Everyone wants a television that looks good. Audio company Bang & Olufsen reckons its new BeoVision Eclipse is a TV that sounds good too.

The BeoVision Eclipse is the first television made in partnership by Bang & Olufsen with LG. It's an OLED TV, which means you'll be getting best-in-class picture quality. It has an interesting design with the glass extending down past the built-in 450-watt three-channel SoundCentre, with fabric or aluminium accents. 

On board are music streaming services, internet radio and LG's WebOS 3.5 software. It can access Spotify, Netflix, Amazon, YouTube and various other services. It can also talk to Chromecast, AirPlay and Bluetooth devices. You can customise the remote control with your own shortcuts and add extra speakers to complete your surround-sound set-up.

The sleek, slender remote has a small screen at the top that allows you to take control of the Apple TV, cable or other boxes connected to the TV -- so you can tuck away the boxes and their remotes. It also has dedicated Netflix and Amazon Video buttons.  

As well as being a TV and a sound system, it's also a remote controlled robot (sort of). The stand is on motorised wheels so you can rotate it and bring the screen out from the wall, then turn the supporting leg to angle it for the best picture wherever you're sitting. It'll also attach to a motorised wall bracket that hinges out from the wall.

The BeoVision Eclipse is on sale from September. Like most B&O kit, it ain't cheap: a 55-inch model costs £8,290. Directly converted that's about $10,700 or AU$13,500. And a 65-inch version will be £11,590, which works out to roughly $14,980 or AU$18,900.