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About Kaleidescape Kaleidescape was founded with the goal of developing a new category of products that redefine the home entertainment experience. The Kaleidescape System is a movie server that has changed the way movies and music are collected and enjoyed in the home, yacht and private jet. The Kaleidescape System combines a compelling user interface, an outstanding industrial design, and services that set new standards in the consumer electronics industry. Kaleidescape was founded in 2001 and is privately held. The company is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California; research and development is conducted by Kaleidescape Canada, Inc., based in Waterloo, Ontario. Our products are available through a network of custom-installation dealers and distributors throughout the world. Building a company "we could all be proud of" was the genesis of Kaleidescape. "We literally gathered the founders with a singular vision of building a company we personally would want to work for," notes founder, chairman and CEO, Michael Malcolm. "And we landed on the concept of delivering a quality motion picture experience throughout the home." The Kaleidescape Story The concept for Kaleidescape was born in early 2001, just after Michael Malcolm had a state-of-the art theater installed in his Colorado home. A small group of seasoned Silicon Valley entrepreneurs brainstormed the best way to serve up a rich cinematic experience in the home. Kaleidescapes founders began to research everything they could about the motion picture business, licensing, and the technology of digital audio and video to bring their audacious goal to life. This led to their design of the Kaleidescape architecture, several innovative hardware appliances, and the purpose-built software for these products known as KEAOS — the Kaleidescape Entertainment Appliance Operating System. "At the outset we realized the Internet would eventually be the delivery vehicle for movies. But we also realized that practical Internet delivery of high definition movies would be a long time coming, and shiny discs would need to suffice until then," says Malcolm. "After considerable study we discovered that with carefully designed hardware and software we could build a legal system that enables customers to copy their movies to hard disks for immediate playback anywhere in the home. This discovery led to the first Kaleidescape System which we introduced in 2003." Today, the Kaleidescape experience is unrivaled. The company is known for its unwavering dedication to quality, innovation and customer service, and its unique movie server architecture. Kaleidescape Systems are installed in the finest homes and yachts around the globe. The company has also built and maintains one of the largest and most complete databases of information describing movies and music. "Technology and innovation are at the heart of Kaleidescape," notes Cheena Srinivasan, founder and executive vice president. "But our real satisfaction comes from seeing the impact we have on our customers lives. They enjoy more time with their families, reconnect with their favorite movies and music, and truly enjoy their content throughout their homes." Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with research and development by Kaleidescape Canada, Inc., based in Waterloo, Ontario, Kaleidescapes award-winning products can be purchased around the world through its network of custom-installation dealers and distributors.

Kaleidescape DV700 Disc Vault

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RRP: £7,260.00

Insert your Blu‑ray Discs, DVDs and CDs and the DV700 Disc Vault automatically copies them onto your Kaleidescape System.Up to 320 discs can be loaded into the vault making it easy to add great content to your library.

Kaleidescape Strato

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RRP: £5,880.00

The award-winning Kaleidescape Strato is the world's first and only 4K Ultra HD high-dynamic-range movie player.Strato plays movies in true 4K Ultra HD at up to 60 frames per second, without startup delays, buffering messages, or quality drops that are so common with streaming services.