Crazy setup including home automation with sensors and audio distribution. Up to 2000W per channel. Also, a lightning truss …cause why not?

More details at Home Theater Design

Since I just saw Star Trek over the weekend for Fathers Day, I thought I would post pictures of a Star Trek home theater. I think they went a little too far if you ask me.

Images are from Electronic House Magazine.

I recently became a fan of Hulu when my DVR forgot to record the season premier of 24. Normally there would be a few curse words thrown at the DVR, but I didn’t fret. I knew Hulu had my back. I turned on my HTPC and went to Hulu.com and started watching the first couple episodes of 24.

The quality of Hulu was real good. The streaming version looked like a normal standard def channel on my 42″ HDTV. I didn’t get any glitches either.

While I was on Hulu.com, I noticed all the movies they offer. Not any A-rated movies, but still some B or C rated movies. Requiem for a dream, Jumanji, Liar Liar, Picture Perfect, Karate Kid, Totally Baked… here is the link to the movies.

Pretty smart of Hulu if you ask me. Why not show these movies and make some advertising money off of them.

Ultimate Home Theater: 13,000 Watts, 130dB, $1 Million Price

This is the best one yet.

Its been a while since I posted a home theater that I can’t afford. This one’s from techpuddle.com and has a total cost of over $100,000!

This is another home theater setup I wish I could afford. Forza 2 allows for split screen so I’m guessing this guy has 3 Xbox 360s. The picture is from Gizmodo’s website.

OK, that’s not my home theater room, but I wish it was. Since I don’t have a home theater, I’m using one from Sound & Vision magazine. Whoever this is has a dedicated home theater room with a Sony KDS-R50XBR1 50-inch SXRD rear-projection HDTV. Lucky.