Dream Arcade system

If an arcade system that features a 120-inch screen, 145 pre-installed classic games, a free Wii adaptor, and two-player control panel with numerous buttons, a spinner, and a lighted trackball doesn't give you a tickle in your pants, nothing will. On the other hand, the $4000 price tag may leave the average gamer a little unsatisfied. Additional pic and info after the jump.
If you do have the means, you will also have the high-output DLP projector with a 2000:1 contrast ratio and a native resolution of 1024 x 768 (1400 X 1050 max) to enjoy. There is also some decent power under the hood with the whole thing running on a "high-end PC" with AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ . Wow, it sucks being poor.

I hope they decide to sell kits for this, then at least it would be affordable.

[Product Page via Crunchgear]

Sony's New 70" SXRD Rear Projection: It's Thin, It's Floaty, It's Smooth

If you have the money to spend on a high end HDTV, you might want to consider the hotness that is the Sony rear-projection SXRD model KDS-Z70XBR5.

This is Sony's flagship, with 70" of HD love!!!

It's a freakin' amazing 40% slimmer than last year's, and though it weighs 200 lbs, you can imaging hanging it on, or very close to, your wall. Best of all, it costs $6,000, far less than flat panels that come close to its size.