Is It a PC? Or a Device For Sharpening Your Knives?
April 21st, 2006
It certasinly wins the prize for oddest looking media center PC of the year so far. Maingear has launched the pyrimidical Prysma.
The Prysma features Intel VIIV Technology and a new style all its own, consisting of a custom pyramid chassis featuring shock absorbing hard disk mounts and full aluminum construction. The chassis also has a switch that can activate a beam of light that emanates from the top of the chassis.
Taking over your living room, the Prysma is breaking out of the box and into a form that can be decorative as well as compliment a current color scheme in the room it graces. Maingear offers a full range of color options the same of which is available to it’s F131 series.
When used in tandem with a wireless mouse and keyboard you can experience all your different sources of multimedia from the comfort of your couch. Take control of your music, videos, photos, recorded TV programming or on demand content. You can also connect to your media on your Prysma from anywhere in your home via your wired or wireless network thanks to Intel VIIV technology.
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