Philips has unveiled a new Soundbar at IFA 2010. The soundbar called HTS7140 can complement your Philips flat panel TV with powerful and atmospheric sound, and it also has a 3D Blu-ray player built in. The price will be 1150 Euro.
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Philips HTS7140 with Ambisound
Philips HTS7140 is Philips’ new sound system for flat panel TVs. It uses a so-called Ambisound technology that – according to Philips – can create 5.1 surround sound by projecting the sound through different channels in the soundbar.
Philips HTS7140
HTS7140 has a built-in Blu-ray player that eats 3D Blu-ray discs (after October 1 via firmware update), and the picture quality remains uncompromised compared to stand-alone 3D Blu-ray players. This solution also ensures that you only need one cable from the soundbar to your TV.
The soundbar has a sleek design with a metal finish, targeted at flat panel TVs of 40 inches an above. Philips also mentions that the soundbar has support for the HD audio formats such as Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master, and that internet is incorporated. You can also connect an iPod cradle.
Philips HTS7140 with Ambisound
Available soon
Philips HTS7140 is being exhibited on IFA 2010 in Berlin and will be available on the market in September / October.
Philips says that the European price will be 1150 Euro.
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