Articles in the Shopping Category
Posted in Automobile, Car, Luxury, Shopping on 23 July 2008
They may call it the worlds fastest and pricey PC ever developed but on first appeal it is nothing but a standard coupe. Called Brabus SV12 Biturbo, the functionality of the coupe offers a mobile feature to the need of workstation, PC and other sundry thingamajigs. Featuring 211mph, the Brabus SV12 Biturbo can speed up from 0-62mph in just 4 seconds. Exhibited at the British Motor Show, it is accessible via long-wheelbase Mercedes S600 limo along with one of Brabus’ renowned 6.3litre V12 ‘Rocket’ engines, mounting 730bhp, condensed into it. Priced at £270,000, the IT aspect of the motor gathered my attention as the fat sum of £24,726.70 (ex. VAT) for the ‘Business equipment’ defines that concern is merely intellectual.
Posted in Designer, Home Decor, Shopping, Technology on 21 July 2008

Augmented reality (AR), which literally reflects a perfect blend of virtual world and reality is a cool concept that directs to constructive relevance in routing arrangement, medication, construction and other diverse areas. Geisha Tokyo Entertainment Inc. [JP] lately discovered a way to assist all solo otaku conquer their tribulations in identifying a real girl friend. Their substitute to cure solitude 2.0 is called “Dennou Figure ARisâ€, and in English lingual it is known as “Cyber Figure Alice.†If curious to know how it works, read further. Shoppers obtain the AR software, 2 cyber sticks and 2 cyber cubes and place one these cubes before their PC pointing a webcam towards it. And the interesting outcome would be a screen exhibiting a 3D image of Alice footing on apex of the chop. With the help of cyber sticks, you can then “feelâ€, cuddle and (obviously) peer at your novel girl friend.
Posted in Automobile, Concept, Designer, Elite Finds of the Week, Gadgets, Outdoor, Shopping on 20 July 2008
Waterproof Juke Tower MP3 Speaker With LED display From Net Japan Costs $129.99
Open Air Cinema’s 40-Foot Inflatable Screen offers a real outdoor theater experience for $35,500-$49,000.
Get Retro with circa 1970’s Coffee Tables with hidden bars & fridge
WiiSpeak community mic from E3 enhances online chatting
Digital Silk tie by designer Salvatore Ferragamo audiophiles costs $160
Posted in Products, Shopping, Wine on 16 July 2008
If you wish to install an intelligent bar for that sophisticated evening but wish to stay in budget even after throwing a gala party then SoWine is the bait for you. Inviting the populace of wine drinkers is the SoWine Tavern that can preserve an open bottle of wine for long 10-hours. So, by any chance if that half-empty or half-filled bottle dominate your bar stand (once the party gets over) and before you get on to your nerves for precious wine going waste, let me make you familiarize with SoWine Tavern From EuroCrave. Priced at $600, the two distinct sections of the home wine bar allow it to hold two different wines at autonomous temperature and environment for long 10-days.
Posted in Products, Shopping, Technology on 15 July 2008
Digital photo frames is witnessed as an evolving fad enabling you wireless internet connectivity right there. Days ago we introduced you to DSM-210, internet-enabled photo frame and today we lend our ears to the Kodak plans for unveiling revolutionary wireless digital photo frames accessible to display web-based content. Tagged the Kodak EASYSHARE W1020 and W820 Wireless Digital Frames, they are anticipated to hit the market later this year with no price information disclosed. The Kodak EASYSHARE W1020 and W820 Wireless Digital Frames authorize consumers to wirelessly unite through the Internet to photo-sharing sites detailing Kodak Gallery, Flickr and Internet content manager FrameChannel.
Posted in Products, Shopping, Worlds Most Expensive on 14 July 2008

Christmas is still six-months away but does it mean we have to wait until then to commemorate the spirit? Well, if choose to say a big ‘NO’ or rather ignore the thought. And supporting my way is the world’s most expensive Christmas bauble, featured on 10 July in the Krebs Glas Lauscha GmbH company in Lauscha, Germany. Krebs Glas Lauscha has adorned a translucent glass ball with delicately fashioned solid 12-karat gold and 120 neatly-cut diamonds of the clarity VS1, weighing in total 5.1 carats. The bauble is anticipated to be retailed at 20,000 Euro ($31,400) per piece. Well, its presence at the small German village Lauscha is a proof that the place is the “birthplace” of glass Christmas ornaments.
Via DailyMail
Posted in Products, Shopping, Spirits, Wine on 13 July 2008
Aptly said: “All good things come in small packs.” And Minibar Systems exemplifies it well! Holding the flag high in the field of automation for over 20 years, the Minibar Systems expertise in developing revolutionary creations with the latest update made to the ongoing list include the fully automated SmartCube Minibar. The feature-packed bar features state-of-the-art technology, dominant software, and high-end design. It sports lithe infrared sensing know-how for a huge assortment of product preference.
Posted in Designer, Luxury, Shopping, Yacht on 13 July 2008

If profligate lifestyle and excuse of having piled up dough is the reason for your extravagance then excuse me please! How about enjoying another glass of wine while seating in an open sky over the yacht? One noticeable and self-confessed fact about the hedonistic clan is their possession of a yacht, which according to them comes equipped with every luxury. But the Gimaballed Champagne Holder (pictured above) is surely a missing luxury. The champagne holder respects every drop of Moet ordered from the vineyards based in the north east of France.
The designer Bottler was designed and developed for Dutch company Bottler BV by an established interior yacht designer, who was stimulated by Gerolamo Cardano. It was in 1537 he developed his ‘cardanic suspension’ (gimbals) to hold the breadth firmly adjacent to the ship arrangements. With a starting price tagged at €5,000, the designer wine holder comprise of three concentric rings, where the compass hung always upright. Ready to install in your luxury yacht, the hand-crafted Bottler is designed using watch-making precision and is customized as per the customers’ needs.
Posted in Designer, Products, Shopping, Wine on 9 July 2008

We have had come across enough of collectibles’ stuff but this one is especially designed for wine lovers with a difference. Not everyone can afford to shell out $30k for a climate-monitored wine cellar. But if you happen to have spare amount of piled up dough and wish to do justice to your ages-old wine collection then install walk-in wine cellar vault right away. Offering protected and safe storage of your wine in a PC climate restricted setting; its LCD monitor with a brushed-aluminum exterior comes loaded with wine inventory managing software plus temp/humidity calculating kindness.
Posted in Computer, Designer, Gold, Shopping on 3 July 2008
The offering of “pink gold†Lifebook P8010 from Fujitsu is an indication of tech giant’s move to create a niche for itself in the consumer market where conventional models, designs and patterns fails to retain the interest of fashionable geeks and techie divas. The limited edition model features 3.5G (HSDPA) WWAN, 12.1-inch WXGA SuperFine widescreen panel and Intel’s Core 2 Duo SL7100 processor, enabling it enjoy an edge over Sony’s TZ series. After such a warm entry of Fujitsu’s LifeBook P8010, the model became stale only after few months of its release.




