Yes its only one wery thin cable.I so want this on the frame for bedroom tv but so pricy, hoping the 32" is a bit less they meant to be releasing, do other samsung tvs have one connect box then?
As I understand it all signal and power goes through one thin cable now, where a before needed a power cable to tv still, do all one connect boxes just have on wire now?
So its connected to a Sammy lcd, therfore its crap!Besides the fact it's connected to a Sammy LCD??
In truth it's a great idea and I'm surprised others haven't copied, getting to the back of my TV can be a pain. I suppose the potential to damage that tiny cable connecting it to the TV may be a down side, not much else I can think of.
I was thinking the same,maybe Samsung have patent on this kind of concept.....I see come with 5m cable but 10-15m is available to buy, im not worried about frame idea but its a shame others don't have a similar box approach for connecting things be a lot neater in bedrooms etc
LOL. 2nd'dBesides the fact it's connected to a Sammy LCD??
In truth it's a great idea and I'm surprised others haven't copied, getting to the back of my TV can be a pain. I suppose the potential to damage that tiny cable connecting it to the TV may be a down side, not much else I can think of.
Ah when the remotes quality heavy and the connections were HUGE!I'm not sure if class it as a revolutionary feature necessarily. I'm sure they've trademarked the name but the concept isn't necessarily new, certainly some Pioneer Kuro plasmas used to have a similar connection box back in the day.
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LOL. 2nd'd
But in all honesty I LOVED the OCB when I had my Samsung. I think it's a brilliant thing to do just a shame about the TV it was attached to.
Out of interest, what Samsung did you have?
Its no use for me as all my kit is in a comms room and would require a 25m cable to be able to use a one connect box. It's a great idea just not great for the custom install home cinema market.
Although that's nothing compared to some of the Yamaha AVR remotes I've used in the past, the legendary A1 and A2 amps had humongous remotes with many flaps and switches as well as buttons.Ah when the remotes quality heavy and the connections were HUGE!