Build your own Isolation Chamber

Home Theater
March 19, 2004 No Comments
acousti.jpgAcoustiblok has created a 1/8" thick Sound Isolation/Blocking Material that's perfect for isolating a home theater. It's made from highly compressed vinyl and is very heavy... about 1.1lb per square foot, this dense material can reduce sound transmission by as much as 30db (depending on the frequencies). This material can also be used for quieting noisy drain pipes. If you are currently building a home theater, I highly recommend looking into vinyl sound barriers.
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AlDisplays?

Rumors
March 19, 2004 No Comments
alcinema.jpgThe unofficial apple weblog has posted what seems to be a rumor about an Aluminum clad cinema display.

” Apple HD displays wrapped in aluminum frames have been widely rumored since the fall, and their failure to appear has lead to some disappointment among consumers. The most recent rumors suggest an introduction alongside revised Power Macs in the coming weeks, with sizes ranging up to 30-inches.”
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Video ReQuest

Electronics
March 18, 2004 2 Comments
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ReQuest Multimedia has announced a DVD changer controller with their award-winning ReQuest interface. You can connect up to 4 Sony DVP-CX777ES 400 Disc DVD changers... that means you can control and manage up to 1600 DVDs... which means you can watch about 133 days worth of movies without getting up from your seat.
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Casio Xfer Splash Proof Wireless TV

Electronics
March 18, 2004 1 Comment
casio.jpg Casio's Xfer Splash Proof Wi-Fi TV is the of the first bathroom friendly gizmos. It lets you watch TV in your tub wirelessly on a 8" LCD screen. The Xfer's base unit attaches to any video source, such as a DVD player, TV, or VCR, and wirelessly transmits video to an 8-inch LCD. The Xfer is Splash Proof but not waterproof, so it can't be used as a entertaining floatation device. Oh, I should also mention that it's currently only available in Japan... but for a mere $1498, the xFer can be bought from Japan Direct.
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