One of the biggest issues that many of our clients have with living room televisions is how big and, sometimes, obtrusive they can be.  They’re generally right in the middle of a living space and when they’re off, they’re usually not that visually appealing.  Wouldn’t it be nice if the TV could “disappear” when not in use?  Well, Samsung isn’t able to make their products vanish into thin air; however, they’ve done the next best thing – they’ve turned it into art!

Your Infinite Home Theater team will be present at this year’s Idaho Remodeling & Design Show being held at the Boise Center on the Grove on January 27^th & 28^th.  This year’s show will feature a variety of local businesses that can provide products and services to aid you in a new home build or an upcoming remodeling project.  Infinite Home Theater is excited to be a part of this year’s show and to visit with all of you!

Happy Holidays to You and Yours!

Every year as a company we like to reflect on the things that we are thankful for. Year after year it is apparent that our customers are always the first thing that we think of when we reflect. Some companies lose sight of how valuable their customers are.  Thankfully, you all are quite literally our primary focus each and every day we come to work

With the ever-increasing popularity of open floor plans, entertaining spaces are growing larger and larger.  With the increase in room size, larger and larger televisions are becoming available and increasingly affordable.  For many people, there is an intersection in terms of size where you might ask yourself, “Is projection or a traditional television is right for me?”

While there isn’t a clear-cut answer to this question, there are a number of variables that should help make the decision a little bit easier.  Consideration of all of these variables will help you determine whether a traditional flat-panel television is the right solution, or if opting for a projection solution might provide a bit better bang for your buck.