There are times when you wonder if gadgets are really priced the way they should be. Sometimes, the ideas is to price them high to make them seem important or profound. Here is the Indigo created by Chrod Electronics, which is almost just an iPod dock but looks important and highly technical.

It also costs a whopping $12,000 and just the same as any iPod would do plus a few more features. It comes with a built-in wireless radio link option and you could also go ahead and used your A2DP bluetooth enabled devices for the gadget to stream music.

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Despite the availability of adequate home theater system, it seems technology moguls cannot sit at rest and hence SE2 Labs has unveiled its latest offering of a complete home entertainment system. Called the ITC One, the devise offer an incorporated movie, TV, gaming and music system that was marked last year. Undoubtedly, the concept is elite and so is the price. Ready to be installed in your home, this expensive kit touching a ceiling price of $25,000 sports an Xbox 360, Wii, Apple TV, iPod dock and a DVR plus various audio/videophilic hardware in a comparatively polished style.

Elegantly packed in an impressive aluminum case, it offers a great room for other needful components. It has its own set of attached weaknesses that are well scanned by Gizmodo guy.

Cannondale bikes gave a thought to develop few revolutionary models of bicycles that calm down geeks’ ride. And as a result they hired D-TANK Design Development firm based in Barcelona for getting designed few fresh urban bike concepts. True, these concepts cannot undergo production at this time but we are hopeful that the innovative designs might inspire manufacturers to add life to either one. D-Tank design has unveiled three concepts viz. MetroPolite, Trend and Radical.

MetroPolite, is intended considering the non-cyclist user in mind with a simplistic design language and features a cost-free shaft drive, a rear-view camera and an I-Pod connector that displays information on speed, covered distance etc.

The second design, Trend targets savvy cyclists’ kind of consumer and sports an uncovered edition of Cannondale’s Headshok front deferment, belt drive, incorporated seat collar and offers a dynamic and sporty feel to it and at design front is motivated by fashionable automotive design.

The last concept, Radical has a visual impact and hostile looks attached to it that gives it a replica of a full-suspension mountain bikes.

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Via Cannondale Community/ TrendHunter

News is Singapore Airlines is on its way to install iPod docks and 15.4-inch LCDs in all its Business Class Airbus A340-500 flights running between NY/LA and Singapore. Whilst two years ago, the crew promoted their luxury seats with superior first class cabin that were packed with largest chairs in the sky. The proviso will facilitate flyers to enjoy movies and music via integrated noise-proof headphones that gets switched off as and when any announcement is made from the flight crew.

It is undoubtedly another witty way to invite business oriented flyers and an alarm for rivals to start working upon something head than this.

Via Gizmodo

The extremist nature of the futuristic concept-based designs driven by technology used to force me to think……think and think as they are revolutionary and yet can be used in day-to-day life. I use to ponder over the boundary, if any where designers restrict themselves to. Till date, we at EliteChoice have put you across various designer cell phones, tech-beds, gadgets and other concept-based products.

But here falls another gadget whose functionality cannot be vouched via its appeal. It’s not hidden but its elegantly designed leaving you awestruck. You must be wondering how it functions? Firstly, it’s an iPod Dock. Structured like an egg, this dock and speaker system is the brainchild of New Jersey based designer Nathan Gabriele.

Once the egg is opened, you will find two satellite speakers, with the base acting as a sub woofer giving you an excuse to throw a gala party. Above it, its portable nature allows you to take it to your friend’s place and flaunt it high. Very elegantly clad in a little neoprene jacket, it invites attention of the on goers.

Via GeekSugar

I am sure your geeky wardrobes’ must be over-populated with iPods, Passion pricks! Albeit the accessories suffice your curiosity but the latest invention by the house of B&W Loudspeakers is worth noticing.

The prominent audio specialist has hush-up the dirigible and produced a football-shaped speaker for your iPod. Isn’t it unique? This two feet wide blimp-shaped speaker flaunts five drivers along with a 5-inch woofer, glass-fiber cones, and taper tubes for tweeters.

USP: 100 watts of sustained power through three channel amplification
Retailed at $599 a pop, the B&W Zeppelin iPod dock justifies the price.