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Prices are falling! My Philips 32" shorted out and I found that I can upgrade to a Sharp Aquos for even less. This is one of the best performing 32" LCDs in the category and I got it with a $100 rebate.
Pros - Sharp Aquos engine, 2 HDMI inputs, slick looking case with speakers on the bottom
Cons - Not many, the price will be cheaper at Christmas but who cares!

Updated Jun 27, 2006

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The Rotolog Men's Watch by Nixon

36 people recommended this item

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The walnut rotolog from Nixon is a head-turner watch that looks far more expensive than its $200 price tag. Feels right at home if you are used to wearing wristbands as well.

Updated Jun 1, 2006

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Canon Powershot SD450 5MP Digital Elph Camera

4 people recommended this item

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We seem to really go through cameras. The Canon SD450 is a great combo of a ultra-compact package, big LCD, and great picture taking capability. What's not to like?

Updated Nov 15, 2006

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Laguiole Rosewood Corkscrew

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Laguiole is the standard for cutlery and corkscrews. The sommelier corkscrew comes in a variety of sexy woods and natural materials. Be admired when you open your wine.

Updated Mar 3, 2006

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Bell & Ross Geneva 123

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Bell & Ross is the emerging designer watchmaker that combines a high-performance swiss mechanism with classic vintage design. A good starting point for your high-end watch collection.

Updated Jun 1, 2006

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Infiniti FX35

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The Infiniti FX35 is the ideal car if you need some room for the kids and Costco, but don't want to compromise the performance of a sports car. The FX35 is built on the 3.5L RWD Infiniti/Nissan drivetrain that is shared with the G35 and M35. I replaced a station wagon for this crossover SUV. If you can find a 2005 still, there is a $3000 dealer incentive - I got mine for $3k under invoice.
Pros: Drives like a sports car, good relative value, great sound system pre-wired for satellite
Cons: Rear visibility is tight, not as much cargo room as other SUVs, no Blue-tooth (option on 2006) or iPod integration

Updated Mar 3, 2006