Skip to main content

Official Star Wars Levitating Death Star speaker flies into UK stores

Image
By
death star plox
Today, award-winning consumer electronics developer Plox is announcing the Star Wars Levitating Death Star Speaker is now available to purchase in the UK.
Combining 360-degree laser-like sound projection with an out-of-this-world levitation system, this officially licensed collectible has been designed by Star Wars fans for Star Wars fans. The gravity-defying orb levitates in mid-air above the base using Plox’s force technology.
The Death Star features a built-in 5-watt speaker that spins to the music. The gravity-defying orb rotates above the magnetic base and offers up to five hours continuous playback.
death star plox
Key features:
·         Gravity-defying orb rotates above the magnetic base
·         5W x 1
·         360 degree uncompromising sound quality
·         Up to 5 hours continuous playback on Bluetooth
death star plox

Star Wars Finder
What’s more, Plox is giving fans the chance to use the force with the Star Wars Item Finder and App, available to pre-order from retailers across the country from Force Friday (September 1st).The range will include favourite characters from the original Star Wars trilogy and some new additions to the Star Wars universe that are set to appear in the upcoming movie Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
The Star Wars Item Finder enables users to locate items and track location by simply attaching it to possessions, including keys, bags, and mobile devices.
The Finder not only alerts users when items are no longer within the 100 feet (33m) location range, but also operates as an independent remote. Users can instruct lost phones to ring and check last seen location on maps.
The Levitating Death Star Speaker is available to purchase now for £129.99 from Amazon. The Bluetooth Finder will be available for pre-order from Force Friday (September 1st) for £19.99. 
To learn more about Plox, please visit: https://www.getplox.com/ 

death star plox


death star plox

death star plox
The Bearded Trio - The Site For Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, John Williams and a whole lot more.

 THE BEARDED TRIO ON FACEBOOK
THE BEARDED TRIO ON TWITTER
THE BEARDED TRIO ON GOOGLE+
THE BEARDED TRIO ON PINTEREST

CLICK HERE FOR FACTS ON STEVEN SPIELBERG
CLICK HERE FOR FACTS ON GEORGE LUCAS
CLICK HERE FOR FACTS ON JOHN WILLIAMS
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

I would love to hear your thoughts. Please leave a comment, don't be shy.

Popular posts from this blog

Did Paul Freeman Accidentally Eat A Fly In Raiders of the Lost Ark?

By
The Famous Indiana Jones Fly In Belloq's Mouth Scene.  Did It Really Happen? I've always wondered if Paul Freeman unintentionally consumed a fly in this scene in  Raiders of the Lost Ark ?  It's the scene where Indiana Jones shouts down to Bellosh...I mean Belloq and threatens to blow up the ark.  Did a fly go in his mouth? I remember watching this scene back in the early eighties and my ten year old mind thought he definitely had a snack while filming.  I recall talking about 'flygate' in my school playground at the time and the general consensus with my friends was that Freeman definitely had a sneaky snack. Paul Freeman talks about the famous 'fly' scene in an interview with TheIndyExperience.com  and settled 'flygate:' This is a bit of a dicey question so don’t get too upset. (Laughs) A movie’s always got bloopers in it, some have a lot, and some only have three or four. And the most remarkable blooper was right before the opening of th...
Read more

Star Wars VII Movie Poster - Every End Is A New Beginning

By
Star Wars VII Movie Poster Just saw this Star Wars VII movie poster on Kyle Newman's Facebook fee d.  The poster is by  Lyndon Berresford and Paul Bateman.  I am loving this.  Who do you think the two characters are?  Lando and Leia?  Han and Leia's children? Have you seen other Star Wars VII movie posters?  Let me know. Rob Wainfur @welshslider
1 comment
Read more

Explaining That "Weird" Cut In Poltergeist. Read The Missing Scene

By
Why Is There A Strange Cut In The 1982 Horror Classic, Poltergeist? If you're a fan of the 1982 Horror classic, Poltergeist then you will be very familiar with that "weird" cut in the movie.  It's 32 minutes and 47 seconds in to the movie and the scene is where Diane is explaining the strange phenomenon that is happening in the kitchen.  First, she shows to Steve a chair scraping across the floor all on its own then she does the same with Carol Anne.  Steve leans up against the kitchen wall and is completely shocked at what just happened.  It's at this point Diane starts to explain the sensation of being pulled and then...A very abrupt cut.  One moment we are listening to Diane and suddenly it cuts to Diane and Steve at their next door neighbours door.  Why the sudden cut?  It's on the VHS, DVD, Blu-Ray and even the streaming versions.  Why does this awful and weird cut exist in the movie, Poltergeist?  Watch the clip below to see the cut...
43 comments
Read more