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Ciil Technologies Outdoor Television Keeps Moisture Out

It's the time of year when the big Sunday football games are on but the weather is still decent. But you don't have to choose between indoors and outside with the Ciil Technologies outdoor television. It is the first 100 percent, fully-sealed 1080p HD flat panel display. The Ciil design has zero vents or filters making it impossible for moisture or dust to collect inside. The ventless system keeps the internal components safely warmed in extreme cold and properly cooled in extreme heat without the need for exhaust ventilation. An ambient light sensor automatically adjusts brightness to best match the lighting conditions and an anti-reflective impact-resistant safety glass protects the screen against damage. It comes in three sizes, 32" - $2,800, 42" - $3,200 and 47" - $3,750.

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The Television Easel from Restoration Hardware

by Noah Joseph (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor, Gadgets

Bachelor pads and home theaters may be appropriate venues for making your flatscreen television the centerpiece of the room, but for those looking for something a little more original, a little more...artistic, Restoration Hardware offers this television easel.

Styled to look like an artist's easel, the flatscreen stand is crafted from mahogany, hand-lacquered, fitted with integrated storage for components and cables, and can accommodate screens up to 60 inches large. Plasma and LCD televisions that big don't come cheap, but then neither does this stand, at a nickel under a grand.

[via Gentleman's Gadgets]

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Piero Fornasetti Comes to a Screen Near You

by Tracy Chait (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Art

It's the flat screen tv as canvas -- design co. Detour Moves has compiled a disc of animated interpretations of Fornasetti designs, inspired by Italian designer Piero Fornasetti's Theme & Variations. Each disc holds more than 500 images that rotate on your television, transforming a blank screen into changeable art that's peering at you -- this is Fornasetti after all -- as often as you peer at it.

The 3,000 discs were produced in a limited edition and come in a unique black lacquer box. All for $175.

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Mirror Collage Plasma TV Cabinet

by Sandy Maple (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor, Gadgets

Some plasma televisions are works of art in and of themselves and to hide them would be a shame. But most aren't so fabulous and are better kept out of sight when not in use. There are lots of clever ways to conceal a flat-screen television - I've seen them behind panels, paintings and drapes as well as inside pop-up entertainment centers. But as far as a remedy to the unsightly black hole of the television, this one gets points for creativity. Wood-framed beveled mirrors of different sizes overlap in an artful arrangement that not only hides your flat-screen television, but adds light and space to your room. The overall dimensions are 71"W x 11"D x 51" and the cabinet will accommodate most 50" plasma televisions. $4649.

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Periscope Sliding TV Stand

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor

Now that just about everyone has gotten their paws on a flatscreen television the furniture options to display them are getting increasingly interesting. Check out this new piece from Mobelform, a company that knows a lot about furniture that does more than just sit there and look pretty. The Periscope TV stand has a remote-controlled height adjustment so that your TV can slide up and down the length of the TV stand. A cable manager on the back takes care of the unsightly stuff and it has a shelf for extra components. It sells for $6,580.

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Alcove, Furniture For Your Flatscreen

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Decor, Gadgets

Flat screen televisions are gorgeous but they do make the old television armoires and entertainment centers obsolete. So how do you integrate a flatscreen with your other devices in a cohesive manner? One way is the BDI Alcove. It's a curved cabinet of cherry or walnut veneer that has a bracket to support your monster screen and also has a smoked glass cabinet to hold the rest of your media equipment. It has a cable management system so that your media center has a clean appearance. It sells for $3,000.

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Tags: entertainment center, flatscreen, home decor, home theater, HomeTheater, media center, wood furniture