These days audio systems are not about bright colors and carrying a couple of kilos on your shoulder and jumping around to the tunes like one used to back in the 70’s. Modern music is all about carrying your music around in subtle style and with the advent of the iPod; you can bet that style has taken precedence to volume. But when you want to enjoy streaming music in your own home or turn it up for party time, then this GenevaSound Home Theater is perfect for your needs.
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This is arguably one of the most impressive and simple delights of modern technology comfortably tucked under your bed. Flat Screen LCD Televisions are pretty cool to have as many of us have found delights in the recent technology. But this is taking that comfort to a whole new level with the TV springing from underneath your bed. This not only makes for plenty of comfort, but saves space and helps you surely get someone in bed by scoring a few extra brownie points.
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In cricket parlance, it is a perfect pitch to ink neat deals and install luxury in your home. If that LG Swarovski encrusted LCD TV fails to lure you then lend your eyes to the latest offering of custom-built TV displays from Hong Kong–based manufacturer Loewe. Called “Loewe Individual,” the 80-centimeter screen crystal festooned TV has an integrated hard disk recorder and is available in high gloss white and black shades. At technical front, the pictures feature 16:9 cinema formats and the high-definition 1366 x 768 pixels LCD panel comes fully laced with the new Loewe Digital+ platform and CRX sound system to produce best sound and picture quality. The model can be positioned high on a floor-to-ceiling pole allowing users to swivel, slope or rotate it up and down to meet their requirement.

It looks no less than a sculpture with its functional brushed aluminum screen with an option to alter the front color into seven shades. The limited edition set is set to be produced in 20 models with a demanding price of HK$68,000 ($8,710) each.

Via TheStandard