B&O takes a different angle on TV sound

Mike Yamamoto  |  May 08, 2008
Leave it to Bang & Olufsen to break the mold once again, this time with a TV under-screen speaker. While other manufacturers toil away with boring rectangles and cylindrical designs, the B&O wizards have gone a completely different geometric route: A triangle.

The BeoLab 10 is a center speaker designed to work with the BeoVision 4 HDTV. Mounted beneath the plasma, according to Audio Junkies, it uses its Acoustic Lens Technology to disperse sound 180 degrees with twin amplifiers.

And never leaving anything to chance, B&O is also planning to offer a range of grill covers to match any given decor. No pricing has been released yet but, given the company's reputation, the BeoLab 10 might require you to move into a smaller place to afford it.

Via Crave CNET
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