TV Table 2.0: Ultimate 'digitainment' device integrates iPhone dock and speakers

Entertainment buffs know what they want and they want everything! From home theater to 3D to Blu-ray to universal remote to whatever is worth grandeur and indulgence. Sure, all this would make one king or queen of the “digitainment” but amongst the royal subjects would be a large clutter of wires and ill places gizmos warming up to each others unwanted heat. Part and parcel of Gizmos you say? Well, not necessarily. TV Table 2.0 can be an all in one sanctuary for all your beloved thingamabobs that together bring you rich digital entertainment. After all, the barrage of devices which become the reason behind many a well spent hours warrant some well earned respect.

Spectral SCALA Table 2.0

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Spectral SCALA Table 2.0

Spectral SCALA Table 2.0

So what all merits are incorporated in the TV Table 2.0? If you go by the features, then the 2.0 is 10.0 on 10.0. Consumer electronics have never been integrated so discreetly before. In the TV Table 2.0, you get a rotatable TV mount to avoid the pesky situation when your viewing position falls out of the viewing angle. This feature is particularly suited to flat screen models. For the fanatic audiophiles out there, TV Table 2.0 brings integrated virtual surround sound system, which enhances sound while remaining hidden behind the cabinet’s fabric covered flap.

Now, needless to say, an entertainment lover would be an iLover as well. Well your apple need not feel unloved for cabinet is compatible with an optional iPhone and iPod dock for transferring media content from your iDevices onto the television. A couch potato’s best friend, the Spectral Scala TV Table 2.0 is equipped with a programmable universal remote control. Aah, yup! The glint in your eye suggests you read it right! Finally, for the cherry on the cake, the cabinet is one of a kind in the sense that it comes with its own additional storage space to counter the helpless feeling when all your storage falls short, all this for a competitive $4,600 price tag.

Via: Chipchick/ Audiovisualonline