Bang & Olufsen announces BeoVision 10 North American Tour
You're probably a little too old to rock out like you used to, and besides your hearing isn't exactly what it was when you first saw Purple Fudge open for Hendrix at Cafe Wha? in the village. That's okay -- we found something for you and the missus now that the kids don't come around as much as they used to. Bang & Olufsen have announced that its BeoVision 10 -- the 40-inch behemoth currently available overseas -- will be making its way to showrooms stateside this spring. To commemorate, the company is taking the thing on tour, with dates including Chicago on March 18, New York on March 25, and LA on April 8. To keep up with your forever escalating tastes, guests who attend the events can check out a special edition Aston Martin DBS Carbon Black (with Bang & Olufsen BeoSound DBS audio system) and enter to win a bottle of Dom Perignon Vintage 2000 champagne. You've certainly come a long way from sipping Narragansett draft at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, huh? Prices start at $6,248 and climb skyward rather quickly. PR after the break.

Bang & Olufsen launches BeoVision 10-40" LCD television on U.S. press tour and customer event series with Aston Martin
Bringing one's walls to life with sleek, beautiful design and state-of-the-art picture and sound
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill., (March 18, 2010) /PRNewswire/ - Bang & Olufsen, the Danish provider of high-end audio and video products, announces the arrival of BeoVision 10-40" in North America. BeoVision 10 is the company's third video product to launch this fiscal year and presents a full-HD picture based on the new LED technology. It resembles a piece of artwork on the wall, but when brought to life reveals impressive image and sound performance from its modest size.
The BeoVision 10-40" will travel on an U.S. tour for five exclusive press and customer events in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., and San Francisco. The events will center on an art theme to demonstrate Bang & Olufsen's continued commitment to design and will showcase the company's latest product launches for the 09/10 fiscal year. The tour will kick off in Chicago at the River East Art Center on March 18th, followed by New York at the Chelsea Art Museum on March 25th, and Los Angeles at the Kopeikin Gallery on April 8th. Consecutive events include San Francisco at Hosfelt Gallery and Washington D.C. at Addison Ripley Fine Art on April 15th. All events will feature Dom Pérignon as the official champagne sponsor. Guests attending the evening events can enter to win a bottle of Dom Perignon Vintage 2000 champagne.
Bang & Olufsen brand partner, Aston Martin - the leading British luxury sports and performance car manufacturer - will also participate in the events, showcasing the special edition DBS Carbon Black for the first time in the US. This highly bespoke edition of the company's flagship DBS model comes equipped with Bang & Olufsen BeoSound DBS audio system as standard and features a custom-made Carbon Black paint specially formulated with a subtle metallic twist to create a deep rich patina. Guests will have an exclusive opportunity to experience the Bang & Olufsen sound system in the car and can enter-to-win a weekend loan of an Aston Martin.
"We expect to recruit many new customers with BeoVision 10," says Zean Nielsen, President of Bang & Olufsen America, Inc. "This product is visually stunning, versatile, and has a very attractive price point that can fit into a variety of home environments."
BeoVision 10 will be available in all North American showroom locations by summer 2010. The front grill cover will be available in black, white, silver, dark grey, blue, and orange. MSRP for the television screen starts at $6248. As shown in stores, the price is $7675 which includes wall bracket, Beo4 remote, and upgraded anti-reflective screen. Other upgrades are also available upon customer request. Additionally, Bang & Olufsen has decided to launch a 46-inch version at a later date. Exact timing and details will follow.
Bringing one's walls to life with sleek, beautiful design and state-of-the-art picture and sound
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill., (March 18, 2010) /PRNewswire/ - Bang & Olufsen, the Danish provider of high-end audio and video products, announces the arrival of BeoVision 10-40" in North America. BeoVision 10 is the company's third video product to launch this fiscal year and presents a full-HD picture based on the new LED technology. It resembles a piece of artwork on the wall, but when brought to life reveals impressive image and sound performance from its modest size.
The BeoVision 10-40" will travel on an U.S. tour for five exclusive press and customer events in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., and San Francisco. The events will center on an art theme to demonstrate Bang & Olufsen's continued commitment to design and will showcase the company's latest product launches for the 09/10 fiscal year. The tour will kick off in Chicago at the River East Art Center on March 18th, followed by New York at the Chelsea Art Museum on March 25th, and Los Angeles at the Kopeikin Gallery on April 8th. Consecutive events include San Francisco at Hosfelt Gallery and Washington D.C. at Addison Ripley Fine Art on April 15th. All events will feature Dom Pérignon as the official champagne sponsor. Guests attending the evening events can enter to win a bottle of Dom Perignon Vintage 2000 champagne.
Bang & Olufsen brand partner, Aston Martin - the leading British luxury sports and performance car manufacturer - will also participate in the events, showcasing the special edition DBS Carbon Black for the first time in the US. This highly bespoke edition of the company's flagship DBS model comes equipped with Bang & Olufsen BeoSound DBS audio system as standard and features a custom-made Carbon Black paint specially formulated with a subtle metallic twist to create a deep rich patina. Guests will have an exclusive opportunity to experience the Bang & Olufsen sound system in the car and can enter-to-win a weekend loan of an Aston Martin.
"We expect to recruit many new customers with BeoVision 10," says Zean Nielsen, President of Bang & Olufsen America, Inc. "This product is visually stunning, versatile, and has a very attractive price point that can fit into a variety of home environments."
BeoVision 10 will be available in all North American showroom locations by summer 2010. The front grill cover will be available in black, white, silver, dark grey, blue, and orange. MSRP for the television screen starts at $6248. As shown in stores, the price is $7675 which includes wall bracket, Beo4 remote, and upgraded anti-reflective screen. Other upgrades are also available upon customer request. Additionally, Bang & Olufsen has decided to launch a 46-inch version at a later date. Exact timing and details will follow.























Well with $6,248 you can fix your hearing and rock out for the rest of the year. And there will be some money left for an ipod.
@Atkins
Lol! $7,675 if you want it with a wall bracket and a remote!
There's an in-depth review of the BeoVision 10 here:
http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?subaction=showfull&id=1263826711
@Atkins
you mean ipad...
Good one
A burning Danish flag - who drew?
Is anyone else totally baffled by B&O's odd TV design? Every time I look at it I keep expecting to see the bottom half 'turn on'...
def leppard lettering
It's a nice television! Not as good as thier BeoVision 7 55" Full LED though, which is only a mere 10k more. Disliking the Beo5 remote too, the touchscreen doesn't respond smooth enough for my liking, even though I love it's extensive Harmony-like features...
Wow! A Lupos/Narragansett reference! Little Rhode gettin some shout outs!!! Love it!
@acme401
I literally just finished reading (1 minute ago) the H.P. Lovecraft story The Haunter of the Dark.
Totally mentions Narragansett Bay, and it's the first time I have ever heard of it. Weird.
@acme401 Dude! I drink Ganset and used to goto Lupo's for concerts Reference hit home and it is AWESOME! Cranston, RI!!
@Atkins
$6248 will buy you a much larger and nicer tv and some really good B&O standalone speakers.
I rather spend 4thousand of my english pounds on a old charm solid oak tv caboinet with pop out tv ( extra) and buy a plain lg or panasonic tv housed in it, tv cabinet will last a lifetime and the electronic as long as you want to, b and o have had their day like volvo,
Always very innovative they are that is why :D
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