Articles in the Products Category
Posted in Mobile Phone, Products, Watch on 20 May 2009
Bluetooth is no longer the forte of just mobile phones. Citizen has just announced the advent of a new Bluetooth…watch. Aibato M, wireless connects to your cellphone making it cell phone compatible, and can with some chosen few handsets, trigger the camera, browse emails and show all message alerts too.
Each watch measures 43.6 mm in width, 54.3 mm in length and has a vertical thickness of 13.3 mm except for the button. It comes in two colour versions – black with a rubber strap and silver with a metal strap.
The watch weighs 100 grams. It can be charged via a desk-stand, with a full battery for five days. It also has audio and visual alerts and can vibrate to work as a reminder. It can receive 20 email views.
Posted in Products on 4 May 2009
Swiss Army is known for its famed Swiss army knives. These knives have helped us to slash wrists, open bottles, clear ear wax, spread butter on the bread, cut nails and what not! These multi functional Swiss Army Knives have always been a raging success all over the world.
More so because of their multi functionality. For their 125th anniversary, Victorinox and Swiss Army are launching their limited edition Travel Alarm which comes in a fold out design. It is inspired by the steel spring mechanism system of Swiss Army Knives. It comes with tooth picks and tweezers which are a trademark of the Swiss Army knives.
Posted in Products on 2 May 2009
If you ever wanted lamps that are easy to play with, you should check out these Kick It! lamps designed by Valentin Vodev from Austria. These lamps are soft and malleable and they do not heat up like other lamps.
They are very flexible and you could swing them any way you want. It also comes with a very flexible 230V electric socket and the standard lamp socket is just too cool. You could use this anywhere you want and if you are bored, you can swing it around your room to create strange patterns that would make your room glow.
Posted in Luxury, Products, Shopping on 30 April 2009
Unless we are going trekking in the wildest parts of the Himalayas, most people would hate to be seen with a backpack. Mostly because it is just not considered as cool as it had once had been and also because backpacks are bulky and are heavy even without stuffing it with something.
When you have to carry a laptop to work every day, though, it becomes near impossible without a laptop bag. Most laptop bags have a long solo strap but these are not the greatest things for long term use; they are uncomfortable, sometimes painful and difficult to carry for long durations at a stretch. You could opt for a backpack but who does that? The Ultraslim Laptop Backpack is a backpack made especially to carry your laptop. The perfect decision for those who hate bulky backpacks, the slim backpack can easily carry a 17” laptop and offer it all the necessary safety while distributing the weight evenly across your back so you barely feel the weight.
Posted in Music, Products on 30 April 2009
It is often said that the family that eats together stays together. However, the amount of spiteful food fights that we have all had with siblings and in the canteens at school would be enough to prove this isn’t true. Music, on the other hand, can turn the mood around and tame the wildest of us all.
Orchestra Kitchenware perhaps works on this principle because this set of kitchenware will spread silent notes of musical tunes through your kitchen, calming everyone present and putting them into a light and fun mood. Every product included in this fascinating line of kitchenware represent music, either as a musical note or instrument, making you feel like part of a huge orchestra. Promising an enjoyable meal, the Orchestra Kitchenware includes the Guitar Plate fashioned with strings for you to strum a romantic melody, Xyloplate complete with drumsticks, Do-Re-Mi Wine Glass, and Maracas Pepper and Salt Shakers. Completing the sense of living in music is the Music Note Hanger.
Posted in Home Appliances, Luxury, Products on 29 April 2009
Not every one of us can own a luxury watch studded with several million dollars worth of diamonds, with sapphire crystal bezels and plated in rhodium. However, for those who can afford such luxuries, safeguarding these precious pieces can be a difficulty.
When it comes to placing your trust on someone to protect your watches, who could possibly be better than one of the best safe manufacturers? The Chronos luxury watch safes from Brown Safe look like ornamental objects as well. The safes are available in two standard sizes of over 4ft (16 watch winders) and over 6ft (32 watch winders) though the fire and burglary protection mechanisms are the same for both. Protection features of the safes includes a half inch ballistic armour door, four way bolt work with anti-drive, glass plate relocking system, high security biometric lock, chip carbide hard plate and double anchor locking bolt carriage design. To ensure maximum protection notwithstanding floor type, four 5/8” floor anchor bolts increase security.
Posted in Luxury, Products on 28 April 2009
Gamblers and alcoholics worldwide would be so pleased that there are fashionable items with which to enjoy their affliction. From the world of luxury fashion comes an item of fun and frolicking that you would enjoy even if cards and drinks aren’t part of your vices.
The Vernice drinking and gaming case is a leather carrying case like no other. Fashioned entirely for your sinful pleasures, the richly stylish leather case is just what you need for an evening of fun with some friends, or strangers. Who really cares when there is an exaggerated amount of bubbly and money flowing freely? The beautiful case is made from black ostrich print leather and comes complete with two crystal wine glasses and two sets of playing cards. Other drinking accessories in the case include a bottle opener, bottle stopper, and two leather coasters of the same rich black leather.
Posted in Camera, Products on 23 April 2009
Nikon may be considered by many as the ultimate when it comes to amazing picture quality in photography but the design of the cameras themselves leave consumers desiring for more. With the launch of the CoolPix series, people are left hoping for a ‘cool camera’ in the future.
The Neo Classic model of the Nikon CoolPix series has been designed with the intent of giving digital photography technology a taste of its ancestors. Unfortunately, it falls flat in this regard because the cameras neither look stylish nor do they appear appear desiring in any way, even to the old-fashioned and nostalgic at heart. On the other hand, the Good Grip has an amazing design with a parallelogram body and stylish in silver and black leather. The CoolPix series have been designed by Nikolay Komarov and it is thus surprising that one designer can produce a beautiful design like the Good Grip when he shows lack of talent on another design.
Posted in Luxury, Products on 18 April 2009
Not a day goes by when it isn’t an occasion to gift someone you know for some special reason such as a birthday or anniversary. Gift shops make a damn lot of money, even in this time of recession, but those who truly mint money are the luxury gift shops.
Savoir-Faire is a recently launched gifts website by the much talked about princess, Kaisa Al Tharani. Savoir-Faire even features luxury gifts designed by Loree Rodkin, whose styles have been worn by Michelle Obama. Rachel Zoe who has her own fashion show, the Rachel Zoe Project, also shows her designs on the site. Kasia states that business is booming even during a time of economic crisis because people do not stop buying gifts even when things get hard.
Posted in Products on 14 April 2009
If you like retro stuff, read on. This design is for all those swashbuckling retro geeks who can’t leave their cameras behind. Photojojo has unveiled a cool new camera strap, which is awesome and unbelievably retro chic. The cool thing about these straps are that they are made of real seatbelts.
These straps are very comfortable to use and they just cost $20. These are better than the sharp edged and almost dangerous straps that the camera companies provide you with. I would say, this is an awesome product, which you should not overlook.
