You want a serious home theatre. One that will rattle the windows, and ensure movie night is always at your house. But you don’t want to spend more than $US600 on the thing that ties it together. Cuz you’re smart.
Made from a WWII German fighter plane and Yamaha Wild Star motorbike, this sidecar bike looks like a less-colourful Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. [Henrik Toth via LikeCool]
The Yamaha YHT-S400 features a sound bar that’s 31 inches long by two inches high and – for the first time – a subwoofer that’s actually integrated into the receiver. It sounds perfect if you live in, say, a cramped city apartment. Like me!
Yamaha’s booth at CEATEC featured a few cloth posters with mundane advertisements on them that seem to lack any attention-grabbing oomph — until you step directly in front of them and realise that they’re incredibly thin directional speakers. Whoa!
Yes, that’s right: The HRP-4C girlbot with Yamaha’s Vocaloid voice synth software is way better than Britney Spears. But then again, that’s not saying a lot, except that I will never do the Zoltan with Britney. [Network World]
