And now for the goofy one:

Real Rip-off at $2,150.

A magna-nuclear sound enhancer. With stored nuclear energy equal to a 1950's nuclear bomb, this cigarette-box sized gadget is a must-have for any audiophile. Placed within 3 feet of any system it will make your system sound 1000 times as expensive as it is. How is this possible you may ask? There are 2 components: the magnetic energy causes all sound waves to sound more natural, perhaps even "tube-like" for a sound that is easily 5 times better. The radioactive component permanently changes your brain, enhancing your ability to enjoy your system 200 tmes more.

Unfortunately, the world exclusive supplier of a key component of this device has recently dissappeared so our initial run of 20,000 units will be all that is avilable. Buy one now while they last and it is guaranteed to have a lasting effect on you.

Im thinking the RR2150 is going to be a universal machine, one that will have the capability to play back DVD-V,DVD-A,SACD, and also CD's and MP3'S, in both 2 channel and multi-channel modes, it will also have the ability to be upgraded in the future to be compatible with emerging technology.

I would guess that it involves time shifting so I am thinking it is a PVR of the RePlay variety:

RR = Replay Recorder
2150 = 2 input 1 output 50 hours

A digital radio tuner,to comply with digital
radio transmssions adopted by some stations from Analog AM/FM to digital AM/FM.

Dangit! I think Oaf has it knocked. I'll second the ReRun 2150 unit which is like a Tivo or RePlay unit for time shifting TV. The number 2150 would represent a 2 Gb(2150 Mb) storage capacity. If this guess is correct, I'd hope it would be compatible with Hi-Def TV and include an onboard ATSC tuner.

[This message has been edited by merc (edited May 05, 2003).]

The RR 2150 is a first-ever collaboration with RadioShack.
"The Ragin' Road and River RC Reciever" with flip action.
The first mobile reciever, you will never have a room in your house without high-quality audio. Just zip it around your house from room to room. Stairs are not a problem with the Knight Industries Turbo-boost (copy right 2000) option.
But that's not all! The RR 2150 also floats and can be taken bass fishing to provide the perfect soundtrack to catching the big hogs.

Requieres 2,150 AA batteries.

Cheers,
Angel

I always loved that movie - my favorite scene was when the two zeros thinking they were in the most advanced plane in the world almost crashed in the wake of the 2 F-14s as they did a supersonic fly by. A perfect example of technology rendering prior technology obsolete. So with that in mind I offer my guess a Recordable Receiver. Complete with 2 ethernet connections (wireless, wired) and a 150Gig Hard Drive. Automatically stores CD's when played the first time - then shares that music with receivers/computers connected to it. No more running up and down the stairs looking for your favorite CD - just call it up and play it. Comes with AM/FM and Internet Radio built in.

Outlaw enters the pharmaceutical business with the Proton Energy pill. Having secured the formula through time travel to 2150, they have obtained the formula from Roger Ramjet (RR 2150) ... the next product, the RB 1960 will be a weight loss pill that makes you weightless. Designed from upsidaissium garnered from a trip back to 1960 and dealings with Rocky and Bullwinkle...

The RR2150 is a hard drive based recording reciever that leapfrogs the 1050 and is designed to complete against the home theater pc market but with style. The focus is to allow users to record television and radio programming on demand or by way of schedule. It leverages the free scheduling data feeds available on the internet and/or over the cable lines thus eliminating the need for any recurring monthly subscriptions. Additionally, this device builds on all the features and capabilities of the 1050 but adds Dolby Pro Logic II. It also has a built in DVD-RW/+RW drive with SACD, DVD-A for reading and ripping your own volumes as well as supports connectivity to external storage volumes.

I think that the answer is quite obvious.

I know that this product is the future of in-house government surveillence. It will resemble the telescreen out of George Orwell's 1984, although it will have much more advanced decoding capabilities, such as upgradeable surround formats for the ultimate impact with government propoganda.

Not convinced? Let's break down the model number: it has "RR" and "2150." "RR" can be nothing other than "Ronald Reagan," who sought the ability to spy on citizens. The "2150" in the title is the time in which it was supposed to reach implementation, but due to high demand, it will be debuted just this year.