cool gadgets: cool hunting
Santa’s Postmark Stamp
... complete with prioritized cancellation mark for "authenticity..." : ) from the site: Earnest requests from good boys and girls are insured a speedy delivery to the jolly toymaker’s North Pole residence when this prioritized cancellation mark appears upon their envelopes. Wood/rubber. 4”
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I love this modern take on the grandfather clock. You can get a slice of time with this neat clock. It's eye catching and fun. »
Added 2 Years Ago from Uncommon Goods -
This is one of the coolest teapots I've ever seen. It looks as though you'd get a full bodied taste of the leaves with this one »
Added 2 Years Ago from Yankodesign -
A unique little accessory for the home. This mason jar stores sunlight, and casts a subtle glow later in the night. »
Added 2 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Are you guilty of taking a picture with your arm stretched out while holding a camera trying to look "natural"? Now we have a cure for you, and it is the Bottle Cap Tripod. This convenient digital camera holder has a universal thr... Are you guilty of taking a picture with your arm stretched out while holding a camera trying to look "natural"? Now we have a cure for you, and it is the Bottle Cap Tripod. This convenient digital camera holder has a universal thread mount with an adjustable angular design. The cap mounts to any standard bottle top and can easily be dismounted and unscrewed quickly to store in your bag. You'll be hard pressed to find a cooler gadget than this. »
Added 3 Years Ago from Gentsupplyco -
Available in "Classic" or "Antique".... It would be great for a Halloween party or Murder Mystery event.... You can come up with a cheap alternate version with a pair of pliers and some mismatched dinnerware. from the site: ... Available in "Classic" or "Antique".... It would be great for a Halloween party or Murder Mystery event.... You can come up with a cheap alternate version with a pair of pliers and some mismatched dinnerware. from the site: a truly disturbing place setting the slash of a knife, the cut of a saw, dismemberment, burning and along with the unifying hypodermic needle puncture, this place setting truly reflects the activities of Dexter: all are victims in this highly collectible (and usable!) flatware. Each piece is hand crafted and each setting has it\'s own character - numbered and initialed. the details: 5 piece place classic silver plated setting - engraved knife, fork, salad/desert fork, spoon, coffee/desert spoon there are 3 different styles: antique - $500/place setting classic - $450/place setting modern - $400/place setting steve butcher »
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I love you little buddy... Working on your PC can sometimes be a lonely experience. Not anymore... now you can buy yourself a new friend in the form of Tengu! Tengu is a fun USB-powered character that lights up and lip-... I love you little buddy... Working on your PC can sometimes be a lonely experience. Not anymore... now you can buy yourself a new friend in the form of Tengu! Tengu is a fun USB-powered character that lights up and lip-syncs to music, your voice, or whatever noise happens to be around at the time. Tengu has slew of different facial expressions that love lip-syncing. He'll be your new BFF in no time! When it's quiet Tengu will fall asleep - as soon as he detects noise (or you blow on him) he'll wake up again. Tengu simply plugs into your computer's USB drive. No software is required! Tengu is a fun little guy who guarantees to bring a smile to that depressing little cubical of yours! »
Added 3 Years Ago from Perpetualkid -
Love this! I gave this to a friend for Christmas and he loved it as well. I think it's a genius idea and even if you don't drink alcohol, it's still perfect to use to cool down your favorite beverage! »
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I have a love/hate relationship with Yanko Design's site. I love that they serve up a dazzling array of great products that make me literally bounce up and down in my chair and emit disturbing little "yip yip yip" noises. I hate t... I have a love/hate relationship with Yanko Design's site. I love that they serve up a dazzling array of great products that make me literally bounce up and down in my chair and emit disturbing little "yip yip yip" noises. I hate the fact that some of the ones that bring me closest to retail ecstasy are only concepts. Sigh. This mechanical midget butler-wannabe is one of those. Just imagine: your alarm sounds and you roll over to find not a wad of bills left on the table from your guest the night before but your CHOICE of coffee, juice or hot chocolate AND TOAST! Yes, TOAST! And if you know me, you know I love me some toast. But alas, until this concept becomes a reality I will leave my ad in the paper for "vertically challenged mini-man to serve as morning butler. Some back-scratching required. Must wear gloves. Stumpy fingers creep me out." »
Tags: appliances, gadgets, coffee, alarm clocks, toasts, design, concept, cool gadgets, Cool HuntingAdded 3 Years Ago from Yankodesign -
“Sharad Haksar has created a desktop calendar that looks like a camera lens. The calendar is sculpted from a single block of aluminum and the focus, shutter speed and aperture rings are used to display the year, month and date.... “Sharad Haksar has created a desktop calendar that looks like a camera lens. The calendar is sculpted from a single block of aluminum and the focus, shutter speed and aperture rings are used to display the year, month and date.” »
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Truly, there is no personal portrait quite like this one. It's not a candid shot of you role playing or the coveted baby photo. The custom DNA portrait is actually a photo of your completely unique DNA. For Valentines Day, the... Truly, there is no personal portrait quite like this one. It's not a candid shot of you role playing or the coveted baby photo. The custom DNA portrait is actually a photo of your completely unique DNA. For Valentines Day, there's few things more (geeky) romantic than pointing out how your loved one truly is one-of-a-kind. »
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...It's wear how something so purely and completely obvious, is also so brilliant. This wedges allow you to stack up your wine, any time, any where. »
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Ok. One of my new favorite things EVER. Now that temps are silly stupid cold and the roads are often coated with ice and snow, tire pressure has become a pretty big deal to me. Yes, I know I need a life. I believe I've covered tha... Ok. One of my new favorite things EVER. Now that temps are silly stupid cold and the roads are often coated with ice and snow, tire pressure has become a pretty big deal to me. Yes, I know I need a life. I believe I've covered that in other recs. Anyway, the other day as I was at the local station's air machine freezing my fingers off because I'd forgotten my gloves, I realized I'd forgotten to buy a new tire gauge for use in my warm garage. Then I went home and promptly forgot. Again. Today a friend asked me to do a quick online search while he was at the mall for one and I came across THESE BEAUTIES! Who needs a gauge? Just cast a glance at your wheels and you'll see either a red or green ring depending upon whether or not your tires are at the correct pressure. Lovely stuff! Available in different psi's. A few different stores have them for the difference of a few bucks. And since proper tire pressure really does save you money at the pump, this is a great resolution to put on the New Year's list! »
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As I was climbing in the back door of my car this morning so that I could get into the front seat and kick open the frozen front door, I started thinking about what might be good to keep in the glove compartment now that the cold ... As I was climbing in the back door of my car this morning so that I could get into the front seat and kick open the frozen front door, I started thinking about what might be good to keep in the glove compartment now that the cold weather has hit the Midwest. A flask of whiskey is the obvious choice. More practically speaking, this kit might be handy in a roadside emergency situation... from the site: According to the folks who build those awesome rovers that drive around on Mars, water is a pretty essential element for the existence of life. Liquid water is an especially important form necessary to support life, and fortunately for us, we have plenty of that here on Earth. Most other places in our solar system the water is all locked up as ice. The Ultimate Survival Kit in a Water Bottle doesn't contain any liquid water (but of course you can easily add your own) but that doesn't mean it cannot help support life. What is does contain could help with your survival while you roam around the surface of our planet in search of outdoor adventures. Comes packaged as a 32 oz (1 liter) water bottle containing the following supplies. * 32 oz/1L water bottle * Carabiner * Multifunction tool * Multifunction whistle/compass * Flashlight * Batteries (2 pcs) * Survival blanket * Hand warmer packet (2 pcs) * Candle * Box waterproof matches * Emergency poncho * 20pc First aid kit * Reusable zipper-lock bag »
Added 4 Years Ago from ThinkGeek -
I have to use the MSN review of this simply because it has a few sentences that made me aspirate my coffee: "They might even say that for the money you’re spending on the Kaleidescape, you could hire a toady to organize your DV... I have to use the MSN review of this simply because it has a few sentences that made me aspirate my coffee: "They might even say that for the money you’re spending on the Kaleidescape, you could hire a toady to organize your DVDs and put them into the player for you whenever and wherever you want. You know what those people are? Poor. So ignore them." Well, also because I can't afford to buy one and review it personally. Ha. Sigh. from MSN: Price tag: More than $10,000 (depending on configuration) Everyone knows what a hassle DVDs can be. The disc you want to watch in the bedroom is always to be found (or not) under a couch cushion in the living room. And forget trying to get the kids to put DVDs back in their cases -- especially now that they’re fabulously wealthy and think the governess should do it. With the Kaleidescape, you can say goodbye to all of those problems. That's because this system lets you store all of your DVDs on Kaleidescape servers in your home and then play the movies back in any room you like through one of the company’s proprietary players. Now, some people might point out that you could do something similar for about $100 with a copy of DVD Shrink and a used Xbox. They might even say that for the money you’re spending on the Kaleidescape, you could hire a toady to organize your DVDs and put them into the player for you whenever and wherever you want. You know what those people are? Poor. So ignore them. »
Added 4 Years Ago from Kaleidescape -
Amazing! Aesthetically pleasing speaker that requires no electricity at all! I really want to see this up close! »
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Ok, I know that haircuts don't happen often enough to justify a pricey chair just for the occasion....... but it's SOOO adorable! Can't we put our heads together and think of all the other ways we could use it in between tr... Ok, I know that haircuts don't happen often enough to justify a pricey chair just for the occasion....... but it's SOOO adorable! Can't we put our heads together and think of all the other ways we could use it in between trims so that we have a "practical" use for it? Umm.... a time-out chair..... a high chair for meals.... OH! and It has working lights and engine noises- we can charge neighborhood kids a quarter to play with it, just like at Chuck E. Cheese! Anything, absolutely ANYTHING, to give me an excuse to buy one! »
Added 4 Years Ago from Minervabeauty -
Also in black. An awesome bag blaster. I'm picturing a guy strutting his stuff down the street, the black tote flung over his shoulder, and "Well you can tell by the way I use my walk, I'm a woman's man, no time to talk...." blari... Also in black. An awesome bag blaster. I'm picturing a guy strutting his stuff down the street, the black tote flung over his shoulder, and "Well you can tell by the way I use my walk, I'm a woman's man, no time to talk...." blaring from the just-north-of-left-ass-cheek speaker. But that's just me. Karmaloop description: Carry around your tunes in style with Loop Design's boombox tote! This tote bag includes working speakers so you can plug in your mp3 player and you're good to go! Cotton twill body with custom keychains and thick straps; radio graphics included from front to back. 16"W x 14"H x 4.5"D »
Added 4 Years Ago from Karmaloop -
I can't sing. I can't dance. I can't spin. But oh honey, I can shop! This watch? Mine. Mine, mine, MINE! Love it! Karmaloop Description: The TableTurns Watch captures the art of the DJ by slapping the object of your aff... I can't sing. I can't dance. I can't spin. But oh honey, I can shop! This watch? Mine. Mine, mine, MINE! Love it! Karmaloop Description: The TableTurns Watch captures the art of the DJ by slapping the object of your affection right on your wrist. The Tableturns is more than just a simple effigy, it redefines "keeping it real," by being true to form, down to the most minute details, available with both a leather and a steel band, this watch is bound to scratch the surface of more than just a few conversations. By Flud Watches »
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Love, love, love this! from the site: Here's a nifty idea for the holiday season - tuck those pretty Christmas cards amongst the antlers of this charming wall-mounted reindeer. You'll enjoy those cards all through the seas... Love, love, love this! from the site: Here's a nifty idea for the holiday season - tuck those pretty Christmas cards amongst the antlers of this charming wall-mounted reindeer. You'll enjoy those cards all through the season, and have a chuckle at the same time. Part of the Goody Goody Gumdrops series by Department 56. 19" x 17"; Acrylic. »
Added 4 Years Ago from Theafternoon -
I love Heys luggage. Just love it. Not only do they offer amazing color and pattern choices in their full line but cases such as these are extremely resilient, "popping back" to their original form when pressure is applied or they... I love Heys luggage. Just love it. Not only do they offer amazing color and pattern choices in their full line but cases such as these are extremely resilient, "popping back" to their original form when pressure is applied or they're traumatized by baggage handlers. from the site: Product Description Set Includes:. 30" Upright (30" x 20" x 12"; 9.8 lbs). 26" Upright (26" x 17" x 11"; 7.2 lbs). 20" Upright (20" x 14" x 10"; 5.2 lbs. The Xcase-XL is the world's lightest luggage set, a blend of Polycarbonate and ABS mixed into the shell makes the Xcase-XL extremely durable . The Polycarbonate allows the shell to absorb impact by 'flexing' when under heavy stress . The ABS is then added to give the shell greater rigidity so that it will not permanently deform when under pressure but instead 'pop' back up into its original shape . Push button mono handle system and special chrome plated inline wheels have metallic ball bearings that allow the case to glide effortlessly . The wheels have a large 85mm diameter for greater durability as well as 70mm chrome plated rims to protect the metallic ball bearings from the environment . Wheels are located on the outside edge of the luggage to provide greater stability and control when rolling over rough surfaces which would normally make your case 'wobble' . This lightweight luggage set is definitely your best choice of luggage as it allows you to pack more . Each case has a combination lock. »
Added 4 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
~Other uses? Trivia Game, Truth or Dare, Lifehacks and NY '09 Resolutions, Chore Chart, Jewelry Organizer..... so much more...~ It's like XMas at Studio 54! "Pass the 'nog, Andy! Powdered sugar for my holiday cookies? No, Bianc... ~Other uses? Trivia Game, Truth or Dare, Lifehacks and NY '09 Resolutions, Chore Chart, Jewelry Organizer..... so much more...~ It's like XMas at Studio 54! "Pass the 'nog, Andy! Powdered sugar for my holiday cookies? No, Bianca, I think I'll pass....." I'll be honest. When it comes to advent calendars... well.... I'm a whore. Yes. I'm an advent calendar whore. I can't help it! It's not so much about the countdown for me as it is about all the little nooks and crannies and boxes and pouches containing treasures. I don't care if they're cheap, tacky, ridiculous treasures. The anticipation is delicious. "Yay, it's a new day! I wonder what piece of crap I get today?" I have been heard to trill as I leap and bound (well, roll and waddle) down the stairs every morning. (The fact that I am the only adult in the house and the one who restocked last season's calendar, and thus am in possession of the Crap 411 ie "What's Inside the Boxes," is something I choose to ignore. That's why I check early in the morning, before caffeine.) I love this one in particular because it has so many non-advent calendar usages. From creative party food display (fill the boxes with truffles or hors d'oeuvres, leaving some doors open so that people can see what's inside, and set it on the buffet), to a jewelry box (if you're very organized you can print up a list of what numbers correspond to which pieces and attach it to the back) or come up with a game (trivia or Memory perhaps?) to play at an event. Fun fashion pictures from the 80's (neon, jelly shoes, Aqua Net) that you print in pairs can go behind doors for a Memory-type game. Or type up baby questions or naughty sex truth-or-dare questions for a baby or bridal shower. How about putting a New Year's resolution or lifehack idea into each compartment and opening one a week in 2009? Or favorite quotes/relationship advice for an amazing wedding present? Whatever. It's all good. Or so says the whore. »
Added 4 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Give yourself this and take away the excuses you make for not recycling.. from amazon: * Home recycling center with mechanical compaction system * 8-gallon main bin for recyclable glass, metal, and plastic; 5-gall... Give yourself this and take away the excuses you make for not recycling.. from amazon: * Home recycling center with mechanical compaction system * 8-gallon main bin for recyclable glass, metal, and plastic; 5-gallon paper bin * Recycle-day alarm can be set weekly or bi-monthly for convenient reminders * Bins nest together for hassle-free carrying; 2 recyclable bin liners included * Measures 15 by 17 by 30 inches »
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Click the "Norad Santa Tracker on YouTube" link at the very bottom of this rec for videos of the tracker in action. If you don't know about this site, GO BOOKMARK IT NOW! Even if you don't have kids. Chances are, you will cross... Click the "Norad Santa Tracker on YouTube" link at the very bottom of this rec for videos of the tracker in action. If you don't know about this site, GO BOOKMARK IT NOW! Even if you don't have kids. Chances are, you will cross paths with your nieces and nephews over the holiday season.... Heck, this is amazing even for grown-ups. The site won't go live for a few weeks so put it somewhere in your Bookmarks now for later. What is it? The most incredible thing to happen to Christmas since Santa himself, courtesy of the very real US/Canada alliance, NORAD. It's run by the military. The main event kicks off on Christmas Eve. Basically, it's a live webcam INSIDE SANTA'S sleigh that is paired up with Google Earth (it refreshes every five minutes) and let's you see EXACTLY where the Big Guy is at, how long until he gets to YOUR house (you can even zoom in on your own house!) and aerial views as he flies through the sky- ie you actually see his sleigh do a loop around the Eiffel Tower, zoom past the Tower of London, etc. It is, frankly, incredible. I discovered this three years ago. Each year's version is more sophisticated than the last but they all have been the major part of my kids' Christmas Eves. The anticipation and interaction it delivers is something I could never replicate any other way. I literally stop people on the street with kids each year and tell them about this (while slipping my hand into their pockets and taking their wallets.... ah, just kidding.) One tip: Download Google Earth (it's free) ahead of time and install it on your computer. Here are some blurbs from other sources and a history of the whole thing: _________________________ NORAD details its tracking system: Detecting Santa all starts with the NORAD radar system called the North Warning System. This powerful radar system has 47 installations strung across the northern border of North America. NORAD makes a point of checking the radar closely for indications of Santa Claus leaving the North Pole on Christmas Eve. The moment our radar tells us that Santa has lifted off, we use our second mode of detection, the same satellites that we use in providing warning of possible missile launches aimed at North America. These satellites are located in a geo-synchronous orbit (that's a cool phrase meaning that the satellite is always fixed over the same spot on the Earth) at 22,300 miles above the Earth. The satellites have infrared sensors, meaning they can detect heat. When a rocket or missile is launched, a tremendous amount of heat is produced - enough for the satellites to detect. Rudolph's nose gives off an infrared signature similar to a missile launch. The satellites can detect Rudolph's bright red nose with practically no problem. With so many years of experience, NORAD has become good at tracking aircraft entering North America, detecting worldwide missile launches and tracking the progress of Santa, thanks to Rudolph. The third detection system we use is the Santa Cam. We began using it in 1998 - the year we put our Santa Tracking program on the Internet. NORAD Santa Cams are ultra-cool high-tech high-speed digital cameras that are pre-positioned at many places around the world. NORAD only uses these cameras once a year - Christmas Eve. The cameras capture images of Santa and the Reindeer as they make their journey around the world. We immediately download the images on to our web site for people around the world to see. Santa Cams produce both video and still images. The fourth detection system we use is the NORAD jet fighter. Canadian NORAD fighter pilots, flying the CF-18, take off out of Newfoundland to intercept and welcome Santa to North America. Then at numerous locations in Canada other CF-18 fighter pilots escort Santa. While in the United States, American NORAD fighter pilots in either the F-15 or F-16 get the thrill of flying with Santa and the famous Reindeer Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen and Rudolph. About a dozen NORAD fighters in Canada and the United States are equipped with Santa Cams. ____________________________ History: In 1955, a Colorado Springs-based Sears store ran an advertisement encouraging children to call Santa Claus on a special telephone hotline. Due to a printing error, the phone number that was printed was the hotline for the Director of Operations at the Continental Air Defense (CONAD). Colonel Harry Shoup took the first Santa call on Christmas Eve of 1955 from a six-year old boy who began reciting his Christmas list. Shoup didn't find the call funny, but after asking the mother of the second caller what was happening, then realizing the mistake that occurred, he instructed his staff to give Santa's position to any child who called in.[1][dead link] [2][dead link] [3][4] Three years later, the governments of the United States and Canada combined their national domestic air defenses into the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), but the tradition continued.[3] Now major media outlets as well as children call in to inquire on Santa's location. NORAD relies on volunteers to help make Santa tracking possible.[2] Many employees at Cheyenne Mountain and Peterson Air Force Base spend part of their Christmas Eve with their families and friends at NORAD's Santa Tracking Operations Center in order to answer phones and provide Santa updates to thousands of callers[5][dead link] [6]. About 800 service members and their families volunteer, and shift run from 2 a.m. MST December 24 to 2 a.m. Christmas morning.[6] In 1997, Canadian Major Jamie Robertson took over the program and expanded it to the Web where corporation-donated services have given the tradition global accessibility.[5] In 2004, NORAD received more than 35,000 e-mails, 55,000 calls and 912 million hits on the Santa-tracking website from 181 countries. In 2005, more than 500 volunteers answered questions.[7][dead link] In 2006 half a million calls and over 12,500 e-mails were handled from 210 territories.[3] The site now gets well over 1 billion hits. The fictional background storyline has changed with the world political situation: during the Cold War when the tracking team provided updates via radio announcements, only North America was mentioned and Santa's approach was described in tense terms with interceptor aircraft scrambled to shoot down the "bogie."[8][9] Only at the last minute would the pilot realize who he was engaging[10]. Now the Web shows that as Santa approaches Newfoundland, a flight of Canadian Air Force fighters (CF-18 Hornets as of 2006) rendezvous with him to provide an honor guard and ensure that he has no difficulty with the various Air Defense Identification Zones (ADIZ) he must enter[11]. In 2005 holiday season marked the fiftieth anniversary of NORAD's annual tracking of Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. The following year, NORAD Tracks Santa began using Microsoft Virtual Earth-style maps that instantly provide Santa's current location. In 2007, NORAD Tracks Santa used Google Earth to track Santa Claus in 3-D.[2] They displayed Santa's location at 5 minute updates. _______________________________ Every year in December, the United States Northern Command (NORAD) is given a mission-critical assignment: provide aerial escort for and track the movements of Santa Claus. Last year, NORAD provided a Santa Tracker KMZ file that could be loaded into Google Earth and auto-refreshed every few minutes. The Santa Tracker makes use of the KML programming capabilities of Google Earth to mark his whereabouts with gift-wrapped icons and a 3D sleigh pulled by 9 reindeer. _____________________________ The NORAD site goes live with tracking Christmas Eve but you can monitor the activity at the North Pole as Santa and his helpers get ready for the big night. There's an interactive tour you can take, checking out the workshop and all the preparations. Then, Google has some free Internet tools you'll want to download ahead of time, like the Google Earth application, which, combined with its mapping and satellite imaging will let you virtually zoom in on your house with a Santa-eye view that takes you right to the chimney. »
Added 4 Years Ago from Noradsanta -
This one has it ALL. You can even burn vinyl albums and old cassettes to CD.... from the site: The Songwriter CD Burner allows those old vinyls to be preserved forever onto a CD. The Songwriter also allows you to record from... This one has it ALL. You can even burn vinyl albums and old cassettes to CD.... from the site: The Songwriter CD Burner allows those old vinyls to be preserved forever onto a CD. The Songwriter also allows you to record from cassette to CD. However, if you still want to enjoy your albums old style, then Crosley's Songwriter offers a 3 speed turntable for your listening enjoyment. Features: CD Recorder Records Albums and Cassettes to CD; CD Player; 3 Speed Belt Driven Turntable; Plays 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM Records; Digital AM/FM Radio; Cassette Deck; Full Function Remote; Auxiliary Input & Output; Video Output; External Speaker Output Shipping Carton Size 15"X18"X21" Colors: Paprika (shown), Oak (inset) »
Added 4 Years Ago from Americanchairs -
From Born Rich: If you can’t get enough of over-the-top and highly expensive loudspeakers, here is another one. Arvus Loudspeakers, a New Zealand-based company, has launched their exclusive loudspeakers, “The Prerenaissance.” T... From Born Rich: If you can’t get enough of over-the-top and highly expensive loudspeakers, here is another one. Arvus Loudspeakers, a New Zealand-based company, has launched their exclusive loudspeakers, “The Prerenaissance.” The speakers are aesthetically designed and look grand and stylish. The technical part of the loudspeakers is quite unmatched too. Each pair of the loudspeakers has taken hundreds of man hours each and the result is of course extravagant and almost artistic. The speakers come in wood, painted, carbon fiber, and stainless steel finish options. The loudspeakers also have 6 channels of amplification, which make up a total of 3000 watts RMS. This could very well be the ultimate statement of luxury and decadence. Each pair of The Prerenaissance loudspeakers costs $140,000. »
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From Born Rich: If you think that the pictured above is some kind of colossal eyeball webcam, you are mistaken. It’s in actual the “La Sphere“ speaker from Cabasse that is designed to create unique ambiences for interior spaces... From Born Rich: If you think that the pictured above is some kind of colossal eyeball webcam, you are mistaken. It’s in actual the “La Sphere“ speaker from Cabasse that is designed to create unique ambiences for interior spaces and enhance acoustics of the spaces like theater rooms. The spherical corral is intended to help eliminate standing waves and create a more rounded sound. The four-way co-axial speaker claims to offer unrivalled technical and musical specifications in a compacter volume than all other ultimate systems. I am not sure whether this inimitable design really throws out good sound but the price tag of $150,000 for a pair would optimistically do full justice with the sound quality too. »
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From Born Rich: Wilson Audio has earned itself a name as one of the top luxury speakers’ manufacturers. The new Wilson Audio Alexandria Loudspeakers do deserve a place in the list of top 10 luxury speakers with its whopping pri... From Born Rich: Wilson Audio has earned itself a name as one of the top luxury speakers’ manufacturers. The new Wilson Audio Alexandria Loudspeakers do deserve a place in the list of top 10 luxury speakers with its whopping price tag of $200,000 and an inimitable make. The uncanny looks of the loudspeakers somehow resembles the leg of a Transformer. The loudspeaker uses upper frequency driver modules that adjust linearly to optimize time alignment while each of the modules rotate on its polar axis to pull off optimal driver dispersion for multiple listening positions. With the manufacturers popping out luxury speakers like rabbit popping out bunnies, I think I will have to make another list of top 10 luxury speakers very soon. »
Added 4 Years Ago from Wilsonaudio -
At just $10, this is not only an item your children will love but also a terrific hostess gift this holiday season! from the site: His initials are handsomely embossed upon a metal watchcase that houses a spinning constellatio... At just $10, this is not only an item your children will love but also a terrific hostess gift this holiday season! from the site: His initials are handsomely embossed upon a metal watchcase that houses a spinning constellation globe to keep him on schedule. The story of the magic watch is attached. 5”. »
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Adds a special touch of magic to gift-giving... from the site: Lest there be any question in authenticity, the recipient may rest assured that Santa's helpers diligently hammered, painted and glued in between Mrs. Claus' co... Adds a special touch of magic to gift-giving... from the site: Lest there be any question in authenticity, the recipient may rest assured that Santa's helpers diligently hammered, painted and glued in between Mrs. Claus' cookie breaks. 3". Black Stamp Pad. 2 x 6". »
Added 4 Years Ago from Victoriantradingco
