Bang & Olufsen's multifunctional BeoTime gets carefully handled

Courtesy Engadget  Wed, 11/04/2009 - 04:50

It's rare that we get to see magic wand-shaped remote controls, and rarer still for them to have integrated alarm clocks.

The Bang & Olufsen BeoTime is just that sort of exotic specimen, and its $375 touch-sensitive aluminum body has now been tested for our amusement.

Being able to turn on your other B&O products by simply grabbing the remote or setting an alarm for the desired time struck positive notes, and those bite-sized displays earned...


 

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