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Danish audio brand Bang & Olufsen has taken the covers off its latest invention – the Beolab 28 wireless speaker, which can be adapted to be positioned anywhere in the home.
It’s not often a product is revealed to us through the wonders of AR (Alternate Reality), but that’s the ‘venue’ that Bang & Olufsen chose to show off its latest creation in the Beolab 28 wireless speaker (£9750 / €10,750 / $14, 750 / CAD$18,500). B&O refers to it as an ‘adaptive’ wireless speaker, which refers to how it can be positioned in a room. It can be left to stand freely, or if you want to keep that floor space clear it can be wall-mounted.
(Pocket-lint) - Bang & Olufsen s Beolab 28 speakers are smart in many ways: smart on the eyes, smart inside thanks to a future-upgradable connectivity module, and smart as connected standalone wireless units.
There was once a huge market for floorstanding speakers, but you d have to wire those up as separates with a dedicated amp and find the space for it all. Not so with the Beolab 28 - plug these big-scale high-end speakers into the wall and they function in their own right. Or you can literally plug them into the wall, using wall-mount brackets. How about that for a eye-catching finish?
The Beolab 28 is clearly inspired by classic Bang & Olufsen floorstanding products, yet brought up to date with a contemporary finish. Each unit features on-board touch controls, much like B&O s latest kit that s been announced in 2021 - the Beosound Level home speaker and Beosound Emerge bookshelf speaker.
Bang & Olufsen s Beolab 28 is a $14,750 pair of connected speakers engadget.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from engadget.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.