Tech
A range of "designer" Sky+ boxes have been released as part of Sky's Christmas marketing push.
The limited edition 'Designer Collection' is a series of Sky+ boxes featuring five prints from top British designers.
A spokesman enthused: "The Sky+ Designer Collection will attract both style gurus and urban trendsetters thanks to the range of designers involved in the project, providing a focal point for any living room that the style conscious among us will be proud to show off."
Designs in the collection include 'Dragonfly and Kaleidoscope' by Matthew Williamson, 'French Knot' by Neisha Crosland, 'Rainbow Graffiti' by Wale Adeyemi and 'Popcorn Flower' by Eley Kisimoto.
The Designer Collection is on sale now in the Tekzone at Selfridges London, Selfridges Manchester Trafford Centre and Selfridges Birmingham.
The limited edition 'Designer Collection' is a series of Sky+ boxes featuring five prints from top British designers.
A spokesman enthused: "The Sky+ Designer Collection will attract both style gurus and urban trendsetters thanks to the range of designers involved in the project, providing a focal point for any living room that the style conscious among us will be proud to show off."
Designs in the collection include 'Dragonfly and Kaleidoscope' by Matthew Williamson, 'French Knot' by Neisha Crosland, 'Rainbow Graffiti' by Wale Adeyemi and 'Popcorn Flower' by Eley Kisimoto.
The Designer Collection is on sale now in the Tekzone at Selfridges London, Selfridges Manchester Trafford Centre and Selfridges Birmingham.
More: Tech, Satellite TV
More Tech News
Apple News
Apple, Samsung peace talks failChief executives of both firms fail to reach agreement, mean legal trial likely.
Satellite TV News
Sky marks Jubilee with Union Jack remoteSky and One For All create universal remote celebrating the landmark UK summer.
Cable News
Pirate Bay blockade begins with VirginBT, Sky, others to follow suit, but rights groups warn it won't tackle piracy.
Freeview News
Freeview+ made easier for blind peopleRNIB develops software to make it easier for blind people to use Freeview+.
