Vineet Kumar Makes Having Two TVs Even More Appealing
Brian G Randles — September 25, 2009 — Art & Design
Vineet Kumar has designed a TV stand for the ultimate prime-time viewer. He is making sure you do not miss a single second of the two games you are trying, and failing, to simultaneously watch.
Who wouldn’t want two televisions? Further, who wouldn’t want two televisions neatly stacked on top of each other with the help of an amazing TV stand like this? Vineet Kumar is a man who is asking--and providing answers to--these very important questions.
Who wouldn’t want two televisions? Further, who wouldn’t want two televisions neatly stacked on top of each other with the help of an amazing TV stand like this? Vineet Kumar is a man who is asking--and providing answers to--these very important questions.
Trend Themes
1. Double-decker TV Stands - The trend of double-decker TV stands for multiple screens opens up opportunities for furniture companies to design space-efficient and stylish entertainment centers.
2. Simultaneous Viewing - The trend of simultaneous viewing of multiple screens is increasing, creating opportunities for companies in the electronics industry to create products to facilitate this experience.
3. Multitasking Entertainment - The trend of multitasking entertainment through multiple screens is growing, which presents opportunities for streaming companies to provide seamless and synchronized streaming experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - Furniture companies can capitalize on the trend of double-decker TV stands by creating innovative designs that integrate functionality and style.
2. Electronics - Electronics companies can leverage the trend of simultaneous viewing by creating products such as multi-screen TVs or software to facilitate synchronized streaming.
3. Streaming - Streaming companies can leverage the trend of multitasking entertainment by providing platforms that allow seamless and synchronized streaming across multiple devices and screens.
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