Introducing the Ultimate Home Theater System Smooth HD SCinema
November 11, 2008 | 17:41
Companies: #smooth-creations
City of Industry, California —November 11, 2008, — BFG (www.bfgtech.com), a leading manufacturer of PC graphics cards and power supplies, introduced today in collaboration with SmoothCreations a nationally known system builder that builds custom painted high performance gaming computers; are proud to announce the Smooth HD SCinema.
“When the Music & Movie industry come asking for the Ultimate Media Center, they don’t go to your local pc store or your volume OEM”, says Mario Gastelum, they come to a reputable boutique system builder that real design team that can craft & customize a pc. And that’s what happened with the Linkin Park media center.
The Smooth HD SCinema home theater pc is powered by an Intel 9770 Quad Core and a two BFG Geforce 280 GTX’s.. As the CEO of SmmothCreations, Jim Saling, put’s it, “the Smooth HD SCinema was designed to be a powerful multimedia & gaming system that want a robust and with scaleable upgrade features”. We wanted to ensure to our customers that everything but the kitchen sink was included in this media center.
The Smooth Creations – Smooth HD S Cinema is powered with the Ultimate features and complimented with the following hardware:
• Intel Quadcore 9770
• Intel Bonetrail Motherboard
• 2 BFG GeForce 280 GTX’s
• 8 GB of G.Skill DDR3 Memory
• 2 Lite On Blu Ray Drives
• 10 Terabytes of Western Digital SATA Hard Drives
• Silverstone 1000 Watt Modular Power Supply
• Silverstone LC 18 HTPC Enclosure
• ATI 650 PCI-E TV Tuner
• 50 Inch Samsung Plasma HDTY Monitor
• Klipsch THX Ultra 2 Speakers
• Logitech wireless keyboard & mouse
Our engineers worked with industry experts not only to bring a HTPC media center , but to deliver a finished best-of-breed solution that was a real finished product. And Linkin Park’s media center is precisely what this Home Theater system is. Finished.
“For those that want the ultimate customizable Home Theater system, Smoothcreations is the way to go”, Denny Liu, G.Skill Product Manager.
Availability
The Smooth HD SCinema is available for immediate delivery, and custom configurations and upgrades are available. Each Home Theater pc is custom painted and serialized. MSRP for this Media Center $19,975.00
About SmoothCreations
Smooth Creations was founded by Jim "Smooth" Saling in 1999. Smooth has over 15 years of experience in the automotive finishing industry. During that time, Smooth's work has gained national attention from many media outlets.
He has been called on to design and create custom paint jobs for high-end sports cars (among the best, he's painted a Lamborghini Diablo, Dodge Viper, many muscle cars and multiple Hot Rods that were featured in national calendars). When Hollywood comes looking for a custom designed PC, they look no further. The likes of Jay Leno, Steven Speilberg have commissioned the work of SmoothCreations.
When he was introduced to the high-end computer industry by a friend, it was the perfect match. Now the power users of the computing world can get a hand designed, custom painted "Smooth Creation" to match their interests, hobbies and even mood. Nothing is too hard for Smooth, and it shows.
www.SmoothCreations.com
“When the Music & Movie industry come asking for the Ultimate Media Center, they don’t go to your local pc store or your volume OEM”, says Mario Gastelum, they come to a reputable boutique system builder that real design team that can craft & customize a pc. And that’s what happened with the Linkin Park media center.
The Smooth HD SCinema home theater pc is powered by an Intel 9770 Quad Core and a two BFG Geforce 280 GTX’s.. As the CEO of SmmothCreations, Jim Saling, put’s it, “the Smooth HD SCinema was designed to be a powerful multimedia & gaming system that want a robust and with scaleable upgrade features”. We wanted to ensure to our customers that everything but the kitchen sink was included in this media center.
The Smooth Creations – Smooth HD S Cinema is powered with the Ultimate features and complimented with the following hardware:
• Intel Quadcore 9770
• Intel Bonetrail Motherboard
• 2 BFG GeForce 280 GTX’s
• 8 GB of G.Skill DDR3 Memory
• 2 Lite On Blu Ray Drives
• 10 Terabytes of Western Digital SATA Hard Drives
• Silverstone 1000 Watt Modular Power Supply
• Silverstone LC 18 HTPC Enclosure
• ATI 650 PCI-E TV Tuner
• 50 Inch Samsung Plasma HDTY Monitor
• Klipsch THX Ultra 2 Speakers
• Logitech wireless keyboard & mouse
Our engineers worked with industry experts not only to bring a HTPC media center , but to deliver a finished best-of-breed solution that was a real finished product. And Linkin Park’s media center is precisely what this Home Theater system is. Finished.
“For those that want the ultimate customizable Home Theater system, Smoothcreations is the way to go”, Denny Liu, G.Skill Product Manager.
Availability
The Smooth HD SCinema is available for immediate delivery, and custom configurations and upgrades are available. Each Home Theater pc is custom painted and serialized. MSRP for this Media Center $19,975.00
About SmoothCreations
Smooth Creations was founded by Jim "Smooth" Saling in 1999. Smooth has over 15 years of experience in the automotive finishing industry. During that time, Smooth's work has gained national attention from many media outlets.
He has been called on to design and create custom paint jobs for high-end sports cars (among the best, he's painted a Lamborghini Diablo, Dodge Viper, many muscle cars and multiple Hot Rods that were featured in national calendars). When Hollywood comes looking for a custom designed PC, they look no further. The likes of Jay Leno, Steven Speilberg have commissioned the work of SmoothCreations.
When he was introduced to the high-end computer industry by a friend, it was the perfect match. Now the power users of the computing world can get a hand designed, custom painted "Smooth Creation" to match their interests, hobbies and even mood. Nothing is too hard for Smooth, and it shows.
www.SmoothCreations.com
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