The connoisseurs of good cinema and quality art residing in remote rural areas may finally start feeling joyous and stop feeling alienated from the rest of the movie lovers in great cities. Thanks to fashion brand Hermes and architect Didier Fiuza Faustino and their creation the ‘H Box’, we can expect art to reach and be available in the most remote locales. H Box is a high-art mobile museum (a nomadic object) designed on the lines of 1970s spacecrafts and can be moved to any part of the world.

The H Box intends to make art movies, avant garde productions by revered directors and producers like Dora García, Su-Mei Tse, Judit Kúrtag, Yael Bartana, etc be available to people who have a good taste in movies but are cut off from large urban centers. The H Box plans to reach major cities like London, Paris, and also lesser known places such as Bucharest, Oslo, Abidjan etc. The next halt of this mobile entertainment craft is going to be Yokohama, Japan!
Via: Dvice

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

If you are looking out for some cool entertainment even while you are preparing that pasta or pancake in the kitchen, here’s the way out.

Check out the under the the Philips DCD778/37 Docking System. This chick gadget is designed to be fixed under your kitchen cabinet to make cooking a fun task rather than a monotonous chore.

The features that make the Docking system pick-me-up include a 8.5 inch wide screen, that’s decent enough for a kitchen. LCD screen to play your fav DVDs, CDs or TV program. Not just this it also homes a smart cooking-timer and clock and theb onus comes whenyou get to know that your Docking system also doubles up as a smart docking station for your iPOd.

So, no matter you have the iPod mini, nano or for that matter a 5th generation iPod the docking system is compatible to all.

It comes with a remote control and is good enough to bring a million dollar smile on your wife’s face at a chic price of $380.

Via: ChipChick

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The new series of Samsung 7 1080p Plasma TV sets, and its present very large form its 50inch and up.

This bizarre looking unique home theater system, available as the 5.1 channels HTX715 or the X710 2.1 channels, the wirelessly pumps audio to the speakers and looks like great that lives on your cat’s collar.

The HT-X810 Sound bar, which make use of a 5.8 Ghz radio signal or indications to wireless pump music. Down with wires! An integrated DVD player and quality up scaling & plays good with DivX.

The 4th generation BD-P1500 Blu-Ray box is 1.1 compatible profiles have 1.3 HDMI.

The home theater system of Samsung HD-BD2 with fashionable and trendy phallic tower speakers. This HDMI has 7.1setup, 1080p and Blu-Ray upconversion. Fewer extravagant editions of the system, missing the Blu-Ray and 2 of the obelisks, will be presented as the Z515 & Z512 depending on configuration.

Sony Corp lately announced that it will hit Japan market with its four new models of Blu-ray high-definition optical disc recorders on 8 November. This move can be witnessed towards its ongoing combat with the HD DVD.

Sony plans to promote Blu-Ray technology with Panasonic maker Matsushita Electric Industrial Co that is in competition with the HD DVD format and is back sided by Toshiba and Microsoft.

The upcoming models are competent enough to store up to 16 hours of high-definition programmes on a dual-layer. The high-end model of the four comes along with a 500-GB hard disk drive and is expected with a retail price of 200,000 yen ($1,752). The USP of the Blu-ray recorders is its capability to handle traditional DVD discs.

Via Yahoo

Experience your favourite movies and audio in a whole new jaw-dropping way with this Blu-ray high-definition disc player. Stunning 1080p resolution delivers vivid images complete with rich sounds that you won’t be able to tear yourself away from.

* Next-generation Blu-ray are format compatible, for true HDTV video with eye-catching color and appreciable high-resolution surround sound.

* It offers an updated video performance with standard DVDs by converting their video resolution to HDTV-compliant 720p, 1080i or 1080p via the HDMI interface

* Plays BD-ROM discs; supports MPEG-2, MPEG-4AVC, VC1, JPEG and MP3 formats