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Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay A9 Stereo Speaker – Round is sexy


Born Rich: The days of wanting to hide your bulky black stereo are over. Beautiful from all angles; here’s the Danish manufacturer of high-end audio product’s, Bang & Olufsen’s latest stylish and circular speaker system, the BeoPlay A9 whose superior sound is big enough to fill even the most spacious loft, and that too wirelessly from your favorite devices. (more…)

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Bang & Olufsen unveils Playmaker wireless audio bridge


Engadget: Bang & Olufsen has been slowly but surely adapting to a wireless world. Its new Playmaker (shown at center) brings that evolution to audio: with the receiver linked up, any AirPlay- or DLNA-friendly audio device can beam its sound to a set of the Danish firm’s designer speakers. (more…)

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Bang and Olufsen reveal new BeoPlay V1 TV, A8 Airplay dock


iPodNN: Bang and Olufsen has unveiled the BeoPlay V1, the first television from the high-end audio manufacturer’s brand B&O Play. (more…)

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Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay A3 iPad Speaker touches the ‘affordable’ mark


newlaunches.com: A lot of stuff by B&O doesn’t make it past the truly affluent or audiophile kinds. Yet, there are quite a few products that win you over merely by quality. To add that to an affordable price range (comparatively speaking), is the Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay A3 iPad Speaker. (more…)

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US$800 Bang & Olufsen PLAY Beolit 12 uses Apple Airplay

Gizmag: The Bang & Olufsen PLAY Beolit 12 AIRPLAY is about the size of a small car battery at 23 x 15 x 18.8 cm, weighing slightly less at 2.8 kg. (more…)

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Bang & Olufsen Beolit 12 Airplay portable speaker launched

T3: Going in a new direction is Bang & Olufsen’s Beo Play range with the first product to arrive being a portable iPhone speaker with Airplay technology. (more…)

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Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 7-55: A 3D TV fit for The Jetsons

Techdigest: Have more money than you know what to do with and are looking for a TV straight out of an episode of The Jetsons? Then we’ve got just the telly – the Bang & Olufsen the BeoVision 7-55.

Adding a built-in Blu-ray player and active 3D to the 55 inch flagship model, the BeoVision 7-55 gets added “wow-factor” points for its motorised stand which lifts and lowers the massive panel, as well as hiding a built-in surround sound technology that adapts and tunes its sound dependant on the acoustics of your living room. (more…)

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Long version of Audi A8 gets the Bang & Olufsen Advanced Sound System

Born Rich: In December 2009, Bang & Olufsen presented the second generation of the Advanced Sound System for the new Audi A8. The highly praised sound system has been now made available for the new Audi A8 L, the long wheel-based model of the A8. The luxurious A8 L enriches the passengers in the back seat with extra comfort. The Bang & Olufsen Advanced Sound System has been tailored for the longer A8. They have modified the midrange speaker box in the rear doors and chosen a larger midrange grill to complement the extended dimensions of the rear section. Moreover, a profound sound tuning was done to achieve the quality sound experience in the spacious car. They have gone for five additional loudspeakers for the new Audi A8 L. There are 19 speakers in total, with each fine tuned for a perfect sound experience. The loudspeaker grills for the midranges and woofers in both front and rear doors are made from aluminum to match perfectly the Audi A8 L’s interior curves.

Exclusively optimized for the A8 L, the “Volume Levelling” feature makes sure ensures that every passenger in the A8 L enjoys an optimum sound experience regardless of the surrounding noise conditions. Audi and Bang & Olufsen have been continuously developing high-end sound systems for different Audi models since 2005.

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Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 8 LCD TV

Übergizmo: If it weren’t about the price, most folks out there would want a few Bang & Olufsen products in their home. Now the company has just announced its BeoVision 8, which is a smaller version of its BeoVision 10 LCD, and less expensive. This 4-inch display touts 240Hz motion processing, something that the folks over at B&O claim to be nearly double that of the conventional LCDs. Being a B&O product, you’d expect it to sport some pretty awesome sound quality. The BeoVision 8 will be available this summer, and should set you back around $5,400, pricey, but it shouldn’t force you to sell your assets, right?

 

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Bang & Olufsen BeoLab 11 Subwoofer

Übergizmo: Struck the lottery and need a better subwoofer to irritate your neighbors? That’s what the upcoming BeoLab 11 from Bang & Olufsen is for. Aside from its stylish looks, it promises some awesome bass. It offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an aluminum shell, and will handle all your beats really well. It’ll be available in North America by mid-May 2010 and will set you back a good $2,000.

Press release.

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Audioholics peels back the lids on the current crop of ICEpower-based amplifiers

EngadgetHD: Typically devoid of fancy lights, knobs, and switches, amplifiers typically don’t get a lot of marketing hype; heck, most people who own a receiver aren’t even aware of the amplifier section.

Bang & Olfusen’s Class D ICEpower switching amplifiers wrinkle that a bit — the compact footprint, light weight, energy efficiency and impressive specs are enough to make the newer technology marketable as, well, new.

Sadly, from Audioholics’ examination of many samples, it also looks like the newness stopped there and several manufacturers have slapped crazy price tags on an essentially “reference design” implementation.

There’s plenty of good technical info about the test bench performance of these amps in the link, but with several happy ICEpower users it’s hard to say that the subjective performance is unsatisfactory; the wide price range for essentially the same amp is what’s troubling. If nothing else, let it serve as a cautionary tale of not falling for the latest thing just because it’s the latest thing — when you’re shopping for an amp, take your ears along with your wallet.

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Bang & Olufsen presents golden range

AVReview: Bang & Olufsen has kept to its traditionally extravagant aesthetic with the launch of its new golden range of home AV products.

Though they may look a little Arthur Daley to the untrained eye, B&O assures us the entire range is made using only ‘real materials’ such as aluminium, glass, rubber and wood, all of which has been selected for its ‘quality and ability to fit naturally into any home environment’ (as long as you live in a gold bedecked palace, that is).

The gold colour range has been selected for a limited few products in order to maintain a level of exclusivity, with each product made to order.

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