The BoomCooler Combines Beer With Bombast
Trend Huntress — December 22, 2008 — Lifestyle
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The party just got mobile with the invention of the BoomCooler. BoomCooler is a 165-quart all-terrain cooler with a Sony Xplod sound system installed to keep the music flowing. It’s got an AM/FM radio, Sony CD player, auxiliary inputs so that it’s iPod and Sirius Satellite Radio-ready, a 10” subwoofer, and two 6” x 9” four-way speakers plus an amplifier.
As you might have guessed, that’s a lot of expensive gadgetry to put in a typically wet environment. That’s why BoomCooler recommends only packing dry items inside. So what’s the point of a thumpin’ cooler with no beer inside, then? I say fill ‘er up with dry ice and let the party rock on.
As you might have guessed, that’s a lot of expensive gadgetry to put in a typically wet environment. That’s why BoomCooler recommends only packing dry items inside. So what’s the point of a thumpin’ cooler with no beer inside, then? I say fill ‘er up with dry ice and let the party rock on.
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Mobile Party Coolers — Expanding the convenience of partying by combining beverage handling with sound system capabilities.
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All-terrain Audio Systems — Developing audio technology that is shock-resistant and durable for seamless outdoor use in cars, boats, and other vehicles.
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Wet/dry Separation Technology — Designing products that allow wet and dry items to coexist closely and safely for maximum convenience.
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Consumer Electronics — Augmenting user experiences with multi-functional gadgets.
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Lifestyle and Entertainment — Offering innovative solutions that amplify the enjoyment of social events.
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Outdoor/recreation — Providing cutting-edge technologies and solutions that address consumer needs for comfort and convenience during outdoor activities.
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