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May 3, 2007 6:00 AM PDT

Video boombox puts us in disco heaven

by Mike Yamamoto
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(Credit: Hollywood Gadgets)

Video speakers are becoming almost old hat in some product lines, but we've finally found a model that matches our decor at home and on the road. All hail the "Supersonic" boombox.

Not only will this sound machine take care of our entertainment needs--TV, DVD, CD, radio--but it also comes in a retro design (circa 1993) that makes us wonder where we put that "Best of Kool & The Gang" collection.

The $180 boombox has a 5-inch screen, but there's no mention of iPod or MP3 compatibility. That's OK with us, though, because we're still making the transition from 8-track tapes.

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