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June 15 (Bloomberg) -- Magnus Bondesson, an IKEA business area manager, discusses the Swedish retailer's new Uppleva home-cinema system which integrates smart televisions into cabinets with speakers and Blu-ray players. Bondesson and Uppleva designer Francis Cayouette spoke with Bloomberg June 13 at IKEA’s store at the Kungens Kurva shopping center near Stockholm. (Source: Bloomberg)
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