Here is an opportunity to rule the waves while taking a ride on 2008 Yamaha FX Cruiser SHO retailed at $12,800. Featured above is this high-end Jet Ski that takes pride in having tones of power, thanks to its all new 1.8-liter supercharged engine, world’s first hull and deck contrived using nanotechnology. It reduces weight by 25%, and is touted as the industry’s first glide control system. It features a remote control transmitter, security system, a 19.8-gallon cooler, self-draining beverage holders, dual mirrors, and of course not to mention appealing looks.

The vessel is available in platinum metallic or iron man-style cherry red metallic.

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It was during last month only that the US Navy and General Dynamics pull the lid off the new U.S.S Independence littoral combat ship (LCS). They say the brute will cruise close to the coast and fling the imaginable lot at an adversary—from shatterproof automobiles and helicopters to missiles, torpedoes and other sundry. Plus, it can jostle at a whispered 60 knots. Essentially, it is an indication that enemy is going to have tough time evading the anger of this powerful boat, irrespective of their location. The noteworthy part is its price tag that touches an affordable range of $208 million, which is quite sparing for the US administration. Considering the level of acceptance, counted 55 models are expected to be built.

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The very name Skylge suggests that it’s a Dutch breed. Built in 2006, Skylge is a striking nautical ship designed in association with Holland Jachtbouw yard and Hoek Design. Skylge features a carbon rig, carbon-spectra sails and a profound elating keel. The integrated huge cockpit and an elevated deckhouse delivers both outdoor and indoor banquet. Under the deck, there are four en suite guest cabins. Measuring 140 feet 11 inches, she has a room for a squad of six. Listed through Edmiston, the yacht is retailed at 14.95 million euros.

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To know more about the specks and features of this yacht, check out the article at Showboats International.

Melted down is not a painting but an antique bowl that have reached the auction block. This gold Ming Dynasty bowl is anticipated to sell off for $30,000, which is almost two-fold of its estimated price around four years ago. Sotheby’s disclosed that at a scheduled Hong Kong auction on 11 April, this masterpiece w would be inviting bids not less than HK$60 million ($7.7 million). Emblazoned with dragons and fitted pearls, turquoise, rubies and sapphires, the three-legged vessel is bejeweled with 1.3 kilograms of 18K gold, which makes it the highlight of Sotheby’s auction amongst 25 other gold and precious-metal objects. Total auction value expected to be generated from this New York-based auction is d HK$100 million.

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