Sony unveiled a pint-sized 5.1-channel home theater system last night in NYC. The satellites are about the size of an apple, but don’t let the size fool you.
The tiny package puts out a total of 450 watts. The five satellites put out 50W each while the two-way subwoofer exerts 100W per channel. Not bad for a tiny home theater system.
The DAV-IS10 centered around a DVD/CD player that upscales video to 720p or 1080i via the HDMI output as long as you have an HDTV hooked up. As if that weren’t enough, the system also utilizes Bravia Theater Sync technology.
The system will be available in July for a whopping $800.
Have fun paying $800 for this thing!!!
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