July 21st, 2008 by BallerHouse
Owning a portable projector is a great way to open up your home entertainment options, and Olens Technolgy’s new $279 XPJ Projector makes it easy to hook one up even if you’re on a budget. The XPJ connects to game consoles, video players and computers, allowing you to broadcast your chosen media up to 70 inches at a resolution of 640 X 480 pixels. While the picture won’t be quite what you’d find in a luxury home theater, Olen Technologies new XPJ Projector is the perfect solution for an impromptu outdoor movies or big screen gaming. The XPJ Projector comes equipped with analog VGA, AV composite and S-Video input, as well as with built-in speakers.
Available through: Olens Technology [via PC World]
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June 26th, 2008 by BallerHouse
MarineAV’s waterproof 70″ LCD is the most baller outdoor product we’ve seen so far this summer. The 70-inch high definition wide screen uses a Samsung LCD panel and comes with all the standard features you’d expect in standard LCD TV, including AV, S-Video, component, HDMI, PC (VGA) and a remote control. Resolution on the TV is 1920 x 1080 pixels, with a 1500:1 contrast ratio. Throw it on the deck, on the houseboat, or in the pool. This 70″ waterproof LCD is bound to impress. The cost? Approximately $55,500.
Available through: Marine Audio [via BornRich]
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April 23rd, 2008 by BallerHouse
If you’re looking for a classy way to hide your Plasma, LCD, or projection screen, Vutec has developed a product that will conceal it with a work of art at the touch of a button. Vutec’s ArtScreen operates via a nearly silent motor set within an “elegant” wood picture frame. When you turn your TV off, the ArtScreen lowers down into the picture frame, displaying your choice of a number of contemporary paintings in the Vutec gallery.
Notable additions to Vutec’s painting gallery come from Howard Behrens, the world’s most renowned palette knife artist, and Jim Gerard Holehouse of Tropic Art Design.
Try your hand at designing your own ArtScreen on Vutec’s website.
[via Electronic House]
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February 20th, 2008 by BallerHouse
Designed by Edoardo Carlino and produced by Deta Design, the Hi-Can bed integrates the high-fidelity audio experience into a clean looking, ultra-modern canopy bed. While in bed you can listen to music, watch movies, play video games, and surf the internet. The price and release date have yet to be announced.
Hi-Can link [via CubeMe/ BornRich]
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January 28th, 2008 by BallerHouse
If two monitors isn’t enough, 9X Media’s X-Top could be your solution. You may have seen the 3 LCD version of the X-Top on Sidney Pollack’s desk in Entourage last season, but three monitors is just a start with this multi-screen monitor display. The X-Top’s expandable and ergonomic-friendly structure enables thousands of configurations ranging from 1 to 3 rows with 2 to 64 integrated screens. You can configure the screens so they display one image (like the picture above), or you can hook the monitors up so that each displays a different image. The best part about the X-Top is that the screens rotate from landscape to portrait view.
While other multi-screen monitor platforms exist, the X-Top delivers the cleanest looks. 9X Media also makes a Portable Media Center and a Video Wall (pictured in the thumbs). Both should suffice until Panasonic starts production of its Life Wall.
Available through: 9X Media
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