This means you would not mind taking this a few steps further to pamper your pet, even if it meant a special place in the swanky home theater. You don’t have to leave doggy dear behind!

The CinePetLounger helps you just right in this matter. It makes your pet feel royal, relax, and stretch out while you watch a movie, enjoy the popcorn or simply doze off as the reels play on the screen. It is, to literally speak, a custom canine couch. It measures 54 inches in length, 30 inches deep and comes with lovely rich red and golden hues to suit the décor.

The couch spells luxury for your pet animal in every sense. The chair, couch or lounger, whatever you would love to call it, has in in-arm storage for popcorn and other snacky treats your loved one would want to binge on, in typical doggy style. The lounge is available in movie-house velvet, mohair, silk, suede and leather. Prices for the product range from $1,695 to $1,995.
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The mankind has always been fascinated by the future whether it’s been philosophers, writers and scientists, of course. Sci-fi fans intend to take it to an all new level altogether. Retro-futurism is the form that is the current favorite with both geeks and connoisseurs. And if you have the moolah (apart from the zest, of course) then you must definitely check out the Shipwrecked Submarine Home Theater.

A fascinating concept, this one is really the play room of Wayne Eyre (no relation of the famous Jane Eyre) who went on to spend a huge $100,000 on this submarine complete with plutonium-leaking torpedos.

Apart from the sci-fi razzmataz, the theater features the best in equipment as well as furniture. A whole set of reclining chairs are at your disposal as you set out to enjoy the three-meter big screen TV with an ultimate surround sound system that emit sonar and ocean sonds throughout the 12-meter by 5.5m room. On the base of custom wood, a spray of concrete and paint reminds of rusting steel beams while the melted plastic sheets give the impression of bent steel.

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Having a high quality home theatre system is basic requirement at home for many of us. Can’t blame those who look for recreation in the comforts of one’s abode! The TPH5 Home Cinema system is a real delight to possess. It comes with a complete range of audio and visual action that shall take care of all your musical and movie needs.

The 80 inch Il Flota floating screen comes with a natural coating that allows you an unobstructed viewing even in natural light. The spectacular screen panel can be easily fitted in as a divider between a bathroom and bedroom.

If you desire, the Octaves can be substituted with some high end Morel in-wall & in-ceiling speakers to offers great sound both in the bathroom and bedroom. And do not worry about the unit eating up your space because it is compact and can serve a music hub and video server for the entire house. The speaker has a lacquer finished bookshelf to keep your knick-nacks and books, of course. The price tag is $32,000.

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Good news is that the long wait for the 43-inch CRV 43, the mogul of all monitors, is over. We first spotted the gorgeous pioneer of a new revolution in TV technology from NEC at CES last year. The curve concept was impressive, no doubt. And as the TV screen becomes a reality, so does its price tag which says $8,000 a piece.

Well, the money is huge but it sure isn’t getting wasted as the curved monitor has seamless display features achieved by sewing together four DLP monitors, especially for high-end gaming sessions. Thanks to the high tech CRVD-42DWX, the contrast ratio is as high as 10000:1 that goes completed by the double WXGA + 2880 x 900 panel. The response time is only of 0.02 seconds.

As you must have already guesses, the screen is wide but it also comes with DVI-D and HDMI 1.3 inputs. However, even if the price is a little on the higher side for you then NEC has something for you too. This slightly cheap TV screen at $6,000 is s 1360 x 768 WXGA native resolution, the brightness of which is 700cd/m2 while the contrast ratio is 3000:1.

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With the ongoing demand for more and more home spas, we hear of one being developed and launched every other day. This time it’s an Australian Spa Company offering the new XS-950 E spa. Dedicated to improve your lifestyle by upping the rejuvenation quotient, this spa combines all the benefits of a Maax Spa with an extra bit of space. Yes, up to seven of your favorite people can give you company in this one.

Not only does the spa support therapeutic waters to soothe your worries away but it also lets you enjoy a cinematic experience right in your backyard. Yes, you can watch a movie on surround sound and impressive theater seating. All this is possible with the retractable waterproof TV screen that is connected to a surround sound stereo system which is equipped with AM/FM radio, CD/DVD player and even an iPod jack.

To keep the quality of sound intact, a 200 watt head unit with active sub woofers remains busy while playing your favorite music. Plus the Aqua Surround seating that we mentioned earlier, well it lets you enjoy a 360-degree deep and soft tissue massage. Color therapy is also part of the scheme of things here. To sum it up, 95 jets, and one waterfall give you the relaxation of a lifetime.

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Epson has unveiled a luxurious new Ensemble HD Home Theater Kits for those want class and style. These kits come with the latest 1080p HD projectors and also include 3LCD 1080p Front projectors. With a motorized 100 inch screen, you could be sure that whatever you want to watch or play will be displayed on a gigantic screen right in your room or living space. Only, this time around you would not be spending a hell lot of money.

It also comes with integrated surround sound and an AV controller. The built in DVD player makes sure you can play everything you want except Blu-ray which is a disappointment. The kits begin at about $4,999 and cost up to $7,999.

These DIY kits will let you set up a home theatre and projection system right in your living space at an affordable cost. I am so excited about this, that I may jus buy one for myself!

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One thing that hasn’t really been affected by the financial hard times is your local movie theater or even the one at home. Facts have shown us how the most popular form of recreation and entertainment has continued it stand even today. But here, we will be talking about the exotic among them. Opulent custom-made home theaters like the incredible Death Star Theater and the Ultimate Home Theater (that has been inspired by the Titanic) have drawn our attention on many occasions before.

The latest entrant to that exclusive list is the Cinema De La Mer. Built in a Palm Beach, Florida residence, this theater breathes luxury. And very ironically, the Oscar winning Slumdog Millionaire is running there. Due to it classic decor, the movie theater takes you at least five decades back.

We like the nostalgia coupled with modern technology. A 13-seat movie room affair, this one offers a memorable film experience from a 14-fooy wide Stewart CineWide screen that is supported by projections from a TITAN Reference 108op projector from Digital Projection. No word on the money gone into this extravagant adventure.

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This product confirms our suspicion that folks at Bang & Olfusen does not take a break, all in the name of technological developments. Yes, why else will the market be introduced to the new Beo Vision 4-103 plasma TV! And it was only a few days ago that we had heard of the Beo Vision 8 TV, which again was an upgrade of an older version.

Well, the new TV is an impressive 103-inch wide. Frankly such monsters are not anything new anymore, but B&O definitely knows how to set it products apart from the bandwagon. Beo Vision 4-103 has come cool innovative features.

For instance when you turn it on, the motorized stand rises to the finest viewing level making a triangular BeoLab 10 loudspeaker appear out of nowhere. By the by, this center channel speaker is part of the company’s 7.1 BeoSound 5 audio system. Plus the screen has the ability to turn and tilt as per the user’s preferences. The B&O EcoSystem and the VisionClear technology adjusts colors and brightness automatically. This TV will be up for sale in July for an estimated price of $136,470.

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Now, if you are one those who are fussy about their electronics at home, this might be of interest to you. The brand Bang & Olfusen has just upgraded their 32-inch Beo Vision LCD TV with a new 40-incher. The latest version called Beo Vision 8 TV claims to be technologically more advanced in the home theatre experience vis-à-vis it’s predecessor and peers from other brands.

B&O has made some very smart changes. The refresh rate has been doubled as compared to the regular LCD TVs due to the extensive use of the double frame rate technology that has motion compensation. Coming from B&O, you can well expect nothing short of the best in the sound system.

Among other features, you can relish the 1920 x 1080 resolution, 6 ms response time, 3000:1 contrast ratio, 500 cd/m2 brightness and anti-glare screen. Despite its wide screen, The Beo Vision 8 is not very heavy and can be moved around with great ease. It makes for a great entry-level TV with elegant design and state-of-the-art-technology. No clue about the price.

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