BeoVision 4 home cinema concept-a short robotic arm with a camera eye measures a test picture that appears on the screen!

bl10-setup4.jpg The BeoVision 4 home cinema concept from Bang & Olufsen provides sharp details and rich, life-like colours on a full High Definition plasma screen featuring the groundbreaking Automatic Colour Management technology. After every 100 hours of viewing, or as often as you like, a short robotic arm with a camera eye at the end swings down from behind the aluminum frame, and measures a test picture that appears on the screen. In a matter of seconds, the colour temperature is analyzed and adjusted to ensure consistent colour reproduction even after thousands of hours of use. bv4-bl10-bigsetup.jpg

Automatic Picture Control sensors constantly measure light conditions in the viewing room, and adjust brightness and contrast accordingly. BeoVision 4 provides the best picture experience of any plasma screen currently on the market. Available in both a 50-inch and a 65-inch version, the BeoVision 4 plasma panel qualifies as full HD, offering razor sharp details, authentic colours, and the smoothest possible movement of objects on the screen.

March 3, 2008 - 4:42 AM | Posted in - Media Devices |


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