Very Nice!

A few inspirational pictures......I wonder if they are done by Hans Blomquist too ??

http://livethemma.ikea.se/inspiration/dags-uppleva-vardagsrummet-pa-nytt

http://www.beovision10.com/Inspirational-Living/Inspirational-Living-by-Hans-Blomquist

1/ Yes, the IKEA ad/tutorial shows a nice solution !

2/ I had not realised they were adding content to the BeoVision 10 site

--- I could not find a Hans Blomquist video :-(

--- I liked the way the BeoLab 3s were treated differently in their positioning so that they became part of the room design

3/ I also found the links on the Beovision 10 site to designer blogs quite inspirational 

We Thanks You :-)

Launch price is 732 Euro for 24" version....

TV supplies from Thomson (china)

- Any Samsung/Lg/Sony etc 24" FULL HD etc etc: About 250 euro
- Blu ray: 100 Euro
- Ikea forniture: About 150 Euro
- pair of sprk (creative-bose companion etc etc): about 200 euro

TOTAL: 700 euro.....

elephant wrote:

1/ Yes, the IKEA ad/tutorial shows a nice solution !

Although I won't be buying it, the idea behind this is good. Impressed. Ironic considering my dealer claims the forthcoming B&O Play V1 TV is a TV you'd expect....to find in an IKEA catalogue!

Shame B&O didn't approach IKEA over the V1 (mind you, still much more expensive than the IKEA userbase would expect to pay).

I'm hard pressed to see what is great about this product.

Looks like another Samsung SMART TV to me. OK, so it has a Blue-Ray. You can operate a Samsung Blue Ray with one remote if you have a Samsung TV with is it "smart link" or something like that???

Heck even Sony had figured out to put basic VCR functions in the TV's remote 20 years ago. 

Honestly I think IKEA should stick to furniture.

What is noticeable is the fact they've tried to solve problems that B&O tried to solve for years as well.

Less visible cable (Wireless subwoofer and tweeters hidden in the furniture). Integration, it does TV, Blue Ray, DVD, and CD, MP3 and FM.  1 remote that controls video AND audio. The furniture lets the remote signal go though so you can hide your set top box...

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PhilLondon wrote:

What is noticeable is the fact they've tried to solve problems that B&O tried to solve for years as well.

Less visible cable (Wireless subwoofer and tweeters hidden in the furniture). Integration, it does TV, Blue Ray, DVD, and CD, MP3 and FM.  1 remote that controls video AND audio. The furniture lets the remote signal go though so you can hide your set top box...

p.

exactly.

so give them 10/10 for effort, and ?/10 for execution.

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I wonder what its flat-pack instructions look like 😂