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In case you haven't seen any of the Transformers movies then you probably aren't aware that the AllSpark is a very important device for the average Transformer robot. So be very careful when ordering such a storage cabinet for your home as the both the bad and good guys might be on the lookout for you. The AllSpark is supposed to be an audio/video cabinet that would hide all the gadgets that currently help out with your home entertainment needs. The AllSpark is best suited for your AV equipment although it would most definitely store other stuff as well. The AllSpark includes an infrared receiver that would let all your remotes control the gadgets inside. But again, make sure no Transformers are in sight when setting up this AllSpark cabinet. Via Tieme Rietveld

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Your passion for movies and books will be united by this particular room design. The TV screen you see in the first picture is actually a projection screen that will show you all your favorite movies. Behind it there's a special room that hides a bookshelf filled with your favorite books and a projector needed to offer you all that movie rear-projecting you want. In order to create such a home theater setup you'd need a pretty big room to accommodate that dividing projection wall and all the other elements needed for this home entertainment setup to work. Not to mention all the neat seating solutions required by both the multimedia section of the room and by the reading area. Via Minhembio

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With the iPad Chair, Elite Home Theater Seating reiterates the power quotient of the almighty iPad. It's no coincidence that the ergonomics of the chair seem to resemble long-haul First Class seats of airplanes since they resonate comfort and luxury. The on board smooth motor ensures that you kickback in style, where as the sumptuous leather and the adjustable footprint helps you to achieve sweet Nirvana!

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Buttons in technology are so passé and it won't be long before most of us will be writing an ode to the long-forgotten button! Touch sensitive controls maybe in vogue but the Gesture Cube Multimedia Centre takes things even further as it operates by hand gestures and movements. Designed by LUNAR Europe, the Gesture Cube supports web access audio and video playback.

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Most of the concept furniture items or design ideas we show you here are not yet finalized products ready to hit stores and some of them might never be picked up by manufacturers. But these Floe series glass speakers in the images below are definitely real and fully working today. They are actual speakers and they are made of actual glass. And there's some serious glass involved in building each speaker. How much? Well, about 80 pounds in each 4-foot tower. So how does glass produce sound? Apparently the base of each tower can vibrate and the glass is specially designed to pick up various frequencies and deliver any kind of music. The Floe Series is definitely worth investing in especially since it will surely add some personality to your multimedia room. Via GstSpeakers

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iPod docks come in all shapes, sizes and styles but the iTree by KMKG Studio really ups the bizarre ante. However audiophiles will come out of the woodworks (pun intended) since Austrian speaker builders Lenz have lend their sound engineering expertise to KMKG . One is also ensured of the highest sound quality especially as the tree in question has been hollowed out for achieving fantastic sound acoustics.

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The Zikmu Wireless Stereo Speakers by Parrot reconciles creativity with functionality flawlessly. The set of two speakers in ABS and PMMA resins with acoustically transparent cloth grills bring a contemporary sense of style into the home theater continuum and are a refreshing change from the usually trite black boxed counterparts. The speaker set ships with a remote control and can be purchased from Emmo Home for $1,600.00.

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Pioneer Electronics has just made the home theater market more competitive by introducing a new line of affordable entry level speakers. The newly unveiled Home Theater and Music Speaker series consists of two bookshelf speakers, one floor-standing speaker, one center channel and a powered sub. The best part? All this audio goodness is just at a price range of just $79 to $199. According to Pioneer price doesn't play a factor in quality as they come in radio-frequency-bonded curved cabinets which makes for reduced cabinet resonances.

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Thanks to James Cameron's Avatar, everyone is jumping on the 3D bandwagon and honestly speaking the results have been less than stellar. However the Edge Media Space doesn't suffer from the same predicament as it seeks to enthrall the consumer with killer 3D graphical performance right in their living rooms. Designers Rudolf Stefanich, David Pflugl and Erol Kursani use their tech prowess to come up with a true third-dimensional cinematic experience and we can't wait for it to get out from the concept stage.

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The Edge Mediaspace is a furniture element that will forever change the way you design your living room since it will bring you the next-level of 3D home entertainment technology right to your house. Unfortunately the Edge Mediaspace is just a bold concept for now so it's not exactly available to order in stores. Besides 3D movies that will come to life in your own home, the Ede Mediaspace will be used for communication purposes, Internet browsing, and, why not, even gaming and it will definitely replace any big screen TV you might currently rely on to deliver the same perks. Via Uni-Ak

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