Epson does up projector-based home entertainment system

Posted in Projectors by Nino Marchetti on July 7th, 2008

Epson Ensemble HD Home Cinema System

Epson’s got a new fully-integrated, high-end home entertainment system ready for the marketplace just in time for the upcoming Olympics. It is called the Ensemble HD Cinema System and you’ll find it pricing around $7,000 for a 1080p system and $5,000 for a 720p version.

The Epson Ensemble HD Home Cinema System consists of a number of components. These include a PowerLite 3LCD HD multimedia projector, a 100-inch motorized screen which expands from the front channel, ceiling mounted speaker system, an A/V controller with built-in DVD player, speaker system, 150 watt subwoofer and a universial remote.

Epson added other features include all cabling necessary to setup the system, including HDMI, a wire management track system and mounting brackets. The entire system is available now.

Epson Ensemble HD Home Cinema System

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One Comment to “Epson does up projector-based home entertainment system”
  1. Ben Goodman Says:

    Thats nice! I love it. Especially the speaker on top of the screen.

    I have a similar speaker at the bottom of my tv, sounds amazing, i cant imagine how good that one would be!

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