If Apple could re-invent the Bose Videowave with a OLED screen and copy the non-infrared remote and remote interface that Bose used I would interested for sure. They discontinued them in 2015 after a 5 year run.
If you are not familiar, Bose made a TV with fantastic sound built in. It had a wireless remote that used some sort of WiFi that could be used from any position/area. A screen based interface in which the screen options changed based on what input device was being selected, controlled from a touch area on the remote.
Style wise it is just the TV that you see but the sound that it puts out is incredible. Room filling sound and bass that will rattle the windows. I love the fact that I do not have a bunch of speakers that have to be placed/hidden around the room.
I have been dreading the day I have to replace ours in the living room and trying to even coming close to the simplistic form factor and performance it has provided over the last decade.
FWIW I have an LG OLED/Apl TV/multi speaker set up in the man cave for comparison.
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If you are not familiar, Bose made a TV with fantastic sound built in. It had a wireless remote that used some sort of WiFi that could be used from any position/area. A screen based interface in which the screen options changed based on what input device was being selected, controlled from a touch area on the remote.
Style wise it is just the TV that you see but the sound that it puts out is incredible. Room filling sound and bass that will rattle the windows. I love the fact that I do not have a bunch of speakers that have to be placed/hidden around the room.
I have been dreading the day I have to replace ours in the living room and trying to even coming close to the simplistic form factor and performance it has provided over the last decade.
FWIW I have an LG OLED/Apl TV/multi speaker set up in the man cave for comparison.

Bose VideoWave Entertainment System II (55-Inch) Review
The Bose VideoWave II Entertainment System offers a few video-related improvements over the original iteration, but nothing has changed in terms of this high-end HDTV's phenomenal audio system. And that's a very good thing.
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