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Posted in Elite Scan: Top 11, Entertainment, Gaming on 19 July 2008
Get, Set and Go! Those who reckon that spilling few $$$$ over steering wheel and pedals can make them a racing god shall excuse me. It might not be the case but the possibilities are matchless. All you need to do is to accompany a Simulator and enjoy the power of wheels. Simulation connotes imitation of some real thing, product or process. Realizing the power of the word and the desire in you, manufacturers gear up to assemble and deliver diverse form of simulators i.e. Sports simulators, Driving Simulators, Flight simulators or shooting simulators. The idea is to rejuvenate you without moving out. The existence of these simulators takes away all your fears by making you hone your driving or racing skills over it.
And respecting the amount of inclination our contemporaries have, here I have made an effort to dig out the top 11 realistic and stimulated simulators that may force you to take a deep breath.
11) $6,500 Sports Simulator from VST

The creation declares aloud that its time to revamp one’s gaming den. You may have desire for tennis or baseball against other members of family who rejuvenate themselves by getting engaged in bowling or fishing.no worries as VST considers all. Retailed at $6,500, each simulator comprise of a complex kit including PC, projector system with projection screen plus, playing court, hence delivering the prerequisites required. The variety of simulators detailing here include the VST Tennis Simulator, The VST Bowling Simulator, The VST Baseball Simulator and the VST Fishing Simulator. Without compromising the thrill of gaming, these devices behave as stand-alone mechanism offering a realistic fun that enables you burn stress.
10) Force Dynamics 301 Driving Simulator

Beware: A ride on Force Dynamics 301 Driving Simulator doesn’t expect you to practice Gran Turismo on your sofa as chances are you may find yourself close to a rough spell of glum.The 301 Driving Simulation System sports a wild motive racing sim cockpit that mirrors your in-game faction with connected actions externally. It’s overt that must have heard about or seen it over online but here you get a chance to enjoy the youtube video.
9) £12,500 VRX MACH 4 Racing Simulator

Tagged as the world’s most premium racing and entertainment simulator, the VRX Mach 4 aims at addressing a new meaning to the world of gaming. It features four Xbox 360s that offers power to three Sharp Aquos 37-inch 1080p LCD screens along with a 7in LCD screen, which is a rear-view mirror. Running on Microsoft Force Feedback Steering wheel, the racing simulator features 1500 Watt Tactile Vibration Feedback System, 1900 Watt Tactile Power Amplifier, Sparco automotive seat slider, an erected polished aluminium speaker, LED lighting effects and above all a beverage containment system. Compatible with the Wii, Windows PC and the PS3 too, the racing simulator is not for easy pockets and would surely dig a deep pocket by making you shell out £12,500.
Duck Hunt Shooting Simulator From Marksman Training Systems

Real hunters can never accept the gesture of holding a bogus gun facing a miniature TV. Rather they take it as an insult to the name of real hunters. But however, I am hopeful that you stay happy in your world of fantasies. For other lot, who aspires to face the real hunting shall build buoyancy to face the ST-2 Shooting Simulator. Designed and developed by Marksman Training Systems, this gigantic arrangement allows you grasp real guns to envisage hunting phony animals. After affixing a camera on the crest of the gun, you may feel as if you are pointing a deadly bludgeon towards a fateful alive, upholding a vigilance that you don’t drip over valuable bullets by chopping the existence of a bird. Little do I wonder for the possibility of a day when even ducks would have an access to the weapon?
7) DaVinci Driving Simulator from Mirage 3D

Yes, you heard it right. The DaVinci simulator can walk on its wheels. The offering by Mirage3D features passenger seat, 5 channel Dolby digital 5.1 surround or 2.1 system and customizing the steering and pedals needs it can be installed for a left or right hand drive. If you have an appetite for racing then it’s to familiarize yourself with the roll bars, ultra-realistic working gauges observed by an occupied “Smart Box” PC. The Da Vinci Rig can be seen as an over opportunity to flaunt racing guts with an integrated seat belt that revere your safety concern.
6) Eball In-House Golf Simulator

Our packed work-schedules don’t allow us to stay fit and at times expect us to compromise our passion for gaming. But not all are open for such deal. Supporting the latter lot, here is a blessing for golf-lovers. Not it’s not a portable golf-club rather a composite golf simulator that is easy to be installed in your underground room or turf. Available in two editions (an inflatable al fresco version and a stable edition), the EBall’s Golf Simulator appeals no less than a masterpiece. Featuring a huge screen, it imitates pragmatic imagery of golf courses and comes outfitted with ball sensors that assess your tee even as you swing your real golf club, and then offer the golf ball nautical across the effective golf course.
5) Full Motion Helicopter/Airplane Simulator
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Popularly known as the full motion flight simulator, it was seen at eBay facing a tug of war inviting the fat bidder. Capable to simulate airplane or helicopter flight, its controls are functional for helicopters with a felicity to be easily accessed by airplane controls. With a 3 to 4 feet screen installed on the face of the occupants, it is likely to offer a being in action feel. The simulator is accessible using Microsoft flight sim and battle flight software. The airplanes here details WWII aircraft and the helicopters include the Apache, Comanche, Little Bird and Huey. Well, you make you mentally prepare, it managed to arouse a starting bid of $100,000.
4) Motion-Pro II Simulator from CXC Simulations

If you don’t have time and space to venture into real sports but wish to enjoy the similar pleasure then its time to ink a neat deal with the Motion-Pro II Simulator from CXC Simulations. Developed to proffer a realistic racing experience within the four boundaries, the simulator comes integrated with full-motion technologies, force feedback and high-tech control systems. It also features incorporated PC hardware, CXC Racing software, AV technology, 505 watt true 5.1 surround sound system along with a colossal subwoofer en suite with four high-tech tremor transducers. The 46-inch full HD screen is preferred chiefly for terrific contrast ratios, brilliance and color dispersal. Its F1-style row shifter and the force-feedback navigation scheme augment the rider with absolutely receptive routing confrontation and tactile pointer. Easy to be configured independently, the handcrafted appeal adds to the beauty of the Motion Pro II Simulator.
3) $55,000 Full Swing Golf Simulator

Now Golfing cannot be restricted to the precincts of an outdoor sport. With money enabling them purchase time, they are able to reap the fitness benefits whilst staying at home. But you ought to reside in a palace and not den to accommodate this colossal Simulator. Measuring 13 feet (W) x 20 feet (L) x 10.5 feet (H), the $55,000 Full Swing Golf Simulator features a windows-based PC, video projector with a distinctness of owning two infrared beams curtains that are displayed on the face of the screen. It releases 60,000 pulses per second, and the PC software inside takes no time to calculate the route the minute golf ball surpasses through them.
2) Dreamflyer Flight Simulator Costs $3000

Agreed the prospective customers for flight simulation comprise of very few numbers but their determined nature augments the production of contemporary models. Realizing this, the DreamFlyer has unveiled the motion simulator chassis that features a figure-hugging sports style seat, a Saitek X-52 pro flight system with rudder pedals with chair floating in two-dimensions. In absence of motors or power supply, the simulator is mechanically driven by a joystick. Capable to hold 120Kg, all you are expected to do is to balance your chair as per your weight and posture. It is available on a drop of $3000 and to make it complete, you are expected to plug in PC and screen(s).
1) $105,000 Flyit Professional Helicopter Simulator

Time to feel high without any alcoholic impressions!
Those who categorize themselves as an utter beginner or a expert pro with a desire to test their pilot abilities, here is an offering developed considering your safety and disgruntled requirements. Christened as Flyit’s awfully pragmatic Professional Helicopter Simulators, it allows you log inestimable hours of airtime in a cosseted and cost-efficient mechanism. This two-person personalized field offers access to a PC-controlled screen, mechanized to summon up 24,000 airdromes and their climatic conditions. Priced at $105,000, the software offers a specific voyage model including translational lift, floor effect, torque and auto-rotation.
To check out our previous compilation of Elite Scan: Top11 thingamajigs, click here.
Posted in Hotels, Luxury on 13 July 2008

Ithaa, positioned five metres (15 feet) below sea level is the world’s leading undersea restaurant enclosed by a coral reef, at the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island in Rangalifinolhu, Maldives. Synonymous to Pearl in Dhivehi, the restaurant is sheathed in R-Cast acrylic, which is a translucent acrylic roof providing 270° panoramic view to its patrons. Served with a Maldavian-Western Fusion menu with a price range varying from $120-$250, counted 14 people can dine in one go.
Designed and developed by a New Zealand-based design consultancy company M.J. Murphy Ltd, this $5 million restaurant was constructed in Singapore and was later shipped to the island on a colossal barge outfitted with a massive derrick to enable it dive in the sea. The thrilling experience starts right on the way as the unique wooden walkway directs you to reach the welcoming door of restaurant. Carsten Schieck, the GM commented on the usage of aquarium technology that serves diner face-to-face with the spectacular submarine surroundings of the Maldives.
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Via Luxuo
Posted in Entertainment, Gaming on 9 July 2008

Huhhh there is no dearth of Simulators across every form of gaming. Whilst earlier we put you across duck-hunt shooting simulator, Motion PRO-II simulator, Da Vinci Driving Simulator, In-House Golf simulator, helicopter cum airplane simulator and today updating our list, we have Force Dynamics 301 Driving Simulation System. Be cautious Vdon’t ever think playing Gran Turismo on your sofa after playing it on this. Possibility is you may experience a tough bout of melancholy.
The Force Dynamics 301 Driving Simulation System features a wild motive racing sim cockpit that replicates your in-game movement with related activities outwardly. You must have seen it numerous times on web but here we offer you a distant experience via a youtube video. It’s a real fun.
Via GearCrave
Posted in Designer, Yacht on 9 July 2008

Ahhh to be friends with dolphins is the submarine called the Innespace Seabreacher. The two-seater submersible that looks and moves like a dolphin. Interestingly, the Seabreacher uses the same canopy as an F-22 fighter jet to insure that the inside stays nice and dry with a watertight seal. When the automobile comes in motion, it looks no less than a jet fighter with energy to breakthrough the tough water. Developed with an intention to impersonate a dolphin’s movement, it uses the downhill elevate of the wings to leap out of the water, and even do cask spins.




I presume it’s as secure as humans can get to really enact a dolphin. If your wild imagination has started wondering dolphins think this form of submarine, then roll further to enjoy the video:
Via Geekologie
Posted in Elite Scan: Top 11, Watch on 7 July 2008
Your discerning eye may tag me as a watch binge but I choose to ignore. It is my fad for elite timepieces that enabled me capture deserving models over at EliteChoice. Starting from Choprad’s $25 mn model, touted to be the world’s most expensive, the list revolves around designer watches that were exhibited at watch fairs, or sold off during auctions and also the ones that can’t afford to stay from a blingy personae.
Before going through the long oration, I propose you to hit the video to enjoy the compilation:
1) A Zadora Timepiece Costs $150,000
Manufactured by Andreas von Zadora-Gerlof, the face of the virtuoso Zadora Timepiece Swiss-made collection reflects horology whilst time is visible from one of its side. The meander tiara has a briolette cut diamond harmonized well with precious stones. The timepieces functions no less than a wearable jeweled statuette. The latest queen bee model come ornamented with a fragile gold crown, an enamel flower, a pomegranate with a skin of green tsavorites plus black and canary-yellow tinted diamonds, pear-cut emerald eyes with a rococo south sea pearl in its mouth
2) Titanic Watch From Romain Jerome Costs $152,435
A Swiss jeweler has unveiled his range of designer watches manufactured using the hull of the Titanic, the rarest material on Earth. Priced ranging from £75,000 to any $$$$, the timepieces are seamlessly designed after blending the metal with shipbuilding steel. The black dials are formed mixing the improved coal blazed in the Titanic’s boiler with earthenware.
3) Breguet Double Tourbillion Costs $329,000
Hand embossed with a portrayal of a solar system, the Breguet Double Tourbillion comes equipped with a 95% pure platinum case. Priced at $329,000, the two tourbillons are sovereign from one another yet joined by means of discrepancy mechanism and accumulated on a revolving center plate completing a complete upheaval in 12-hours.
4) Versace $227,000 Jewelry Watch
Baselworld 2008 was a gala event that offered a variety of watches but the highlight of the watch fair remained the Versace “not like a watch†watch. The dial of the watch comes coated with around 122 white diamonds. It is being told that three models of this pricey Destiny watch are being sold signifying the worth of brand.
5) $300,000 Timeless Watch Tells Day & Night
If Versace offering wasn’t sufficed to calm your curiosities’ then keep your fingers upon Baselworld 2008 second offering. Depicting day and night time for you, the unique timepiece by Romain Jerome makes use of an obscure Tourbillon association, exposed to surmount earth’s magnitude that used to have a crash on the exactness of watches. Successful in inviting the attention of watch aficionados, it can only be yours if you have spare $300,000.
6) Chapter One Timepiece from Maîtres du Temps Costs $400k
The elegant appeal of ‘The Chapter One watch’ from Maîtres du Temps is a reflection of a worthy alliance between stylish watch manufacturers (designers) Christophe Claret, Peter Speake-Marin and Roger Dubuis. It features a Tourbillon, display GMT and date pointer, mono-pusher chronograph with a 60-minute rotation. Retailed at $400,000, the cost is set minus Swarovski Crystals (crushed glass).
7) Patek Philippe Wristwatch for £1.1million
The antique valuable wristwatch belonging to an Italian magnate, Count Carlo Felice Trossi fetched him £1.1million at a Sotheby’s auction house in Geneva. Called the “Trossi Leggendaâ€, the model was the highlight amongst other 200 timepieces.
Maurice Lacroix Unveils Starside Watches
Maurice Lacroix’s latest offering of Starside series of watches was exhibited at the Basel show. With its starry appeal, the three limited-edition timepieces sports a 38mm stainless steel container layered with sapphire crystals. Other highlighting specks include the hours, minutes and seconds signal via hands, date indication with central hand and many others.
The pliable dial comes adorned with 32 diamonds and is available in various shades viz. pink, black or beige.
9) Bejeweled Concord C1 Chronograph
Baselworld 2008 was no less than a gateway to the world of designer watches. After Versace designer watch and $300,000 Timeless Watch, here is another model that would offer a necessary update to your wardrobe. The C1 chronograph comes surrounded with a layer of gold and diamonds and features features complex 44mm cases expertise from 18K white gold fitted in 53 individual elements along with 184 diamonds.
10) Piaget love letter limelight watch
The romantic watch collection from Piaget pursues an envelope-concept that camouflages a love letter as their chief formulate model. Christened as love letter limelight watches, these reduced envelopes unfold to expose a black or mother-of-pearl dial set noticeable with diamond. Perfect for a valentine mood!
11) Chopard Unveils $25 mn Watch; World’s Most Expensive One
If the list of aforementioned 10 timepieces is not of your types then here is something that would surely enter your ears, break through your eyes and would surely do a deep hole ion your pocket. Touted as the world’s most expensive watch, the Chopard’s offering of a $25, 000,000 watch has already broken few heads. Justifying its cost, the watch comes festooned with three heart-shaped diamonds weighing 38 carats. So by inking this neat deal, you would be taking home 200-carats diamonds.
Stay tune for our upcoming compilation of next top 11. Free feel to drop us tips about the prospective category niche that you would like us to capture during next weekend!
Posted in Events, Expensive Food, Luxury, News on 6 July 2008

Summerlicious 2008 would have missed its current charm in Toronoto, had the event won’t have being harmonized with unique dining experience. Jerrold from BlogTO details his experience of having an epicurean cuisine at 115-feet above the ground during Dinner in the Sky event in Toronoto. A colossal industrialized gantry was used to hoist up and swing a 5-tonne, 22-person table over a red-carpeted Yonge-Dundas plaza. The event sponsored by the American Express remained the highlight of the summer food festival.
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Fitted tight yet comfortable onto the seat, the concerned incumbent is then taken 35m above the ground, where he is served with champagne.

If you wish to throw a Dinner in the Sky kinda event for your upcoming party, then the group offers adapted bottom streamer to frenzied seats. Usually, the platform spreads across 1 x 5 meters work area, and comes outfitted with cooking prerequisites, including a stimulation oven. Their partner company Altitude Concepts Productions provides a host of turnkey offers for every nature of Dinner in the Sky events.

The service is available across the globe i.e. The Netherlands, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, UAE, South-Africa, Turkey, Australia, Canada, Bulgaria, Spain, India, Italy, Danemark and USA.



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Posted in Automobile, Car, Designer, Technology on 4 July 2008
Not all have time, money and wits to unveil revolutionary creations. And it is well exemplified by Dr. James Brighton latest offering of a remote controlled gas guzzling Hummer H3. It took him almost a month to deliver this first ever radio controlled vehicle. But this feature-packed and unique model doesn’t come easy and hence demands $70,000. If you have a heart to meet this ceiling price, then it is possible for you to play pranks leaving your friend inside it and monitoring it in the direction opposite to your friends’ willingness. But I advise you to be cautious as seemingly tricks can wreck up everything.
Via NewLaunches/ TrendHunter
Posted in Automobile, Exhibitions, Luxury, Luxury Brands on 4 July 2008

Every automobile exhibition carries with it some element of bling to restrain the attention of its elite customers’. And the customary ritual is being practiced at the ongoing International Motocycle show in Seattle offering a radiant wheel structure. You may call it chopper and she may label it as an artistic masterpiece but to me it seems no less than a functional sculpture. True, there is no dearth of ornamented wheels i.e. £9,500 Gold Bicycle, $800,000 ASI’s Bentley, bejeweled low-rider tricycle and others but the revolutionary offering of gold-plated custom chopper demands $500,000.
I am sure the filthy-rich would like to ink this neat deal as there is no other way to value their piled up dough. After a long oration, I now take a long breath and would allow you to enjoy a virtual ride over this chopper. Enjoy the video of the Custom Star Yamaha with similar looks that was featured at the 2007 International Motorcycle Show
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Posted in Designer, Elite Find of the Day, Robot on 3 July 2008

Selfridges in association with Asahi beer has unveiled the world’s first personalized robotic barman that has a potential to serve you with a drink within two-minutes of taking the order, hence saving your 13- minutes. Called ‘Mr Asahi,’ it is developed using Robotics and Animatronics, and essentially is expert in serving ice-cold beer as half pints within de-cap bottles of beer. Mr Asahi’s simulation technology is accessible upon a condensed air feature that is monitored and synchronized through its numerous valves and electrical switching mechanisms connected to a PC.
They say 200 man hours were invested by a pool of eight-engineer to create such a product with robotic bar keeping skills. Weighing a quarter of a ton, it always offers a smiling face and responds patiently to the customers’ needs.

After making its manifestation in this week, the Mickey Metal functional caricature is reserved to move on for a national sampling tour with a schedule appended here.
· Manchester: 10-14 July
· Nottingham: 18-19 July
· Edinburgh: 24-26 July
· Glasgow: 25 July
· Newcastle: 1-3 August
· Birmingham: 6-7 September
· Leeds: 10-13 September
· Birmingham: 18-20 September
After an exhaustive oration, I suggest you to run through the video and applause his skills.
Via TechRadar/ Gizmodo/ TheInquirer
Posted in Aircraft, Travel on 2 July 2008

Space Venture! The term is around for a while inviting our curiosity for it being functional. The revolution of space tourism is all set to flourish with enthusiasts engaged in developing sub-orbital space flights costing few $$$$. Now, Steve Bennett (43) based in Manchester is also another prospective candidate of this space-driven race. Called Nova 2, the three-seater capsule can take tourists around 60 miles high in space. Holding the flag of the Space Technology Laboratory at Salford University, Steve is hoping to get the 58-foot rocket tested by year-end. Against £107,000 Virgin Galactic, this one is priced at £98,000 per person. At personal front, Steve wishes to be one of the Britain’s first ‘space tourism’ millionaires and is planning to set up a space port site in New Mexico along with his company Starchaser Industries.
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Via Telegraph/ TechDigest





