Love your iPad? Of course you do! There’s only one problem with it, however. Sometimes it’s just plain uncomfortable to laze around in bed with it. Thanks to Hollandia, this is a problem no longer. This bed is tailor made to be perfect for iPad use. The iCon Bed boasts Hollandia’s adjustable 3D mattress and a custom headboard with iPad docking station and speaker system. There are four fully enclosed speakers, a 250-watt amplifier and the built-in docking stations for two iPads.
It’s available in over 200 colors and fabrics, so it suits your individual personality just like Apple’s wonderful iPad does! The iCon iPad-compatible luxury bed costs $20,000.
If you like gaming, and who doesn’t, this might be right up your alley. It’s an Xbox 360 covered in 24k gold! It’s brought to you by Computer-Choppers. You might remember them from their gold-covered PS3 or Macbook Pro. In short, these guys love covering tech-gadgets in gold. God bless em!
The golden Xbox 360 costs $4,999 and is available now.
The Apple iPad is coming and with it will comes a torrential downpour of accessories. Case in point? The leather iPad case. The Padova iPad case doubles as a stand for both landscape and portrait mode and is also dockable. It’s made from hand-stitched leather and is quite fetching, as you can see. Available at the Orbino store, this iPad case also comes in crocodile skin ($689) and ostrich leather ($659).
Storing your data just got a whole lot more glamorous. LG has unveiled it’s “XD6 Jewelry” designer hard drive. It was developed by NellyRodi, the Paris design agency. The hard drive comes in a 2.5-inch elegant aluminum casing with, of course, Swarovski crystals in front of the casing. It’s available in Titan and Violet colors and also features a genuine leather cover. The LG XD6 Jewelry comes in 320GB, 500GB or 640GB of capacities, and it features a USB connection to provide data transfer up to 480 Mbps. They’ve launched already in the Korean markets and cost $100 to $170.
Steampunk merchandise is certainly a niche market, but when it clicks, it certainly clicks. Check out this Victorian-themed USB drive, available for $600. The aesthetics are through the roof, and it holds 16GB of data so it’s useful as well. It also comes with a custom made, velvet lined tin box. Not bad for $600, or using Victorian monetary standards, one billion trillion British pounds.
Accessory manufacturer Incase has readied some interesting pieces to commemorate the November 2009 opening of an Apple Store at Carrousel du Louvre, in Paris, France. As you can see, the units feature an interesting geometric pattern and some bold colors. The company notes these pieces were inspired by the Louvre pyramid. The accessories will consist of a limited edition Messenger bag, MacBook Slipcase, and iPhone slider and will be only be available for a very limited time at the new Paris branch. Sorry, citizens of every other city in the world.
OMC design studios have brought a little bit of class to killing bloodthirsty aliens with this gaming chair. The Frag Gaming Chair absolutely has it’s heart in the right place. From the amusing name(To frag someone in gaming is to kill them.) to the stereo speakers and headphone jack inputs on each side, this chair proves the designers know gaming inside and out. Notice the six legs? They are there to ensure you don’t fall over as you approach the demon lair, or Bowser’s Castle or wherever you go when you game. Also, see the holes in the back? Those are for cables for controllers and peripherals. So thoughtful!
The chair is already for sale and costs $3,000.
This netbook is flaunting twin 10.1 inch LCDs that can slide out to either show one monitor or both and it also swivels. At its CEATEC booth, Kohjinsha shows off this DX10 packing little workhorse. Each screen is capable of either 1024 x 600 or 1366 x 768 resolution. This little guys is powered by an AMD Athlon MV-40, rocking 4 gigs of DDR2, and 2.5″ SATA. All this hardware is mashed together under Windows 7 Home Premium. Now with the expectation that twin LCDs would not make this a candidate for the world’s thinnest netbook, but a max height of 1.7 inches and a minimum of 0.75 is pretty respectable for a prototype. Reps at the scene did not have pricing or battery life information, but hopefully soon we can get an idea of what a twin screen netbook with cost and how long we can run it for.
Finally NEC has released its mythical CRVD-42DWX super wide display. This curved beast boasts a resolution of double 2880 x 900 WXGA+ and a screaming response time of 0.02 seconds. The design is made of 4 seamless DLP displays that can achieve a 10000:1 contrast ration. It comes equipted with a HDMI 1.3 and DVI-D inputs for easy hook up. Get in the game for $8000.
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