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"  Bose has long been synonymous with superior audio solutions. From speakers to headphones, products bearing the Bose label are expected to be of the highest quality. I recently went to an event where I watched a demonstration of the company&amp;#039;s newest introduction - an updated home entertainment system.   Bose unveiled what I consider to be a revolutionary new home entertainment system. It eliminates clunky wires and the need to do intricate setups of multiple speakers around the room. The VideoWave consists of a music system contained within a 46-inch HD television display - no additional speakers or sound bars are required. You can connect up to five systems to it - including a Blu-ray player, cable box, iPod, or DVR - and control all of them with the new click pad remote control.    In my opinion, the remote is particularly ingenious. It has a clean, simple design and only the essential buttons - on, input change, volume up and down, channel up and down, last channel, mute, and a directional pad. This in and of itself isn&amp;#039;t a novelty - the real innovation is what&amp;#039;s not readily apparent to the eye: the touchpad surrounding the directional pad. When you touch this area, the television screen lights up on the perimeter and when you press a pad on the remote an equivalent &amp;quot;button&amp;quot; on your screen is activated. All the same controls you&amp;#039;re used to on your regular remote are available to you, they&amp;#039;re just in a different position. What&amp;#039;s so great about this?   You never need to take your eyes off of the screen. As the on-screen &amp;quot;buttons&amp;quot; are large and backlit, you&amp;#039;ll never accidentally click the wrong one when you&amp;#039;re in bed and the room is dark.  If you have eye problems, your eyes won&amp;#039;t constantly have to readjust when you look from the remote to the screen.  The design doesn&amp;#039;t require a remote littered with the obscene amount of buttons you find on most universal remote controls.  I&amp;#039;m hoping this design concept will be utilized on other remote controls in the future. So, should you run out and buy it? If you think the convenience of the device is worth $5,349, by all means! I will say that I wasn&amp;#039;t terribly impressed by the picture quality - it was 1080p - so good by all standards but nothing exceptional. But the price includes door to door delivery, setup of the entire system, and a tutorial to make you feel confident and comfortable with your purchase. If you&amp;#039;re happy with the television you already have though, you can use one of our recommended speakers to amp up its sound quality.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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