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Inflatable outdoor projection screen
Published 12/3/2008 by Joel Johnson at Boing Boing Gadgets
Open Air Cinema has a new 16-foot inflatable projection screen that folds up into a 20-pound bag. An air blower keeps the whole thing engorged, while six straps keep it taut. Before you get ready for some mid-winter outdoor movies (perfect for keeping the elderly subdued yet entertained) be sure to get a look at the price: it's a cool grand. Open Air Home Screen product page [OpenAirCinema.us]

Open Air 16 Foot Inflatable Movie Screen Compliments The Rest of Your Blowup Furniture
Published 12/4/2008 by Ali at Chip Chick
... , then we might have found the perfect item - the Open Air Cinema 16 Foot Inflatable Movie Screen.  Open Air claims it is the largest screen available right now on the market coming in at 16ft x 9ft in size. Now you can show your boring digital picture slide show at the next family bbq on an even bigger screen for more people to see - HOW EXCITING! ...

16-Foot Inflatable Outdoor Screen
Published 12/4/2008 by Robert Birming at GeekAlerts
... company is now offering a 16-foot model. It is gigantic, affordable, ultra light weight, and ready to turn any backyard into a backyard into a phenomenal home theater experience. The wide screen inflatable screen is easier to set up than a pup tent and is easily transportable. The 220-inch diagonal movie screen weighs about 17 pounds and fits inside a small stuff sack, which you can take anywhere. The 16-Foot Open Air Home Screen from Open Air Screen is yours for $999. (Via Boing ...

Open Air Cinema Inflatable Projection Screen
Published 12/4/2008 at Ubergizmo
... Too bad the summer is already long gone, but that's no reason to mope around and forget about planning for next summer. Open Air Cinema has just released its new 16-foot inflatable projection screen that can be easily folded up into a 20-pound bag, making it a snap to tote around when traveling. When the whole screen is fully inflated, it will remain in place thanks to half a dozen straps. This is more of a luxury than a necessity by any means, unless burning a $1,000 on it isn't a big deal to your bank account. Most people would rather remain toasty at home this winter, we ...