News Archive
Fri 28 April 2006
Here’s a UK company giving Artcoustic a run for their money. Pretty much the same idea, SoundArt is a speaker system set inside a canvas so that you can show off your choice of art or photography, whilst playing your tunes through them, also included is a powerful subwoofer. Set-up is strightforward , just hang them on your wall, plug in your music source and get your dancing shoes on.
Available now, retailing from around £2,000 it’s a similar price to some of the Artcoustic range. Come on the UK!
Fri 28 April 2006
The Epson Dreamio: Like a romper suit but for Home Cinema
The EPSON dreamio EMP-TWD1 is a projector with built-in DVD player and speakers. That means you only needs to connect a single power cable to enjoy movies on the big screen, handy for those who would like to be able to pack it all away when not in use. Convergence congratulations to Epson.
For more on home cinema see: 10 Upgrades to your Home Cinema without spending a penny!
Fri 28 April 2006
How true that statement still is now in 2006. Back in 1983, you could’ve purchased this brand new CD player for $589.99. Imagine how much that was 23 years ago! It’s the size of a VHS deck and, as you can see clearly on the poster, has “LASER” etched onto the tray. Retro as hell, this baby would look totally badass as part of a separates system. Click on the image to see the original poster.
Fri 28 April 2006
If you’re the sort of person who has specific chairs for specific tasks then maybe you need the AK Rocker 200 gaming chair. Clearly marketed at the younger generation with its Formula 1 styling and ergonomic bucket seat it doesn’t have any speakers, special gamepad holsters etc. so don’t know why it’s a gaming chair. The fact that it rocks though is reason to spend $80 getting one.
