The week started off with a bang, with the London launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops. We were there, and snapped plenty of photos to prove it. That’s not all the photographic evidence of the week gone by. Read on for photos of all the tech we’ve had our hands on this week.
Roll up, roll up, it’s our middle of the day, middle of the week news roundup. Read on for everything you missed in gadgets and gaming this morning, stuffed on to one plate here in the lunchtime lowdown.
On top of the BeoSound 8 Bang & Olufsen has also unveiled a Bang & Olufsen app, in case the standard Apple clock just wasn’t Bang & Olufsen enough for you. The app isn’t just a clock though, it’s also an internet radio.
The Bang & Olufsen BeoSound 8. Do iPad docks come much more bonkers than this? We doubt it. B&O have hatched a dock specifically targeting Apple’s tablet, but also catering for iPhone and iPod, and it looks like it’s left over from the set of 2001. Read on for more photos and the full details.
The Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 10 HDTV range debuted almost a year ago, with the Danish stylemeisters launching 40in and later 46in editions of the skinny LED edge-lit HDTV. Well, now telly addicts with a little less space can get in on the action: a 32in BeoVision 10 has just broken cover.
A B&O iPhone app that will allow you to control your Bang & Olufsen AV equipment and home automation equipment has hit the iTunes App Store. The Beolink remote is the first B&O iPhone app from the creators of our favourite real life remote (the Beo5) and uses WiFi to hook up to all your kit. Read on for full details on how the B&O iPhone app could make you master of your home entertainment universe…
Wednesday has rolled around already, and while we’re nearing the midway point in the week, the latest tech news has only just begun, so take the time to catch up quick with what’s broken already in our round up right here. Read on for your techie breakie!
Is it a flute? A remote control? An alarm clock? Actually, the Bang & Olufsen BeoTime is all three. Oh, alright then, it’s not really a flute. It does, however, pull off more fancy tricks than a magician on the pull. Read on, check out our hands-on gallery, and find out what kept us mauling the BeoTime all morning.
