Mirrors with LCD panels have already made an entry into our lives, but what they lack is the power of human touch. Igniting the fun element is this mirror which will put all other products to shame. If you are fan of touch screens, Interactive Mirror will win over you in no time. Designed by Lit Studios, the Interactive Mirror acts as an over-sized touch screen that gives you the power to read, draw, watch movies/videos, paint, browse assignments and pictures, and that too without straining your eyes.



Put up the notes on the mirror and revise while brushing your teeth. Missing your friends, simply start a slide show and see it coming to life with all the people you wanted to see. Feel like doing nothing, go ahead and doddle on it. With so many choices, it will captivate your interest instantly. This will surely make bathrooms all the more special and worth flaunting. All you need to do after putting up this mirror on the wall is make a seating arrangement because looking at it just for a few minutes every day will not be enough.

So, you thought mirrors were just meant for personal grooming or complimenting oneself. Think again!

Word gets around, and it's gotten all the way to Thailand.  Today marks the first of many shipments to Thailand, we are very excited to see clients from all over the world and to build international relationships to better serve their needs.

Let's not forget the great clients from our domestic and Canadian market, we here at AMS appreciate everyone and strive to provide the service and products you all deserve!

                                                                 David Patrick

Millions of movies have been made over the years, but few have houses that will forever be remembered.

We all remember the "Bates Motel" from Psycho and the "Maitland House" from Beetlejuice but most iconic movie houses are fabricated.

The original design for the Psycho house was inspired by Edward Hopper's "The House by the Railroad" painting, but I believe there are so many existing houses across the country with interesting design.

I recently visited the "Hewitt House" from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre remakes. This is an actual home, in Granger, TX. The massive house with six dirty pillars casts huge shadows across the Texas land. How they found this house is unknown, but even if a horror movie wasn't filmed here, it naturally screams creepy. 

To this day I think this house is creepier than the original TCM house. And with the original house remodeled and turned into a restaurant, I feel the original lost some of it's Horror Movie mystique. Where as the Hewitt house in Granger, TX retains it's erie vibe down to the filthy pillars and balcony. Not to mention the creepy residents who live in this area, The Hewitt house with it's big, cold, simple design has proven to be a memorable piece of horror movie history.  

Using projection mapping software Mr. Beam changes the appearance of a room.

The start of a new year had been great until I woke up one morning with Iritis late January.  It started in my left eye and four days later it was both eyes. My eyes were red, I had ocular pain, and my vision was very blurry.

I received treatment at Buena Vista Optical, great staff and Dr. Richard Gillette is the best. After numerous eye drops and creams, i'm finally back catching up on AMS orders.
I apologize for the delay to everyone, if there are any questions please email me at Info@ambermediasolutions.com. 

Woofers
This is functional kitsch; the wrong becomes the new right. By adding a function to an otherwise grotesque object, it acquires new aesthetic values, becoming an object of desire.


Pun intended; these woofers hold the midst between an addition to your sound system and your loyal 4 footed companion. 

They are engineered by a professional audio studio, and sound remarkably well. Available as a co-axial speaker system [two dogs].

http://www.sandermulder.com
http://www.sandermulder.com/pdf/woofers.pdf