Are you still looking for something really exclusive to buy for your loved one this Christmas? For the gaming enthusiasts an ultra luxurious version of a popular gaming system has become available just in time for Christmas. It is a stunning 24 carat gold Xbox One. Even if you normally prefer WII U and Playstation 4 you will opt for this golden gaming system if you can afford it. It is Microsoft’s latest gaming system in its most luxurious avatar and is bound to become the ultimate gamer status symbol. If you slide the stunning 24 carat gold Xbox One under the Christmas tree it will surely make the recipient’s Christmas most memorable ever.
Computer Choppers Have Created the Golden Xbox
The golden version of the Xbox has been made by Computer Choppers who specialize in covering electronic products in pure gold. They have earlier created similar golden versions of Macbooks, iPhones, iMacs and Playstation 3. They also offer the option of jewelry customization for the wealthy customers who love bling. Gamers are in any case, obsessed with their gaming systems and the way they maintain it is often a reflection of their personality. A gadget of everyday use which is produced in millions is difficult to avoid but those who love luxury try to turn it into an exclusive unit by giving it a lavish makeover. Gold has been synonymous with luxury since ages and even today a gold treatment can turn an ordinary product of everyday use into a luxury product to be used by the rich.
The Exclusive Gaming System is Available at Harrods
The golden version of Xbox One has been produced in limited quantities and is now available exclusively at London’s iconic shopping destination on Brompton Road, Harrods. The exclusive gaming system is stocked by their Technology section on the third floor. The golden Xbox has been priced at £6000 which is equivalent to about $9,774. If you can afford it then it is the ideal Christmas gift for a gaming enthusiast. The golden Xbox One is over the top, it is luxurious and it is the most exclusive gaming system in the market today.
Via: pursuitist
