Protecting Wii Owners (and their HDTV’s) From Themselves

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File in the "why didn’t I think of that?" category:  An opportunistic Taiwanese company has released a shield designed to protect your TV by deflecting airborne Wii remotes.  As Wii-related hardware destruction approaches epidemic levels, enter Lcdarm and their Protective Filter product.

The filter is made from something called "PMMA" (molecular half-life not given), and promises years of exciting Wii play "without fear."  The website, filled with humorous English translation, includes pictures and videos punctuating the danger of unprotected Wii.