Kid Friendly Media Center Costs $5,000
Kaleidescape is pitching its latest out-of-the-box DVD movie server, the Cinema One, as a family friendly device that even young children can operate, even if they can't afford the $4,995 price tag with their allowance.
"The Cinema One is the perfect system for families because DVDs offer the broadest selection of children's content," said Leonard Bellezza, President of Lyric HiFi & Video. "With the Child Remote, even a toddler can find his own programs, and when he presses play, it starts instantly without trailers, advertisements, and menus."
Kaleidescape describes the Cinema One as a single component movie server with the storage capacity to hold 225 DVDs or 2,500 CDs. It takes about 25 minutes to import a standard DVD, and about 8 minutes to import a CD. Connectivity options include HDMI, Component, S-Video, and Composite. Other features include IR input, 1080p playback, Ethernet port, Dolby Digital audio, and support for a variety of optical media.

Image Credit: Kaleidescape
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essjay22
December 06, 2010 at 6:23pm
Srysly? While the concept is interesting, the price tag is outrageous !
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ko662000
December 06, 2010 at 7:26am
So tell me how and why is it legal to purchase this system, but yet it is not leagl for a consumer to back up his or her on dvd! I know about drm laws and all but wouldnt this be violating those exact laws design to strip more money out of our pockets!
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devastator_2000
December 06, 2010 at 9:31am
I looked at this company before, but was turned off by the prices. And while I wont swear to it, I think I remember reading that they could do it because the data is incripted and cant be copied off the server. But i may be wong.
Also, what is up with the SPAM!? It is taking over.
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