The iPod Kegerator by Craig Jones, named Fire and Ice, for instance, has a Bose Speaker dock in the front door. It also has neon lights at its bottom. The overflow from the tap goes back into the Kegerator door to keep it from spilling on the mug.

There are other designs too, like the Raidator with its silver and black finish, Woody with a staid pale blue and wood finish, the Devil May Care and Hardcore kegerators with the red and black combination! To top the whacky names list, is Bone Box, replete with a danger sign, though it spills only beer, not blood.

Out-of-box designs are expensive, just as ideas. So Craigators could cost you as much as a car. Not a big deal if you’re pockets are deep.

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There is no special occasion you need to both hang out with your buddies and drink some chilled beer. And we feel there is definitely no need for you to miss any action on your TV either when refilling your mug. It’s good to know that someone else has also been paying attention to the same thing. The company is called Garage Fabricators and it isn’t very well-known but it is quite creative to say the least.

Their newest product goes by the name Diamond Plate Kegerator Cabinet. This one can hook up a flat screen TV up to as wide as 44″ keeping all your entertainment needs in mind while pimping up a cooling solution too. This one is a kegerator that has a cart capacity of 6,000 lbs. All of it is powder coated steel plating and welded 6″ phenolic casters. Its measurements are 23.5″ deep x 47.5″ wide x 64″ tall. Plus it is all modular to suit your modern day tastes.

So go and have a great weekend. By the way, it costs a huge $1,680. But then, when’s money been an issue for those who like to live life king size.

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If you want to stay in a gaming community of geeks then the Octane 120 arcade cabinet with an integrated beer tap from Dream Arcades can be your sure-shot deal. Bringing forth the fantasies of babyhood and grown-up the feature-packed sit-down unit features “high-end gaming PC” podium displaying 10-foot screen with an in integrated projector. It also sports a kegerator that maintains the temperatures of your needful beverages. The two positioned taps (one on steering wheel other at the back) and one cup holder next to wheels assures that no matter where you stagger, it’s not too distant from more faltering.

Did I tell you the system is accessible to play any of its 200 (licensed) packaged PC titles, PS3 racing playoffs through the incorporated wheel, or PS3, Xbox 360, Wii games and joystick? Priced at $6,995, the framework also features a 5.1 surround sound system and it gives a green signal to get drunk and ride over without those darned labels and dead inhabitants.

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The inviting headline is incomplete to build a mystery around its nature of being hi-tech, hence forcing you to read it further. If you have a heart for wine and are engaged in a field job or for that matter have planned holiday for a weeks-time then this Party-A-Cargo can be your savior. The cargo is inclusive of an attached Kegerator, Sound System & Subwoofer. With kegerator escalated on the hips of the Party-A-Cargo, it is a blessing for all the party animals. This fully autonomous tailgate kegerator cargo can stock up to 160 cans satiating your booze desire and bringing an on-the-way music vibes into the environment.

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The locking flap ensures the security of your stock and is available in three different units.

The device features a Kegerator (Jockey Box), CD/stereo, 2 – 6″x9″ speakers, 12-volt power adapter, 10″ subwoofer, Sirius satellite radio, integrated battery charger and all that with a spill over of mere $3,795 whist the medium one and standard one is retailed at $3,395 and $2,895 correspondingly.