THE BEST Home Theater

Craftsman and Alloy Welding turned a 52″ tool chest into a home theater cabinet. They hollowed out all but two of the drawers in front and made swing-out speaker compartments as well as a remote-controlled retractable TV mount.

Formerly exclusive to theaters, Tremor FX is now selling its sound-activated butt-shaking recliners to home users. It works with any video player or game console that has an HDMI output, and doesn’t require content to be specially encoded.

The W1500 lets you view 1080p HD content wirelessly. Simply plug in its wireless HDMI dongle to your device and watch without cables. It also has 2 HDMI ports, RCA, component video in, etc. Plus, it supports 3D content.

For the cinephile with a blockbuster budget. IMAX is taking commissions to put a 3D-capable IMAX digital theater in your mansion, along with 24/7 support. They should tie up with Prima Cinema to provide content. Video here.

A powerful high-fidelity system in a wood cabinet strong enough to hold a 65″ TV. The XXL has an 8″ subwoofer, four 5.25″ ported woofers and two 1″ tweeters. Also works with AirPlay and Bluetooth.

Watch new movies on the same day that they’re released in theaters. Requires at least 10mbps broadband connection. It has a fingerprint scanner because it costs $500 to view a movie. More here.

3M teamed up with Roku to create a portable home entertainment projector. It has a Roku Streaming Stick built-in and a battery good for about 2.5 hours. Its projection range is from 6″ to 120″.

Preserve your home videos and old movies to DVD with this handy converter. It also has a DV input for transferring footage from a camcorder directly to a DVD. It also works as a VHS and DVD player.

Aperion teamed up with Summit Wireless to create what it claims are the worlds first wireless speakers capable of streaming uncompressed 24-bit, 96KHz audio, with a dead simple setup process.