CeBIT'2004: All in One Screen

Published: 24 March 2004 y., Wednesday
Why have two or more screens when you can make do with just one? Exentia from the German electronics company DK Digital takes watching television to a whole new dimension. With a high-speed computer, radio, DVD player, digital photo archive and stereo all rolled into one compact modern design, today's couch potato only needs one remote control. The owner of the €2,800 multi-purpose screen can save up to 400 hours of film, an entire CD collection or 100 digital photo albums on the product's hard drive.
Šaltinis: dw-world.de
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