Bang&Olufsen sigue aumentando la familia de sus productos de la gama BeoPlay y esta vez les hace un buen guiño a los usuarios de productos de Apple, especialmente a los del iPad y el Apple TV. Los nuevos productos de B&O son el...
Leer más »Bang&Olufsen sigue aumentando la familia de sus productos de la gama BeoPlay y esta vez les hace un buen guiño a los usuarios de productos de Apple, especialmente a los del iPad y el Apple TV. Los nuevos productos de B&O son el televisor BeoPlay V1 con un hueco estratégico en su parte trasera para colocar un centro multimedia (en su web colocan un Apple TV) y una curiosa base multidisciplinar para el iPad de Apple y llamada BeoPlay A3. BeoPlay V1 HDTV. Available in both 32-inch and 40-inch models, the 1080p side-lit LED television features five HDMI inputs, a USB port for playing photos, movies, or music from an external source, and a slot behind the TV so you can tuck away your Apple TV out of sight. Created by designer Anders Hermansen, the television comes in either black or white, and allows owners to slide in one of five different fabric sleeves behind the front grill to give the display a splash of color. In a cool twist, a light sensor built into the front of the V1 dynamically adjusts the contrast of the picture based on the viewing conditions of the room. Both models will be available in the UK starting May 3rd, but while the V1 had been touted as a more "affordable" option, it's still going to set you back: the 32-inch model is priced at £1,999 (approximately $3,238), with the 40-inch model coming in at £2,499 (around $4,048). The company has also introduced a new iPad audio dock, the BeoPlay A3. A wedge-shaped device designed to turn the iPad into a stand-alone movie or audio system, the A3 features three different 0.5-inch tweeters and a 2-inch woofer, and can actually sense which way the device is oriented, activating the appropriate array of speakers to provide accurate stereo sound no matter which way you have it turned. The A3 will provide five hours of playback per charge, though it will only charge the iPad when it is plugged directly into the wall. The A3 will be available in black starting May 21st for £449, though a white version is planned for later in the year.
