panels are that you simply stick them on magnets mounted on the wall.

LG were showing OLED panels with acoustic surface sound at CES from what I have read....sounds like Sony got the whole thing from LG Display.....there's an article on the Verge today on it.....they really liked the sound, for whatever that's worth

Hi

I had a look for Beolab 17 og a dansk second hand shop site when I read this.

She is selling a LG TV she has got as a gift it comes with a USB stick which enables it for connecting Beolab 17 and 18 it state I guess WISA?? Is it only news to me?

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