LightBerry for charismatic TV viewing experience

TV has been an eminent Entertainment source. Now you can enhance the TV viewing experience a lot more with Lightberry.  It is a peripheral device that you can attach to your TV's back. This tiny lights in the Lightberry will create light effects at the back of your TV adjusting the colors and light intensity level as in the video you are watching in the TV.

This works while watching videos from Raspberry pi and also with any of other HDMI output sources like Xbox, PS3, DVD Player, etc. This means not only you will enjoy the effects for movies and TV programs but also for the games you play. And the another good thing is the light emitted are not harmful for eyes, so you an use lightberry for as long as you watch TV or play games.

Here is a video of how LightBerry changes your TV viewing experience:


Lightberry can be purchased from : http://lightberry.eu/#shut-up-i-want-my-lightberry . The price of the product varies based on the size you order and also on the type of set. The price ranges from $ 46 to $ 174. If you have a small TV set now and are planning to upgrade to a large screen then you can buy for your large TV and use it with your small TV too. Initially the setup could be hard. But here follows a video tutorial on how to setup Lightberry.

Light Berry setup Part 1
Lightberry setup Part 2

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