Ikea Uppleva | All-in-one Mediacenter

With technological developments constantly transforming our homes, the furniture, however modern it may seem, still does not simplify the installation of all our equipment. Ikea wants to change that with the Uppleva, a line of modular furniture which features an integrated TV, Blu-ray/DVD player, sound system, and space for a box or games console. It also features a wireless subwoofer! If you hate having wires in sight, with the Uppleva everything will be hidden. TV sets will come in 24, 36, 40 and 46 inches and all are LED backlit. Watch the video.

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Amazon Fire TV Cube

Amazon have combined the popular Fire TV with Alexa capabilities to create a whole new device called the Amazon Fire TV Cube. The new home entertainment device lets you control TVs, sound bars, cable and satellite boxes with voice commands. Ask Alexa to turn on the TV, dim the lights, and play what you want to watch, simply say "Alexa, play Narcos” and Fire TV Cube turns on your TV and starts playing! With far-field voice recognition, eight microphones, and a...
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Xgimi Horizon Pro 4K Projector

Looking for a an affordable high-quality 4K Projector? Look no further, the new home theater projector by Xgimi is flat-out awesome, and costs so much less than comparable alternatives. The new Xgimi Horizon Pro 4K Projector not only looks good, but it supports native 4K and HDR content. You also get Android TV, a pair of 8W Harman Kardon speakers, a 300-inch display, built-in Wi-Fi, and the ability to double as a Bluetooth speaker. As for technical specs, you will ...
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PHILIPS DESIGNLINE 3D TV

The new DesignLine 3D TV by Philips is made of a single piece of glass! The minimal TV can be hang on a wall or placed against it. The idea is to blend the TV into the background, using a gradient from black to transparent and making it practically invisible, giving the TV a cool floating effect. It will be available in 46 or 55 inches with Philips Ambilight backlighting. watch the video...
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