IKEA UPPLEVA HDTV with a built-in table, 2.1 speaker system, blu-ray player, internet, and MP3 playe

[froggyboy604]

This looks like a pretty good TV for someone who don't like cables messing up their room, and just want to buy their TV table, Blu-rayplayer, sound system, and other devices at once. The TV also looks pretty nice. I like the 5 year warranty.

Hopefully, everything is easy to assemble, or comes assembled after you buy it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Nm7-EuctOs

IKEA introduces UPPLEVA, a completely new range that integrates smart TV and sound system with furniture. UPPLEVA brings beauty and functionality to the living room, solving the problem of cable clutter and miss-match between TV and furniture.

You will find UPPLEVA in Stockholm, Milan, Paris, Gdansk and Berlin in June 2012. During autumn 2012 UPPLEVA is available in all of the stores in Sweden, Italy, France, Poland, Denmark, Spain, Norway and Portugal , and during spring 2013 in even more countries.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

That woman and her dress makes me cringe.

Also, that set up is bland and boring. I much rather see my tech resting on something nice and sleek.

 

[froggyboy604]

Indeed, the womans dress is weird.

Maybe they make a set up which is more manly and masculine, and less womanly and feminine.

But, the TV has a lot of cool built-in features like built-in Internet, MP3 player, photo viewer, and a lot of video connectors like HDMI.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

It does save on the wiring I'll give it that, but what if something stops working or you want to add more stuff to it?

 

[froggyboy604]

It does save on the wiring I'll give it that, but what if something stops working or you want to add more stuff to it?

I think it still has wires, but they have hidden boxes, cable ties, and compartment for hiding/putting cables from sight inside the table. There are HDMI, and other video connector plugs on the side, and possibly the back.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

sounds like it could be a pain getting at the wires and replacing anything or finding out which goes to which.

 

[froggyboy604]

In the video, you just open the back door on the table to access the cables, and there just seem to be 2 cables the power cable, and cables for the Blu-Ray Player. You can plug in your game consoles and DVR on the side of the TV, so unplugging them would not be very hard since the video connectors are on the side of the TV instead of the back.