Posted in Computer, Concept, Display, Luxury on 25 August 2009
There is nothing new with pimping up your techie stuff with some expensive material, mostly metal, and up its glam quotient. Also, you will find it hard to believe that even one of the most non-metal objects in the world can be made into metal. Check out the embellishments of the folks at Computer Choppers and you will know what we are talking about.
The company has a passion for styling up almost everything from brand Apple that they love so much. Their newest task was to plate and polish a platinum 24″ iMac. And it does look like a true blue stunner with a custom cut Apple logo that has been inlaid at the back of its chassis as well as that of the platinum plated keyboard and mouse.
Posted in Computer, Crystals, Diamond, Display, Gold, Jewelry, Luxury on 8 August 2009
The luxury market dealers will always find newer ways to empty the pockets and purses of the uber rich. Gaiser High End PCs are a classic example. This is a line of computers that functions like the usual machines that we not-so-well-off have on our desks in the times today but yes, they are different in terms of the precious and semi-precous materials adorning their surfaces that attempt to make obscene spending justifiable.
Holding our judgemental horses for a while, let us tell you that these PCS are covered in 24 carat gold leaf and spectacular Swarovski crystals. In fact, the intense adornments can be seen reflectd in the huge price tag that each of this computer carries – $32,300, which, mind you, is more than a car!
Posted in Computer, Concept on 25 December 2008
This is good news whether you are a tablet user or not. Fuijitsu has come with its own tablet machine which will be a good equipment to both win you back from grieving for why in the world there is no MacBook tablet and be a good starting out gadget that can be used in classrooms and lectures. Trust us the Fujitsu model is pretty serious and impressive as delivers and captures like a pro.
A 12-inch tablet, the Fujitsu ST6012 is quite a looker as well as large enough to get some heavy duty lifting done. You will even find a whole lot of impressive technological PC components like the Ultra-low Voltage SU9400 Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, integrated webcam, active digitizer, 1GB DDR3 RAM and an 80 GB hard drive. Agreed that the specs might not be able to stand out but one will definitely agree how beautiful, sturdy and sleek this Fujitsu tablet is!
Posted in Computer, Concept, Crystals, Designer, Luxury on 7 November 2008
China’s most famous PC luxury brand Eazo is in the market with a huge bang! Launching the new F20-SE Xing Crystal Series computer that actually flaunts crystallised Swarovski elelments in its design, Eazo has every reason to wear a big smile. A definite showstopper, the series had computers completely decorated with sparkling crystals whether it’s the keyboard of the wirless mouse.
The other components are equally impressive like Inter Core 2 Quad Q9450 processor and WD Green Power 1TB eco-friendly hard drive. They are offering three unique models in the F20-SE Xing Crystal Series — he F20-SE Starry Night Star, F20-SE Pink Lady and the F20-SE Royal White. And if you want to give a personalised fancy touch, Eazo lets you customise the F20-SE computer with your own crystal signature. Read More
Posted in Computer on 19 October 2008
Your personal desktop is going to suffer inferiority complex, soon! Giving unmatched competition to the single screen is ‘The CineMassive OmegaPlex’, is a personal desktop display wall designed for maximum visualization. Get ready to be immersed in the experience you are to have working on this massive screen.
Not only does it give you a “Massive” screen to work on but it gives room to creativity. Using a multi-screen display for the first time is often described as feeling like having received a new lobe of brain. Well then, exploit your intelligence (not literally please!) and brave new path breakers!
Posted in Computer, Concept on 17 October 2008
Any device that has a touchscreen to go along with it adds a lot of value to the both the gadget and gives plenty of value for money to the consumers. Having a mobile with that exact same feature allows me to say that the interactive screen experience is a lot better than the boring old buttons. Then there is the added cool factor where every time you see that people are watching you, you can just take out the little pointed stick and go about acting if you are seriously busy. Now Microsoft wishes to extend this technology to mass computers. If everything goes to plan, Surface Computers my not be far off.
Posted in Antique, Computer, Elite Find of the Day on 25 August 2008
We tend to keep ourselves busy with the upcoming gadgets and forget to pay respect to the preceding gadget models that has led to the creation of revolutionary gadgets. The latest edition making up to the news is the analog computer christened as the AKAT-1. The computer can crack intricate differential equations in real time and exclusive of digital logic. The only handicap it faces is the early creation that is a reason for its stay in the Museum of Technology, in Warsaw, Poland.
Sporting a warm and dramatic retro appeal, it has got a personality of its own that speaks volumes about its character. If not for functionality-sake then it is worth installing as a materpieces in your abode. Any takers for this elite AKAT-1??
Via SlipperyBrick / Retrothing
Posted in Computer, Concept, Designer, Elite Find of the Day on 24 July 2008
If you happen to believe that PCs can only be rectangular or square then you need to hear or rather witness this revolutionary creation by designer Apostol Tnokovski. His belief that PC arena is curved is well reflected via this 6-inch orb-shaped model. Touted as “the smallest PC ever made,” the E-Ball oddball shaped PC features the pop-out laser mouse, a pico projector inside that illumines either the fence or a pane of paper for a display, and the laser keyboard is certainly a maladroit input device. Fix that, and identify a motherboard that befits the palm-sized baby, and Apostol might be onto somewhat here. If you are looking for more fun then do consider PC of the swim rings.
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Via DeviceDaily
Posted in Automobile, Car, Luxury, Shopping on 23 July 2008
They may call it the worlds fastest and pricey PC ever developed but on first appeal it is nothing but a standard coupe. Called Brabus SV12 Biturbo, the functionality of the coupe offers a mobile feature to the need of workstation, PC and other sundry thingamajigs. Featuring 211mph, the Brabus SV12 Biturbo can speed up from 0-62mph in just 4 seconds. Exhibited at the British Motor Show, it is accessible via long-wheelbase Mercedes S600 limo along with one of Brabus’ renowned 6.3litre V12 ‘Rocket’ engines, mounting 730bhp, condensed into it. Priced at Ł270,000, the IT aspect of the motor gathered my attention as the fat sum of Ł24,726.70 (ex. VAT) for the ‘Business equipment’ defines that concern is merely intellectual.
If willing to shell over the fat sum, you may get to access a retractable 15.2in widescreen TFT integrated, an infrared keyboard with touchpad, numerous multimedia screens fitted on the back of the headrests plus a laptop, which appears to be Windows Vista escalated in an electrically activates drawer in the boot. It also comes with incorporated Internet facility, sat nav and a console for a color printer. If lack funds to ink a deal with this deluxe coupe or on-wheels office then would propose you to go for a window shopping.
Posted in Computer, Designer on 22 June 2008
If those floating cubic cases and king tut inspired PC casemod fails to interest you then how about keeping fingers on straight geometrics and bring home a spherical PC Mod. Seemingly a travelling Pac-Man, the Orb is an out product of modder’s wish to develop a Pacman or motorcycle-helmet that can open a screen driven by a motor. Doing away the conventional forms of LEDs and windows, its visor is formed using two quarter-spheres, one slightly smaller than the other. Jump over for video:
They are adhesive together at a distance of 5mm of space that supports water cooling system. Great job NQ! The standing PC on its own legs seems to have come from future to break few heads and would guzzle things the minute it staggers ahead.
