The Table Perfect for Your 52" LCD

[shin0bi272]

the only use for this that I could see would be at the vineyard during a wine tasting expo. Even then its just a "cool factor" thing for all the visitors to fawn over the tv coming up out of the table.

 

[Yakko9t98]

Am I the only person who would see a problem with using my HDTV stand, where let's not forget my TV is housed inside as a drink dispensing table. Oh, sorry Johnny i'm really drunk and knocked over that new glass of wine you gave me. I guess I'll head to Best Buy tomorrow and get you a new TV.

 

[ismgr]

now this is a cool one:
http://www.reversica.com/home.html

 

[BPT747]

well I think Ill just stick to having a retractable 9 foot screen and projector which combine cost less than that table

 

[turbolover22]

The other day I saw one of these items for $1800 and was laughing my head off then.

For 2.5x the price of the 'cheap one' I saw, it better at least come with a receiver that gives me all of the porn channels for free for life.

For $4500 I could redo the entire living room and put in a bar as well.

 

[invlem]

I'd assume that if these are actually custom built to your TV the chrome/stain color of the wood would also be customizable.

 

[krazynutz]

Rule of thumb: TV stand should not exceed the cost of the TV it's supporting.

 

[Alatheia00]

Arrghh thats disgusting, thats something my carpenter friend would build and put in his room and i would have to say it looks nice, his current enclosure for his 40" pioneer uses the exact same wood type and it just looks revolting.

Surely a beautiful television with accurate colours is more than enough eye candy and you would want a minimalist stand or even a mount bracket.

Fortunately there will be more than enough customers lining up to get this purely for the novelty factor.

 

[Gin Fushicho]

Yech... it stores things I don't use on my TV.

 

[gm0n3y]

[citation][nom]stm1185[/nom]Im spending $4500 on a table, yet im living with a 52inch TV. That does not sound right at all!Wall Mounting and 70inch TV sounds less stupid.[/citation]
Agreed, I'd rather buy a 70", a wall mount and go to Mexico for a couple of weeks.

 

[eddieroolz]

Uh...waste?

 

[silverx75]

The people with enough money to waste on this would probably be able to get something better for the price.

 

[crinky]

if it wasnt 4500$ and didnt have the motorized system it wouldnt be that bad

 

[AsianJetlag]

I can just grab a wall mount for $100.

And use the other $4400 to buy 2 more 52" LCDs.

Product fail.

 

[figgus]

Frank Lloyd Wright built things like this into his houses. Of course, they were for full size TVs and were built right into the house...

http://www.hort.purdue.edu/arch/samara/samara.htm

It's really not an original idea at all.

 

[sailfish]

Everyone knows that widescreens are born to be wall mounted. Why would anyone want something that looks like an outdoor BBQ in their living space?

 

[porksmuggler]

love the description for this piece of crap, "Sleek and glossy high pressure laminate." $4500 for Formica, what a joke.

 

[JohnnyLucky]

TV Stands, tables, and chests with a motorized lift for TV's have been around for quite some time. I've seen them in furniture stores. In terms of style and looks this one does not look very good.

 

[t2couger]

where the hell am i supposed to place my center speaker don't people actually design proper TV tables for home theater systems anymore. for that price i would rather buy a custom TV table.