How about a backyard pool party with the inflatable home theatre?
By Cheryl | July 12, 2008
Pool party on your mind? How about jazzing it up with an open air movie experience? Check out the Cinebox System from Open Air Cinema and you’ll know what we are talking about.
With this wonderful inflatable home theatre system, watching a movie will be an all together funky experience out in the open. The 9 or 10 foot screen humungous screen takes a few minutes to stand tall and function well with the awesome projector, DVD player and powered speakers that come along with it.
How would you inflate it? Don’t worr they even give you a pump along. Thinking about the price? Lets spill the beans, the fun-filled inflatable outdoor home theatre will cost you a crisp $ 1500. Now if you are thinking it’s too much…just think how much will a vacation cost you? I’m sure it will be much more affordable and entertaining than an expensive vacation.
What more? You don’t wanna buy the theatre forever and just a party or two is on mind, then they also have the rental facility…so what are you waiting for?
Via: Dvice/OpenAirCinema
D-Box Chairs with Actuators for ideal home theatre experience
By Andrew | November 20, 2007
A die hard fan of home theatre system is sure to fall in love with what he’s gonna witness next.
We are talking about the X3me D-Box’s Quest series of chairs. These chairs are idle enough to add that stamp of perfection to your home theatre experience.
How? This unique chair makes you a part of what’s happening on the screen, thanks to its built-in actuators. They rock you, move you and stimulate the effects of motion in you in sync with the activities and sound on the screen….just like the 4-D effects that were limited only to amusement parks till now.
With the help of a PC like gadget called the D-Box decoder, which is installed between your media player and the chair, the motons of the movie are decoded and translated into chair’s hydraulics, making it groove with the movie.
With every new release, these motion codes are constantly updated on the D-Box site. Sounds cool but confusing too!
Via: New Launches