Alongside the fanfare for its Bose VideoWave soundsystem-in-a-telly Bose has also launched the Bose Lifestyle 235, a 2.1 home entertainment system made up of an head unit, subwoofer, iPod dock and dinky speaker arrays, and while it’s not quite as exciting as the Bose VideoWave, it gives out great sound for such a small bundle, if you can afford to shell out.
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The Bose VideoWave was presented in a small room, dotted with what appeared to be a speaker system, mounted on the walls around the room, plus a sub on the floor, each unit covered in a black veil. The music started up, the band began to play, and with the crash of a cymbal and the boom of a bass drum, spotlights flashed on each speaker, and the veils dropped to the floor one by one, leaving empty spaces, and bare walls, save for a rather large Bose branded TV screen.
Alongside the Bose VideoWave, Bose has added remote control, which is part of the VideoWave package. While this may not sound quite as exciting as a massive telly with subwoofer and Bose sound built in, it’s actually a very functional addition to the Bose line up.
The week ahead at Electricpig towers brings reviews, news and titbits, with new products on the way from Bose, LG and TomTom, plus reviews of the Sony Touch e-reader, the Nokia X2, and Samsung Galaxy Europa, with a live Q&A on the Nokia N8 in the middle of the week. As always, if you’ve got anything you’re hankering to hear about, drop us a line in the comments.
The Bose Lifestyle V35 and Bose Lifestyle V25 just had an official unveiling in London. They’re Bose’s newest surround sound systems, bringing ultra-easy 5.1 surround sound to your living room. We settled down at Bose’s flagship store in London’s Regent Street for the world’s first look at home cinema so simple your granny could set it up.
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