Heiron & Smith's Executive pool table sports LCD, PS2
While we've seen some fine marriages between game room entertainment and over the top electronic heaven, Heiron & Smith's flagship pool table just entered a league of its own. The aptly-dubbed Executive measures eight- x four-feet, sports Australian molded cushion rubber, Italian slate, handmade pocket nets, and some of the finest cloth England had to offer. The good stuff, however, consists of a side-mounted LCD TV, stereo with flat-panel speakers, neatly adorned PlayStation 2, racks for your books, games, and other media, and of course, a mirrored indention to stock the sauce. Unfortunately, it'll take a phone call to figure out how many thousands this thing will set you back, and unless you live Down Under (or own a barge), you won't be acquiring one anyway.
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Why?
I just bought a toaster that has a PS2, PSP, and a PS3 built in. I can def. see this as a great value. I always wanted to play pool and PS3 at the same time.
Alright everyone, gather on the floor next to the pool table to play some PS2 on the tiny knee-level television!
And to top it off, they call it the "Executive" Model... cuz that's all the things Executives need to get by in life. A pool table... a mini bar (yeah go to the website, its got a bar!)... a PS2... a small knee level television...
The only other appropriate name I can think of for it is the "27 Year Old Guy Still Living In Mom and Dad's Basement Who Still Likes To Party And Won't Get A Job" Model!
i'll take it.
so what'd you do last night?
On nothing just PLAYED AN OUT OF DATE CONSOLE WHILE SITTING ON A HARDWOOD FLOOR WHILE PEOPLE TRIED TO PLAY POOL AROUND ME.
That really doesn't sound like much fun man.
Really? cause i spent a lot of money on it.
Anyone else read that as "Heroin & Smith" the first time?
I did. Pretty weird too though, considering that the inventors were obviously on some type of drug when they came up with this idea. Must have been quite the drug too.. considering all the executives at the company thought this was a good idea too.
Yes, and until you pointed it out, I still thought it was Herion.
Why isn't the surface of the ppol table a big LCD screen to play the PS2 on?
Remove the PS2 and LCD screen, and alright, it's nice.
What a waste of money!
bloody hell, it would be really good thing if i can afford to put in to my playing room...
I wonder if they'll actually sell any of those... The sad truth is, probably yes.
Less is more. I finally get what it means.
Thousands of dollars and they make it have an 360 or PS3? Where's the Atari version?