Bang & Olufsen spells luxury entertainment to us. This brand credits itself on bringing to its loyals such stylish technology that other brands will always have a tough time coping up with. Recently, it was the sleek BeoVision 10 TV that caught everyone’s fancy, and now it is the newer and bigger BeoVision 7 that is sure to blow everyone away!

For starters, there is a avery evident 15 inch boost such that the television measures 55 inches in total which is real grand. The LED backlight support with local dimming option works wonders to boost the contrast. Then there are the two different motorized stand options that make room inside for a Blu-ray player. The refresh rate is pretty impressive at 120 Hz. No wonder we were using the adjective ‘Big’!

Like the rest of the B&O items, this high-end LCD too doesn’t come cheap. With a price tag of $18,700, it sure goes into the exclusive category for we know only a very few who can actually afford such an extravagance. By the way, the TV is also accompanied by a custom-tailored center channel speaker.

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At $ 2,200, the 55 inch LCD LED TV comes with a unique TruLED system of 960 individual LEDs that are divided into 80 control groups.

As a result, the system can deliver a superbly qualitative 2,000,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio that reflects directly on the picture quality. This set’s technology stops light leakage which is what gives it that rich and high picture quality.
The final picture has darker blacks and brighter whites than standard backlighting solutions of other television sets.

The TV set also has a 240Hz operation through a combination of a 120 Hz panel and scanning backlight.

These apart, Full HD 1080p resolution, SRS TruSurround and TruVolume audio technologies, and other features enhance the output. This one is cost efficient and energy efficient too, but 50 per cent below the Energy Star® 3.0 rating. The other heartening factor is that it is mercury free. So enjoy the surround sound with crystal clear images on your giant screen.

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Paris Hilton is the trademark babe in the luxury woods. In fact, her name sells so much that a TV blinging group has decided to dedicate their new TV to the hotel heiress. The claim is that they have decorated many LCD TVs before but their hottest innovation has been done n the strong Fuchsia crystals. The color is such a dominating force here that ‘meant for Paris Hilton’ seems to be a very natural thing.

We are told that this television was a surprise gift for th beautiful Hilton babe when she was in Germany recently. The makers think that the Fuchsia (rose is very school-girl sorts) and Jet combo works well for a grown-up gadget freak girl. The deep, bright shade of pink has a personality and character of its own.

It is just the frame of this gorgeous 40″ LCD TV that is covered with some 14,000 crystallised trademark Swarovski Elements. Some of you might think that the looks of this idiot box might hinder with the TV viewing process. Well, not while you are like Paris Hilton. After all this TV packs in loads of oomph for someone with loads of oomph.

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If the big bucks are in your wallet, buying a luxury car is really not much of a hassle. However, many folks find trouble housing their dream machines. Somehow, their hearts do not permit them to allow their high-end toy to be kept in the regular common folk-type garage with the rest of the common folk-type automobiles. And so, Holger Schubert developed the Design Driven, which is an award winning garage design.

Holger has kept a very minimalist environment in his garage which further heightens the dreamy aspect of the car parked in – it looks nothing short of a work of art. Spread across 1200 sq. ft., this one is not in the basement but it is situated on the upper floors of a 1953 ranch style home.

You can expect it to be full of features that will delight you anyday. Not only there is a wide space for the car but also an open area for a couch. Again, the 42 solar panels remain active on the roof. Also, the electric screens on the window exterior help control climate within. The garage is not just about the comforts of the car alone as it stacks in a slide-away LCD TV, a built-in bookshelf, kitchenette, bathroom along with a library. There is remote-operated steel ramp that creates a slope so that your car can be moved out without the need of ignition. How about moving in with your car?

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A 22-inch bathroom TV with mirror screen is out from `Waterproof LCD TVs’. A spa, sauna, swimming pool or even outdoors, the TV gives you a great relaxing experience. It has two separate chrome loudspeakers, 16:9 ratio, 500 cd/m2 of brightness, a water proof remote control, a built-in Freeview and terrestrial tuners, A/V inputs etc.

From the comfort of your bath, you can watch TV, VCR, DVD, Cable, satellite or Freeview on your TV without a wire needed between them. How does that work? Plug the transmitter into the 21 pin connector SCART socket of your device.

The LCD retails at US $ 1,400.

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We are up for an uncluttered modern decor, any day. Gone are the days when folks would centre their living room on the television. The trend is passé. Perhaps, this shall explain new products like the FLP-310 ceiling flip-down TV lift. Well, this great new attachment for your home decor or even office comes to fit in LCDs and plasma TVs of the size between 42-inch and 55-inch. We think, this one is ideal for boats, yachts and RVs too.

The ultra slim design which measures up to 4 and a half inches offers a great way to fit a big TV into a small space. With the touch of a button you can conceal the ‘idiot box’ and undo the effect in the same way.

The FLP-310 moves 110 degrees letting you a whole field of view just about from anywhere in the room. With so much to offer, the price $2695 does get justified. So go ahead, and maintain the integrity of your modern décor.

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Fredrik Wallner has designed The Messenger, which is a chic conference cabinet. It can come to your use when you are making an awesome presentation and you do not want anyone to see all the ugly wires. This cabinet comes with a built in screen of 57 inches and the glass doors can be used as a board on which you can write with a pen.

You could choose the colour of the glass. It comes with a built in Silver Pro writing and projection area to make your presentation a roaring success. This is a must have for any office and if you choose to ignore this, you would actually be losing a lot.

The price and availability is not known and you may have to perhaps contact the company for more information. The Messenger looks incredibly stylish and it would enhance the look of any conference room.

It is always great to own cool gadgets and awesome LCD screens, home theaters and other such goodies. However, of what use is the platinum blonde lifestyle if you can’t control even the inanimate things around? Thus, Home Automated Living is an awesome system that helps you control your house with the help of voice command software.

It allows the users to manage lighting, play the desired music, handle security issues and make sure the temperature is just right in the house. You would not have to browse around and open files to play music, but you would just need to talk to the microphone and say the file name and the folder it belongs to, and the system will play that song for you.

It also comes with a 70″ rear-projection HDTV and it all comes with a universal remote control as well. There is no information about the price or availability but you could always contact the manufacturers to find more about it.

Via: Electronic House

Those fond of buying gadgets made in Taiwan would not be a stranger to a brand name called Albatron (unlike us)! This computer hardware manufacturer got our attention when it declared that the multi-touch display prototype that they had flaunted some seven months ago is just in its last stages before hitting the market in a few months.

The nameless LCD is 21.5 wide and has touch sensors in the monitor’s benzel rather than on the screen itself. This means that the display is brighter, better and much stronger. So far, it is one of the first monitors to allow at least Windows 7 users to enjoy the OS complete with supports via the multi-touch features.

So far, little is known about the hush-hush TV that doesn’t even have a name yet. What we know is the size, which we already shared, and that it will come with a 120Hz refresh rate, a DVI and VGA input. Touch info will reach the PC through a USB cable. No idea about the price tag. Let’s wait for March.

Via electronista & hardwarezone

Call it a space-crunch issue or privacy involved; folding screens from Japan were measured as no less than a dividing wall to do away with that unwanted presence of objects that may disgrace you upon your guests visit. Let’s confess the fact that despite their purposeful behavior, they look competitively ugly and hence convince us to look for other appealing solutions. Seems Daewoo was silently hearing our needs and therefore have developed DID-FS, a folding screen sporting an LCD video display integrated into each section enabling to to entertain your guests with idyllic Japanese scenery, or clips from Kurosawa flicks.

Further, it gives you the freedom to nosh each sheet with an individual image, thereby gathering the attention of your group of friends with diverse taste. For now, we have no information if the DID-FS will ever be urbanized beyond its archetype phase.

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