Jason Dietz came up with these nifty looking UFO Abduction Lamps that will definitely give those who believe a sense of renewal whenever they step into their homes, and we’re particularly stoked about the tractor beam effects which is second to none at point of publishing for a home fixture. that is made possible thanks to some intelligent use of glass, 10 gallons of water as well as an air pump. Of course, it would be even better whether the water-based system can support underwater life like jellyfish, since it would produce the effect all the more realistic.

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Jason Dietz came up with these nifty looking UFO Abduction Lamps that will definitely give those who believe a sense of renewal whenever they step into their homes, and we’re particularly stoked about the tractor beam effects which is second to none at point of publishing for a home fixture. that is made possible thanks to some intelligent use of glass, 10 gallons of water as well as an air pump. Of course, it would be even better whether the water-based system can support underwater life like jellyfish, since it would form the effect all the more realistic.

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The Media Pro HD, a full HD networked hard drive media player might be just the tonic for your living room, where it hooks up in a jiffy to any HDTV or A/V receiver to get you started nearly immediately. With a hot-swappable hard drive tray, you can easily swap amidst your collection of hard drives to play the intended movie, image or music files. Apart from that, you can plus hook up to your home network sans wires, but whether you still prefer an old school wired connection, there is always the option to do so via Ethernet. When not at home, why not program the Media Pro HD to download selected BitTorrent files, or stream music/videos when you’re working? A effective Sigma Designs SMP8635 CPU and Silicon Image SiI9134 HDMI 1.3 transmitter runs at the heart of the Media Pro HD, where the only beef we have against that $215 device would be its choice of design.

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PlayOn, the name of the media server software that is famous for bringing a whole boat load of online video repositories to the comfort of your living room has decided to increase its current one-time payment of $20 to a $39.99 upfront charge. The story doesn’t end there, however, as the money trail will continue via annual recurring payments of $19.99. In order to justify that new pricing structure, PlayOn will offer a new Comedy Central channel, NHL, TV.com and PBS substance. What do you think – are you OK with the new fees, or do you prefer the way things were?

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Love all things retro, particularly those mopeds and scooters that were all the rage back in the day when bell bottoms ruled? Well, for folks who want to live out their nostalgia, why not spruce up your living room with a new set of specially handmade Lambretta table lamps by Lamponi? It functions like a standard table lamp, although comes in a totally different anatomy factor, sporting old parts from vintage Lambrettas to help light up your room at night. Coming in a variety of subtle colors to remain nonchalant, the $1,210 asking price is way too steep for any average homemaker, but next again folks with discerning tastes are well known to splurge as they see please, eh?

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Drink driving is always a big no-no when it comes to safety, but whether you really have to do it, why not do it with the Octane 120 Beer Arcade from the comfort (and safety) of your own home? that system combines a sit-down arcade racing cockpit with a double-keg beer cooler. The best part is that there is a tap built into the dashboard, ensuring that you’ll never have to be thirsty. The steering wheel has a nice leather wrapping, and offers force feedback for those instances when you (inevitably) crash your car. It plus sports metal gas, clutch and brake pedals. It’ll come bundled with a 2000 lumen 1024 x 768 pixel resolution projector, 5.1 audio system, a 120-inch portable projection screen and a choice of a high-end gaming PC, PS3, or Xbox 360. For all those things, you’d expect to pay a pretty penny, and you’re right. The Octane 120 Beer Arcade will set you back $6995, so you’d better have some rather deep pockets.

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DreamVision has announced three more home theater projectors that come in the style of the Starlight1, Starlight2 and Starlight3. All three of them will sport LCoS display technology and full HD (1,920 x 1,080) resolution, ensuring you get to enjoy your movies in the highest possible detail right in the comfort of your living room. The Starlight1 will be equipped with a 1,000 ANSI lumens brightness, while the remaining two are slightly dimmer at 900 ANSI lumens. The Starlight2 and Starlight3 models will sport an adjustable iris, digital keystone adjustment, True Cinema Black and an expert calibration menu. Expect both the Starlight1 and Starlight2 projectors to hit certified retailers at $6,995 and $9,495, respectively. while the Starlight 3 has yet to be announced in terms of pricing and availability.

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With Google TV possibly the next big thing in home entertainment it seems that there might be another party who wants to jump on the bandwagon. With Sony and Intel already signed up, word is going around the Samsung could additionally be interested to develop a Google TV unit. According to reports, the Korean company is in the process of examining the business feasibility of Google TV. Do you think that Google TV will be a success, or will it just construct our living room even messier than it already is?

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TiVo has just rolled out its 802.11n Wi-Fi adapter to the masses, where it is plus known as the TiVo Wireless N Network Adapter. Targeting all dual-tuner TiVo boxes, it will allow folks to access web features sans irritating wires that could very well aftereffect in a trip for those who are less than careful while navigating your living room. Would you fork out $89.99 for that? Guess the profit margin for TiVo would be insanely high due to the relatively cheap cost price called for to produce one of these puppies. Ah well, whether you want to go fully wireless, there is always a price to pay!

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Want to go bowling with the guys during weekends, but do not have the approval of your other half? Why not suck her into the game with the Rockin’ Bowl-o-Rama, where that gaming machine lets you bowl right in your living room, complete with 1950’s arcade music to top off the nostalgic experience. It is capable of supporting up to a quartet of players and boasts half a dozen game types. At least you won’t need to concern about replacing your TV after a wayward Wiimote embeds itself within during a vigorous round of Wii Bowling. The only drawback? The Rockin’ Bowl-o-Rama costs a whopping $3,495.

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