LCD Safety Shield Protects TV From Flying Wiimotes, Babies

Posted by at 11:30 AM on May 23, 2007
lcdshield.gifWe're still puzzled as to what kind of spaz lets go of their Wiimotes during play, since none of the people we know have had this problem. But if you're one of the lucky few who flip out in Wii Baseball and chuck that thing across the room, this LCD Safety shield should be just the ticket to keeping your investment safe. The shield is made by Taiwanese TV maker LCDArm and will fit 30 to 46-inch screens, has a invisible frame, 98% transparency, and reduces UV rays from (we're guessing) the TV. No price or release date on this yet, so cool it with that Wii throwing in the meantime. Product Page [LCDArm via Gearlog]

 

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Penguinister

Posted May 23, 2007 3:29 PM

or flying beverages (beer cans) ejected by visitors when they get slaughtered playing tennis.

Michael

Posted May 23, 2007 10:02 PM

Screw the LCD panel, I need to protect my Wiimotes (and hands) from my full brick walls - stunning backhands and top spin forehands occur on occasion, but so do miscalculated collisions, cringe-worthy scrapes, and full-on bangs.

So far the Wiimotes have survived - but given the worldwide shortage, I'm not taking any chances. I'm off to Clark Rubber to get some padding!

Jake

Posted May 24, 2007 9:35 PM

I tried to explain to my girlfriend about this screen protector could protect my LCD from my Wii... She gave me the most horrified look.

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