Bang & Olufsen has launched a new 65-inch plasma TV named the BeoVision 12-65 and also BeoLab 12 a set of minimalist wall-mounted speakers. As we all know most of the current LCD TV comes with a carrying of LED technology, but the BeoVision 12-65 use plasma technology that could be considered relatively rare.
The BeoVision 12-65 has a beautiful design with the latest technology, comes with NeoPDP panels are packed in a design that looks very thin, and in addition comes with a Full HD resolution, also has been equipped with the 3D technology that will provide a more satisfying experience when the user plays videos or to play games.
On this Plasma TV there are center-channel speakers are integrated, which can be paired with your home audio for surround sound effect. Even have ampilifier with ICEpower technology 4x80W power, and a light sensor that can intelligently or automatically adjust the dark-light image on the TV to the lighting conditions in your room.
While the BeoLab 12 speaker comes with Acoustic Lens Technology and use a 3/4-inch Acoustic Lens for the treble, a 2-inch midrange, two 6.5-inch flat CosCone woofers for the low frequencies, and also an ICEpower class D amp provides a 480W – twin 160W for the bass, 80W for the mids and 80W for the treble.
According to some sources, these devices ever introduced at CES 2012, and has been launched starting in March 2012 ago, and according to news circulating launched with a premium price.
The BeoVision 12-65 has a beautiful design with the latest technology, comes with NeoPDP panels are packed in a design that looks very thin, and in addition comes with a Full HD resolution, also has been equipped with the 3D technology that will provide a more satisfying experience when the user plays videos or to play games.
On this Plasma TV there are center-channel speakers are integrated, which can be paired with your home audio for surround sound effect. Even have ampilifier with ICEpower technology 4x80W power, and a light sensor that can intelligently or automatically adjust the dark-light image on the TV to the lighting conditions in your room.
According to some sources, these devices ever introduced at CES 2012, and has been launched starting in March 2012 ago, and according to news circulating launched with a premium price.
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