If you're one of those folks who genuinely feel that Philips' Ambilight technology adds a whole new level to your television viewing experience, we'll tell ya, these are going to be awfully hard to resist. Ceratec's CeraLight Xeno audio system consists of four Ceraplanar flat diaphragm transducers and one subwoofer, and besides the 100-watts or so of power you'll have at your fingertips, these column speakers should delight the lighting freaks in the crowd with their remote-controllable brightness and color. Apparently, the LED-infused speakers can emit a variety of colorful glows depending on your mood, ensuring that there's never a lack of rainbow going on in your living room. Unfortunately, there's no word on price or availability just yet, but be sure to click on through to see these vivid sound sticks in action.
I've had this idea for 3 years now. It could now come true with those products above.
Imagine a image processing box with a simple composite or svideo input. This box would average the input color, similar to the Phillips Ambilight, and manually adjust the lighting in the room, now you could do it with these speakers/light combo. Imagine a kickass thearte with that.
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posted May 1st 2007 10:33AM
Childs play. My whole condo does that.
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I want that glow stuff....but without the speakers...so it looks the same but just without the speaker hardware inside.
simple, buy the philips l.e.d christmas rope lights and strap it to a piece of wood.
$20 or less for the lights
find free wood lol
can someone say 'love den'?
@joeynicotera:
so you're what they call a rich prick, yeah?
Not at ALL. I'm just a dork with a soldering iron and a lot of hours on Ebay.
I've had this idea for 3 years now. It could now come true with those products above.
Imagine a image processing box with a simple composite or svideo input. This box would average the input color, similar to the Phillips Ambilight, and manually adjust the lighting in the room, now you could do it with these speakers/light combo. Imagine a kickass thearte with that.
Bring the rave to your living room for the low low price of...
The technology is actually pretty inexpensive, but when it gets packaged like that it becomes 'designer'. You can make these for about $50 in parts.
They seem to be missing a good white for those times when I want the room to retain its natural color.
@joeynicotera:
If your condo already does this, maybe you could use these on your yacht, or maybe they will make a small version for your Bugatti.
Great Ideia.
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Don't post Bullshit links, BiATCH!!
Damm Joey...that just screams a certain candy. Damm fine job!