Awesome TIE Fighter Speakers Flew Out of Star Wars and Into Your Living Room
These TIE Fighter speakers come to us from a company called Question Mark Entertainment, and as far as their specs go, that company name is just about right. We have no idea what sort of drivers are in these two, dare we say, satellite speakers and their accompanying subwoofer, but if looks could kill, our Death Star would be completely exploding just about now.
Hit up the jump for another view of these speakers that look realistic enough to have some tiny bad guys inside, but looks aren’t everything—let’s hope they sound good enough so we won’t want to immediately shoot them down. Plus, we’ll solve part of the mystery of this company that’s a bit more than a Question Mark, after the jump.
The purveyor of these cool-looking speakers is not quite completely mysterious, because we’ve seen products from this Question Mark Entertainment group before, namely its Motion Speaker with its kooky disco lighting and motion-sensitive volume control.
Question Mark Entertainment is no stranger to Star Wars gear, either, introducing its R2D2 Skype Webcam and the R2D2 DVD Projector at CES in January.
These TIE Fighter speakers are just out of the prototype stage, and will be rolled out at CeBIT, the big consumer electronics confab in Hannover, Germany that starts tomorrow. – Charlie White
Manufacturer’s Site [Question Mark Entertainment]
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