Bang & Olufsen has introduced the BeoCom 5, which features dual phonelines, VOIP abilities, and speakerphone in full duplex.

No word on when the newest BeoCom will be unleashed, or how much it will cost.

Bang & Olufsen, the Danish retailer of high-end audio and video products, launches the new BeoTime - an alarm clock designed by Steffen Schmelling.

The BeoTime alarm clock best resembles a flute, but is actually a way to not only get you up in the morning but to control your house full of B&O A/V equipment.

Three small, square displays show the time, alarm time and which source will be used to rouse you.

The BeoSound 3 from Bang & Olufsen is the ultimate clock radio for your bedroom or kitchen.

This aluminum beauty combines an FM radio, a clock with alarm and sleep timer, a full-range loudspeaker, and a digital music player with support for SD/MMC memory cards.

The BeoSound 3 is powered by a 10-hour rechargeable battery and can even be hung on the wall with a supplied bracket. $850

Having already launched a bespoke audio system for the DBS in 2008, Aston Martin and Bang & Olufsen went ahead and introduced the BeoSound DB9 which has been designed to complement the luxurious, handcrafted interiors of the DB9.

It was developed exclusively for the car, meaning it is perfectly matched both physically and acoustically, the company said.

Among the highlights of the new audio system are the thirteen speakers positioned in ten locations around the car including two ’submergible’ twin acoustic lens speakers on both sides of the dashboard.

Bang & Olufsen has launched a new expensive product, the 103-inch BeoVision 4-103. According to WhatHiFi it is touted by the company as “the most spectacular TV Bang & Olufsen has ever made”.

The BeoVision 4-103 features Bang & Olufsen’s VisionClear System, that uses a probe to recalibrate the white, red, blue and green quality of the TV automatically every 120 hours.

It incorporates, beneath the screen, a new dedicated Beolab 10 active speaker system.