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'Man Wall' May Be the Most Awesome Gadget Ever

by Warren Riddle on June 19, 2009 at 02:34 PM

As we traverse the Web, we're constantly discovering incredible new gizmos and gadgets that we'd absolutely love to have. But, thanks to DVICE, today may have provided us with the most awe-inspiring technological adaption we've ever seen. Hybrid Space Furniture has engineered an entertainment center so awesome that it's sure to send men, and sports fanatics everywhere, into a full-on frenzy.

The 'Man Wall' includes four flat-screen HD televisions (all operated by one remote), a 1200w 5.1 home theatre system, a DVD player with a 5-disc changer, wireless surround sound speakers, an iPod dock, a live 7-foot sports ticker (with a year of free service), a full-size kegerator, a microwave, two cigar humidors, and a 32-bottle wine rack. Need a hankie to wipe up the drool, yet?

Since most of us are hitting the sports summer doldrums (unless you're a die-hard baseball or NASCAR fan), you'll have plenty of time to save up some scratch in order to get one of these babies for the World Series and for the college football season. The 'Man Wall' will run you a cool $15,000, but never having to leave the house or apartment should help offset that price. Now, please excuse us while we go take out a second, and a third, mortgage. Just don't tell our significant others. [From: DVICE]

Tags: furniture, home, home theater, HomeTheater, luxury, man wall, ManWall, top, tv

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