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July 16, 2007 5:30 AM PDT

HDTV spa for the consummate host

by Mike Yamamoto
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(Credit: Costco)

Well, that was close. We could have spent $8,000 or so for a "Luxor Hydro Massage Bathtub," mostly because of a single feature: the built-in TV. But how selfish of us--what about our guests?

BornRich has solved our entertaining conundrum with the "Infinity Vista TV Spa," which seats six who can enjoy "57 jets, an auto-rising 19-inch Polaroid HDTV, JVC DVD/AM/FM/CD player, four-speaker stereo system, a 10-inch subwoofer with amplifier and LED lighting." Who knew that Costco would become a purveyor of luxury home items? We just hope that they don't require us to buy six at a time.

Once you're done with the multimedia spa treatment, of course, the natural thing to do is take a leisurely nap. For this we suggest the $26,000 TV bed.

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