tv armor protects your flat screen tv from kids, flying wii-motes, and other ufos
September 30th, 2009 comments (5) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
So you just plunked down thousands of dollars on that shiny new flat screen HDTV. But you’ve got kids, and they like to throw everything from the remote to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches around the room. Or they like to write with crayons on every surface. How ever will you protect your oversized TV man-toy from those sticky little hands? With some TV Armor, of course.

TV Armor is a simple, yet ingenious invention that keeps your LCD or Plasma TV from getting cracked, scratched, dirty or otherwise slimy by covering the screen with a thin, but durable acrylic shield. A 1/4″ thick layer of optical-grade plastic is thick enough to keep your screen from getting damaged, but won’t interfere with picture quality. Just slide the TV Armor over the top of your TV, fasten the Velcro straps, and you won’t have to worry about flying Wii-motes smashing your precious investment.
They’re available in a variety of sizes to fit whatever screen you have, and prices range from $69 to $289 (USD), depending on screen size. You can order yours over at the TV Armor website.
Remember, your kids’ wounds will heal, plasmas and LCDs won’t.
filed under: gadgets home entertainment technology
tags: acrylicflat screenlcdplasmaplasticplexiglasprotectiontelevisiontv armor
September 30th, 2009 comments (5): stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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This is a great idea. My grandson trashed our TV a few months ago with a toy plane. It flew right into the TV. I didnt know something like this existed.
Eric
So simple and yet genius. This will save people so much money.
Found it! Thanks for the post man. I’m really looking for something that could protect my newly bought HDTV, specially now that my 1 year old kid starts to throw things anywhere.
I’ve thought about some sort of device that just enclosed children inside of an acrylic bubble (with air holes of course). That’d work too.
Bought it after a Wii ‘incident’ – don’t even know its there, but I do know I want have to spend $2000 again….