Finally, An Outdoor TV For Australians
“Bugger that for an idea”, said Melbourne-based Herma Technologies, as they hopped on a plane to Korea to join forces with iizel with the hopes of releasing the Korean company’s trademark outdoor TV screens. “We just want to watch the footy and cook a barbie at the same time”.
And thanks to their pioneering dream, you too can now enjoy the outdoor television experience. Herma Technologies have announced the new range of iizel TVs, including two “HD ready” models with a 1366 x 768 resolution (32-inch and 42-inch), to Full HD, 1920 x 1080 screens (42, 47, 52, 57 and 70-inch sizes available).
There are two ranges available: the standard range, which is suitable for temperatures between 0-45 degrees Celcius, and the Therma range, which will happily cope with temperatures as low as -20 degrees Celcius. The 1500 nits displays are designed to counter glare from the sun, and there’s all the regular connections so you can enjoy HD content too.
Every iizel TV comes with built-in analog and SD tuners, although speakers are optional, as are theft-resistant wall mounting brackets.
Pricing isn’t exactly wallet friendly:
32″ HD Ready – $4,599
42″ HD Ready – $5,799
42″ 1080P – $6,299
47″ 1080P – $8,199
But what price do you put on the perfect barbecue? Oh, only that much, huh? Well, that’s your loss then.
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For that price it also comes with a doberman to protect it from your jealous next door neighbour.
“crucial try”? Oh, you mean that other game where they only “try” to score not really score like aussie rules. Does anyone outside of NSW or QLD understand that game? ;)
As the Human Torch says “Flame on!”
I think the Kiwis, Saffas, Poms, French, even the Romanians!, would probably object to that. “Their” game has tries too. :>
Call me the Slightly-Human-Flame-Retardant-Glove.
I thought someone would take the global sport argument. I can take it from a higher authority “Do or do not, there is no try!” – Yoda.