Posted in Entertainment, Home Appliances on 9 April 2009
Watching Batman on your boring 21” TV? You can barely check out how great the Batmobile looks. When considering watching a cool movie like that, it should only be done on the big screen and I’m not talking about the cinema.
The Open Air Cinema has had a lucrative business bringing the big screens right to your backyard. Making a business in delivering maximum entertainment possibility, Open Air Cinema is in the business of producing big screens for use at home. Their latest product is the Open Air Home Screens which are inflatable. These lightweight screens designed for home use are available up to 18 feet in size and the biggest model weighs just 17 pounds. The screens for this latest product use theatrical grade projection surfaces. They are quite safe and can withstand winds of up to 20mph.
Posted in Products on 7 December 2008
What men like to do best is to lounge on a comfortable chai with a cold beer in their hand and watch a game of ball on a big screen television. But apparently when it comes to viewing screens, really big is still not big enough.
The new 16-foot inflatable projection screen by Open Air Cinema is every man’s dream come true. The projection screen can easily be set up without any help and folds up into a 20 pound bag that you could carry with you on your camping trips. Setting up the screen only requires tying up about half a dozen straps that would hold the screen perfectly in place for your viewing pleasure. Open Air Cinema definitely knows how to treat its customers; nothing can be better than viewing your favorite movies on a 16 foot screen.
Posted in Automobile, Concept, Designer, Elite Finds of the Week, Gadgets, Outdoor, Shopping on 20 July 2008
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