Gallery: Bang & Olufsen's drool inducing AV gear

The latest B&O AV gear and home entertainment products from

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Back in the 1940s during the Second World War, electronics company Bang & Olufsen fought to stay afloat when Danish Nazi sympathisers destroyed its factory as revenge for the company's refusal to co-operate with German forces. (In fact, many of its employees were actively involved in the Danish resistance.) The company prospered despite this setback thanks to innovations in the technology market.

Today, Bang & Olufsen is still turning heads with its cutting-edge technology; and more often than not, its price tags. Here we take a look at what the latest innovations and products to come out of the B&O factory look like.

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