Sarpaneva Korona’s Moonshine Watch, as its name suggests is a timepiece with moonface on its dial. It’s extraordinarily crafted that brings moon in to your arms literaly. It tells time via its rotating disc that moves around the periphery of the dial. Checking the time may be a bit complicated but its design will surely compensate it.
Google Nexus S is the latest Android phone from Google. it is said to be their replacement to Nexus one, featuring Near Field Communications, a curvy body, 4-inch AMOLED Display, and the latest version of Android, version 2.3 - the Gingerbread. Its design looks like the Samsung’s Galaxy S but it boasts with a 1 GHz processor, 16GB of internal storage, a 5 megapixel still camera, front-facing camera , and standard 3G/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth connectivity. TBA.
Bijan’s Rolls-Royce Drophead Coupe is yet another collection worthy automobile that you would like to see in your garage. It will be made by Rolls-Royce and the California-based and world renowned designer, Bijan Pakzad. Like all the Rolls Royce models, this special edition car is going to be made by some of the auto industry’s premier craftspeople and artisans and is expected to be released next spring. There will be 30 units made and the price is expected to be around $1M. The only drawback is that these babies will only be made available to a select group of VIPs.
Harley-Davidson Night Rod Special is a custom-designed Harley by Custo Barcelona, and is set to be auctioned off next week, December 13 at the Balclis Auction House in Barcelona. The proceeds will benefit the charitable foundation San Juan de Dios. It is designed with both performance and style in mind making it more rugged looking and is presented in an all black color scheme. It also has an all-black Revolution V-Twin engine and blacked-out fork legs, swing arm and other components. The engine is liquid-cooled that is rubber-mounted in a hydroformed steel perimeter frame for that maximum performance and features an Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection, dual overhead cams, four-valve heads, and a five-speed transmission. Also available in different colors.
ViewSonic Show’n Go 3DV5 3D HD Camcorder is a cool handycam on the go that can capture everything in 3D, just perfect for your 3D HDTV setup at home. This camcorder comes with a futuristic design, that’s in a diminutive size with twin sensors. It is capable of recording 720p video, can capture 3D still images. Other features include an HDMI output, SD storage, and an autosterescopic 2.4″ screen. Compatible with the NVIDIA Vison Kit (not included). $180.
Manufacture Royale’s Opera is a luxurious horological masterpiece that costs $1.2M. It features a one-of-a-kind shape, in a 50mm wide 18k rose or gray gold case. It’s built with 3 sapphire crystals, and runs on a manually wound movement that has functions of a tourbillon and a minute repeater, the minute repeater plays the hours in A, and the minute in C sharp. It is presented in a Mississippi alligator strap with a specific number or serial each model. It’s encased in a veneered wooden box that is said to be a reproduction of the Bastille Opera House in Paris. Limited to 12 pieces only.
Baron Otard Fortis et Fidelis is the brand’s rarest ever made cognac. It has a special blend that includes some of the rarest eaux-de-vie from the cellars of Château de Cognac, home of Baron Otard Cognac since 1795. This cognac is made to pay homage to Baron Jean-Baptiste Otard. It’s tasting notes were described as, “Nosing Fortis et Fidelis reveals dominant plum fragrances and hints of walnut. Smooth spices, in particular nutmeg, intensify the combined aromas, while a sweet hint of candied orange mingles with a robust leather scent in the finish. On the palate, the great maturity of Fortis et Fidelis rolls out a wealth of flavours. Delicate hints of prunes combine harmoniously with a subtle touch of ‘rancio’. Sweet, crystallised fruit lingers on the taste buds, while a pinch of spice caresses the palate.” It’s in a single decanter designed by Baron Otard with Cristallerie Royale de Saint-Louis and leading French designer Christophe Pillet. $4,500.
Kisai RPM Watch From Tokyoflash is the first ever concept watch that has reached production and it’s now avaiable for purchase! It’s a concept by James Fursedon, submitted last February in TokyoFlash, that has garnered lots of votes and has been one of the most popular designs by fans on the blog. The watch is in black with smoked mineral crystal lens that runs around the edge of its disc, creating a subtle reflection before you even touch the button to illuminate the rings of blue digital tube LEDs that display the time. It’s encased in an IP black stainless steel is mounted on a strap made with the same material. It can be recharged using a USB cable. $210.
Pentax K-r DSLR Robot Version is a colorful, custom-built Pentax camera, that looks like a robot from the 80’s, as its name implies. It packs a new colorful body, and a robot head mounted on it in the flash hot shoe. I do hope that they used Voltes V, or Micanda Robot, not just a generic model. Anyway, I won’t be surprised, if they will do my suggestions in their next releases. Anyway, this Pentax K-r DSLR Robot Version is only made available in Japan, and is to be released on December 24th. ~$1,200.
Logitech's led the way for Gran Turismo official racing wheels for years now, with the acclaimed G25, Driving Force GT and G27. Hell, the GT in Driving Force GT stands for Gran Turismo, and it comes with special dials just for the Playstation 3 exclusive. Too bad, because after a few insightful gamers started asking questions about one unreleased wheel in Gran Turismo 5's options menu, we found out that Thrustmaster is the new king of Gran Turismo hardware.
Thrustmaster, a gaming peripheral maker, revealed the official racing wheel, the T500RS, as Gran Turismo 5's official racing wheel. It's not out yet, and we'll undoubtedly get to try it out ourselves at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show, but Gizmodo is reporting that it will cost $500 for the wheel alone, not including pedals or a gearbox.
For quite some time, Logitech has been the company making official racing wheels for Gran Turismo series, but the trend has ended now, as ThrustMaster is the new official racing wheel manufacturer for the latest Gran Turismo 5.
At the moment, a teaser is running on ThrustMaster website’s homepage. The company has not revealed any details about T500RS, but according to the rumors T500RS will cost as much as $500 excluding H-pattern shifter.
T500RS is expected to use magnetic sensor technology like in HOTAS Warthog controller. However, things will not get clear before CES 2011 which will be held from January 6 to January 9 2011, where ThrustMaster will uncover the details about GT5’s official racing wheel T500RS.
Google has unveiled the successor to their flagship mobile Nexus One, the new android handset has been named as Nexus S and has been built by Samsung for Google. It will feature the latest Android Gingerbread OS (Android 2.3) which comes with numerous interesting changes in design and interface. Lets have a look at the features and specifications of Nexus S.
Nexus S Specifications:
Google Nexus S Release Date
Nexus S will be hitting stores on 16th December in US and on 20th December in UK.
Google Nexus S Price
Price of Nexus S has not been made official yet, will update this space when its available.
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