Thursday, November 12, 2009
Compiano overview

This combination of yesteryear's best cabinetry and today's cutting edge technology is called a Compiano. The term was coined by combining computer and piano. Ironically, in Italian, Compiano translates to 'they complete (it)'. It is the world's most beautiful computer, arguably the world's oldest computer and the world's most secure computer- as no one even realized it is a computer.
The Compiano has new casters, a power strip with an eight-foot cord and a closed wooden back (except for access to the CPU). The wooden keyboard tray areas were built exclusively of wood recycled from the piano. The mahogany piano stool has an extra-wide never-broken saddle, new screw mechanism, original restored claw feet and has been reconditioned to match the finish of the Compiano (the pictures do not show this well). Be sure to see the video.
Compiano hidden left
Compiano hidden right
Compiano opened
Compiano opening

The secret this piano holds is that it is not a piano at all. There is a semi-hidden panel, and when slid down, it is held in place. To raise the panel, simply press it and it will rise automatically. It rises on its own; as if by an invisible hand. Be sure to watch the video of it in action. Behind the panel rests a state-of-the-art 26-inch wide-screen Philips LCD HDTV/computer monitor with stereo speakers. A full-function remote control is included. It can be used as a television or...
Compiano side
Wrapped in magnificent mahogany, the piano's warm tones and unique features draws one to it. It boasts superior craftmanship, as evident in its intricate carved details, beautifully curved keyboard cover and exquisite legs. It has a charming history, as many antique pianos do. But this one also has a secret...
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