Bose VideoWave All-in-one Audio Video Entertainment System 46-inch HDTV Integrates Simple Surround Sound Speakers

Bose announced the VideoWave whole system-in-one entertainment, speakers in a 46-inch HDTV. The wave of video home theater system hassle by all in one place.

Keep it simple. It seems the philosophy driving Bose entertainment system in its recently announced VideoWave, and it focuses on the integration. There is no separate system of his speech: everything is installed in the 46-inch 1080p LCD. There are 16 speakers in total, including six grave in a magnesium case – yes, this is difficult, the total weight of the vacuum, according to nearly 100 lbs.

Surround sound is automatically calibrated to their stage and its technology ADAPTiQ Bose sound guide radiator to draw high-frequency sound waves bounce off the walls adjacent to the effect of the new surround sound ie surround sound bar. The minimum number of son from the TV, following in the console box separate set-top. There are three HDMI inputs and two component ports on the back and forehead, composite, HDMI and USB (one piece). There is an IR transmitter before taxes for the other consoles, even if the claims Bose you do not need an IR Blaster, if the STB is not hidden, they are concentrated only in the case.

The second pillar of the wave is a high frequency video ClickPad remote and it is as simple as possible – power, input, channel selection, volume control and mute. Bose claims that the remote control to run all the speakers connected to identify with the console, what they are and are automatically added to the list entry. Well, here it is interesting: Walk activated with a finger on the surface of a limit to your options screen (the video source is recovered) and you can select options such person at the source (DVR, select Junction boxes are – there is even its own iPod docking station with a proprietary interface). As I said, the company believes it has a custom-made to handle the scene set-top box and interface limits for just about everything there, can be upgraded by software (hence the USB port on the console). In person, the software and the control is pretty smooth and slip resistant.

And now for the price and release date. It is actually just around the corner, October 14, and sold exclusively by Bose stores. The initial cost is mighty steep $ 5,349, and a compelling personal delivery and installation included. Again, if you spend a lot of money, a 46-inch screen is really big enough? And what about a number of other television with integrated sound bar? (Mitsubishi Unisen similar series, for example, starts at $ 1699.) Too early to tell, but it is Bose, and this name only premium packages.

Bose VideoWave All-in-one Audio Video Entertainment System 46-inch HDTV Integrates Simple Surround Sound Speakers Price and Availability
Come 14th October 2010 for $ 5,349.