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The Invisible Home Theater

unplggd041008claro2.jpg041008unplggdget_image.jpgLooking for a near invisible home theater setup? The Holo Screen uses a projector in conjunction with holographic film and a transparent display to create a quasi-invisible effect. Combined with Ferguson Hill FH001 speakers flanking the Holo Screen, you've got a home theater that truly does blend into your home decor.

 
 

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Yeah, I totally didn't even notice those 15 foot speakers.

posted by Garrett on April 10th 2008 at 4:57pm
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I have been wondering about what it would be like to live with these. I can definitely forego the projector set up. But those horns look noyce. not invisible maybe, but imagine if they were made of faux-wood-vinyl-veneered mdf...

posted by techmage on April 10th 2008 at 6:01pm
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nice garrett....

yeah, these are about the wost speakers i've ever come across. i mean, technically shouldn't the stand be polycarbonate too?

posted by matthew w on April 10th 2008 at 6:51pm
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I might run into them, if not for the stainless steel stands. Even so, I still might. Then again, I've never ran into a glass door before so maybe there's hope for the invisible speakers and TV.

The price tag. WOW. YIKES.

I'll stick to my 2 decade-old speakers.

posted by MintC on April 10th 2008 at 9:05pm
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And it's all fun and games until someone runs into one and gets hurt.

posted by stickyricemama on April 10th 2008 at 9:30pm
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