Hi, I'm Paul Hochman for the New Simple. [MUSIC PLAYING] I love going to the movies. But $15 a ticket, $7 for popcorn? And then that guy with a huge head right in front of you on his cellphone? Yeah, there are downsides. So consider a cinema experience in your living room with the Panasonic BTT490. It's a 3D home theater system. What's that mean? Well first, a 3D Blu-ray DVD player. You hook it up to your 3D TV set, you put on your 3D glasses, and you watch the bad guys jump off the screen. You don't have 3D disks? No worries. It'll also play 2D. Second, 5.1 surround sound. The BTT490 has five speakers and a subwoofer, a speaker that handles bass sounds. It gives car chases [ENGINE REVVING] that extra oomph. But if five speakers are not enough for you, the BTT490 can create 30 virtual speakers. Woo hoo! 30! Well they are virtual, you don't get 30 speakers in the box. How? Panasonic's Cinema Surround technology. The software and the Blu-ray player modify sound waves in a way that trick your brain so you think sounds are coming from more speakers than there actually are. And the BTT490 gives you something the theaters can't, the internet, with Panasonic's VIERA Connect service. It's a simple interface that uses your Wi-Fi connection to browse websites, and listen to music, and play games, and watch streaming video, even talk on Skype. All through your TV. A chip in the Blu-ray player converts web content into TV-ready content. Does that look good to you? I'm Paul Hochman, the New Simple.