posted by dace in November 2011 | tags: Beats, Executive Headphones, beats by dre

Want to bask in the lush bass of Beats, but find the bright, highly-visible plastic bodies a little too flashy? Say hello to Beats Executive Headphones ($TBA). As the name might suggest, the Executive skips the plastic for a decidedly more high-end look, with brushed metal finishes on the lower stems and earcups and fine leather on the band — black and silver are the only colors you'll find — while still offering the active noise cancellation and crisp, full audio that you'd expect. Coming soon, or just as soon as Dr. Dre gives the "hell yeah" thumbs-up.
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posted by admin in October 2011 | tags: Canon, 1D X, DSLR, Camera

The absolute best professional DSLR you can buy? As of March 2012, that will be the Canon 1D X DSLR Camera. Built to replace not one but two EOS-1D models, the 1D X sports three DIGIC processors — including dual DIGIC 5+ processors to allow for up to 12fps RAW shooting and 1080p video capture, and a dedicated DIGIC 4 for metering and AF control — an all-new 61-point AF system, an 18 megapixel full frame CMOS sensor, a new 100,000-pixel RGB Metering Sensor, a super high speed, 14fps JPEG mode, and an all new shutter with carbon fiber blades rated for 400,000 cycles. Wonder what NIKON will be thinking?
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posted by admin in October 2011 | tags: iPhone 4S, apple, iphone

It doesn't look different on the outside, but it's full of new stuff on the inside. Powered by the dual-core A5 processor, the Apple iPhone 4S features iOS5 and its 200 new features including iCloud, as well as an 8-megapixel camera with all-new optics and 1080p HD video recording with image stabilisation. And then there's Siri, a scarily-accurate virtual assistant. Just ask Siri a question (by naturally speaking) and it responds with the answer — no matter how strange or complex your question was. Or just tell Siri to do something — it can make calls, send texts and emails, schedule reminders, make notes, search the web, find local businesses, get directions and much more. The iPhone 4S will ship in black or white in 16GB, 32GB or 64GB models
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posted by admin in October 2011 | tags: Adidas, Star Wars, Campus Wampa Sneakers

Feast your eyes on these Adidas Star Wars Campus Wampa Sneakers. Inspired by the mythical snow beast that nearly serves up some Luke stew in Empire, these limited edition kicks feature a full grain leather upper, suitably covered in "Wampa fur" — horsehair — a Star Wars-emblazoned removable insole, a Herringbone-patterned outsole for added grip, and a Wampa tongue badge and logo. They may smell bad, kid, but they'll keep you warm.
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posted by admin in October 2011 | tags: Herman Miller, Airia Desk

This simple desk will help you create a home office that you won't want to hide. Designed by Kaiju Studios, the Herman Miller Airia Desk sports a dual-level white laminate desk top with a walnut frame, aluminum legs, cork-lined trays, and built-in cable management. The Airia is a pricey, lust-worthy piece that can stay in your family well after you've written your last blog post. A matching media cabinet is also available.
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posted by admin in October 2011 | tags: Volkswagen, Buggy,

VW has a knack for making fun cars, and the Volkswagen Buggy Up Concept ($TBA) is no exception. Based on the company's new Up! city car and inspired by the Beetle-based beach buggies of the '60s, the Buggy Up features a reinforced underbody, a roof-less and door-less exterior, neoprene-covered seats, a completely waterproof interior, and an iPod-powered infotainment system that pulls out to serve as a portable sound system. Sadly, there's no word yet on a production model, but you can put us down for one if/when it ever appears.
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posted by admin in October 2011 | tags: Porsche, Design, Johnnie Walker Private Bar

Johnnie Walker Blue Label is known as an elegant drink for sophisticated men... and as such, it deserves an equally elegant bar. The Porsche Design Johnnie Walker Private Bar delivers in spades, standing over six feet tall with a brushed stainless steel exterior and interior appointed with more stainless steel, Australian lace wood, and natural shagreen leather, a motion-activated opening sequence, a magnum of cask-strength Blue Label, two regular bottles of Blue Label, and a hidden chilled compartment that rises out of the bar to reveal a bespoke crystal ice bucket, stainless steel tongs, four further crystal glasses and a crystal jug of iced water. If that's a bit too rich for you, there's also The Cube and The Chiller, which offer similar brushed stainless steel and leather construction, but hold only one bottle a piece, have lids that double as ice buckets, and, in the latter case, hold a few drinking glasses, as well.read more

posted by kokky in March 2011 | tags: Icade, ipad, ipad 2

Looking for a use for your recently replaced original iPad? You could do a lot worse than the iCade ($100). Yet another ThinkGeek April Fools product made real, the iCade lets you slide your iPad down into a retro arcade cabinet dock, connect over Bluetooth, and play a large number of classic arcade games — including many Atari classics like Asteroids — with a full set of arcade-style controls instead of having to use that damn touchscreen.
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posted by kokky in March 2011 | tags: apple, ipad 2

Steve Jobs made a surprise appearance today to introduce us to the iPad 2. About 33% thinner than the current iPad (which makes it thinner than the iPhone 4), the all-new iPad features Apple's new dual-core A5 processor for faster everything, as well as a front-facing VGA camera for FaceTime, and a rear-facing camera that captures 720p HD video. It's also got a built-in gyroscope, HDMI video output at 1080p HD ($39 cable required), 10 hours of battery life, and the same 9.7-inch LED-backlit LCD screen. Choose from black or white in 16GB, 32GB, 64GB sizes. If you want built-in 3G, you'll have to pay a little more — 16GB, 32GB, 64GB. Also announced were iMovie ($5) and GarageBand ($5) for iPad, and a new magnetic Smart Cover ($39-$69).
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posted by kokky in February 2011 | tags: Transformers 3, Dark of the moon

Had to post this NEW TRANSFORMERS 3 trailers are out. 1st of july 2011 i know what im doing.
http://www.transformersmovie.com/
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posted by kokky in February 2011 | tags: Keyboard Buddy iPhone 4 Case

Clean and modern, the Keyboard Buddy Case appears to simply be a protective case when the keyboard is not in use. Combining ergonomic technology with sleek aesthetics, the Keyboard Buddy Case is a protective backing for your Apple iPhone 4 that also includes an integrated slide-out Bluetooth keyboard. The low-profile keyboard slides out smoothly, allowing you to easily transition between the Apple iPhone 4’s touch screen and a physical keyboard. Keyboard Buddy iPhone 4 Case

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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: 2012 Ferrari FF 4WD

Need a car capable of hauling the kids around but not ready to give up on your dream of a red Ferrari sitting in your garage? Meet the 2012 Ferrari FF ($900K). Boasting a striking design that somehow manages to look like an offspring of Maranello yet still finds a way to sneak in four seats and a rear hatch, the FF also sports several firsts for the label of the prancing horse, including a part-time all-wheel drive system and an all-new 6.3-liter V12 good for 651hp, a 0-62 time of 3.7 seconds, and a top speed of 208 mph — all the more reason to remind your youngsters to buckle up.
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Jawbone Era

As if we didn't look dorky enough with Bluetooth headsets in our ears, along comes the Jawbone Era ($130) to kick things up a notch. Packing the company's chaos-killing NoiseAssassin technology, improved "HD" audio, and a processor for running "apps" like the new spoken name Caller ID, the Era also sports an accelerometer, letting you shake it (or your head) to enter pairing mode, and — we're not making this up — "tap" it to answer calls, meaning you can now smack yourself in the side of the head before appearing to talk to yourself in a public place. Gotta love progress.
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Sony Handycam HDR-TD10 3D Camcorder

2010 was supposed to be the year of 3D. It didn't really take off, but that's not going to stop companies from trying again in 2011, with products like the Sony Handycam HDR-TD10 3D Camcorder (TBA). Touting the ability to shoot full 1080p 3D video, the TD10 also sports an integrated dual Sony G lens system, two Exmor R CMOS sensors, two BIONZ image processors, 64GB of internal flash memory, Optical SteadyShot image stabilization, 10x optical zoom, and a glasses-free 3.5-inch 3D LCD touchscreen.
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Eton Mobius

If you can still see the sun where you live, you could be charging your iPhone with its power thanks to the Eton Mobius ($TBA). This battery pack/case/solar charger is custom cut to fit your iPhone 4, and features a battery large enough to double your iPhone's runtime, a rear-mounted monocrystal solar panel, open access to all ports and controls, and a jeans-friendly form factor that won't necessitate bringing a bag along with you. read more

posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Joystick-It

Not a fan of the virtual controls of your favorite touchscreen games? The Joystick-It ($25) can help. This crazy solid aluminum joystick attaches to the front of your device, plopping down right above the virtual joystick/d-pad to provide that tactile feel that's so maddeningly absent from all these newfangled "touchy" gizmos. Great for all sorts of games, though it's obviously best when paired with a game you actually used to play with a joystick.
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Victorinox Secure SSD

Billed as "the world's smallest 256GB solid-state drive," the new Victorinox Secure SSD ($TBA) blends technology with one of the world's most recognizable tools. Arriving inside a Swiss Army Knife with scissors, a straight blade, and a nail file/screwdriver, this USB 2.0/eSATA II drive features an external e-Paper display for easy labeling, secure data encryption, a 32-bit processor with hardware error correction, dynamic power management, and an included software suite for things like backups, document synchronization, and a password manager. Also available in 64GB and 128GB varieties for those less starved for storage.
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Dell Inspiron Duo

While Apple fans are stuck choosing between the magic of the iPad or the impossibly thin curves of the MacBook Air, PC users can get the best of both worlds in the Dell Inspiron Duo ($550). This hybrid netbook/tablet features a flip-around 10.1-inch screen that functions as a normal display in notebook mode, but becomes the touch-friendly basis for Dell's customized, media-friendly duo Stage software when flipped to the outside. Windows 7 Home Premium, two USB ports, an integrated webcam, and an Intel Atom processor round out the specs, which sit right in between the two aforementioned fruity options. Dell Inspiron Duo
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Djay - Ipad Application

Ever wanted to dabble in the dark arts of DJing, but lack the funds to buy a room full of specialized equipment? Now all you need is an iPad. Djay ($20) is a full-on virtual DJ system for the iPad, offering two virtual turntables (unfortunately sans microphone), mixer, tempo, and EQ controls, direct access to your iPad's music library, AirPlay integration, BPM analysis with automatic beat and tempo matching, the ability to record your sets, an Automix mode, and support for 4.2 multitasking, so it can keep playing the background while you sneak in a couple stages of Angry Birds. djay
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Google Nexus S

For those of you who've been waiting around for Google to release its next spec phone, your handset has arrived. The Google Nexus S is the replacement for the Goog's Nexus One, packing new tech like Near Field Communications, a slightly curved, four-inch AMOLED Contour Display, and the latest version of Android, version 2.3 — aka Gingerbread. Otherwise it's a lot like Samsung's Galaxy S phones — no surprise since they built it — with a 1 GHz processor, 16GB of internal storage, 720p video recording, a 5 megapixel still camera, front-facing camera for video chat, and standard 3G/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth. Google Nexus S
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse

Playing the Darth Vader to Apple's pristinely white Magic Mouse, the Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse is a funny-looking, ergonomically-sound pointing device. The flexible palm rest allows you to flatten the mouse to turn it off and make it more suitable for packing, while the metallic middle strip lets you perform Apple-esque gestures to quickly and easily move around your documents, and a teeny-tiny transceiver keeps clutter to a minimum. Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Livestrong Limited Edition Indoor Cycle

Have you been biking your way to a better body aboard a sad, lightweight little exercise bike? Step up to the Livestrong Limited Edition Indoor Cycle. Limited to just 500 units, this premium bike features obvious black and yellow Livestrong branding, a 3" x 2" wireless display with heart rate, time, distance, calorie, and RPM readouts, a multi-ribbon drive belt system, road-inspired handlebars, a heavy-duty steel frame, and a 40 pound, Lance-approved flywheel.  $1,000 of the purchase price goes to the Livestrong Foundation. Livestrong Limited Edition Indoor Cycle
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posted by kokky in January 2011 | tags: Everlast Muhammad Ali Collection

Train like the greatest of all time with the Everlast Muhammad Ali Collection ($8-$110). This new signature range — literally, every product features a facsimile of Ali's autograph — includes everything from cotton handwraps to full-size heavy bags, all manufactured to standards worthy of their namesake, and most including a hidden "Aliism" somewhere on the inside.  Everlast Muhammad Ali Collection
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posted by kokky in May 2010 | tags: USB, Flash Drive, Cufflinks

Carry your important documents, photographs, or corporation-robbing viruses on you in subdued fashion with these USB Flash Drive Cufflinks ($280). Each cufflink houses a mini flash drive with 2GB of storage, giving you 4GB of wrist-ready space to store whatever data you need. Available in polished, gunmetal, or gold finishes. read more

posted by kokky in May 2010 | tags: Sony, Digital Camera

Sony’s gone and made both the NEX-3 and NEX-5 official, with the NEX-5 carrying the large boast of being the world’s smallest and lightest camera with interchangeable lenses.

Both have 14.2MPs, Exmor APS HD SMOS sensors, an ISO range of 200 – 12800 and are compatible with all E-mount lenses. Both have HDMI outputs and USB 2.0 for connecting to PCs, and they thankfully take SD, SDHC, SDXC cards as well as Memory Stick Pro Duo and Pro-HG Duo. They’ll be available in June, with rumored pricing tipping the NEX-3 at $1200.

posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: Ironman, Apple Movie Trailer

check out the new IronMan 2 movie trailer
click the link
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posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: Robin Hood, Russell Crowe, Itunes Movie Trailers

check out the new ROBIN HOOD MOVIE
Check the trailer our here!!!
The untold story of how the man became a legend
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posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: Cartier, Watch

The new Cartier Caliber Collection features the first self-winding mechanical movement crafted entirely by Cartier: the calibre 1904 MC. Consider this a move forward that testifies to the priority Cartier gives to developing its own movements, based on research. Striking a nice balance between power and finesse, the Calibre de Cartier watch is exceptionally comfortable to wear. The bezel that embellishes the case plays on contrasts: polished on the exterior, it becomes increasingly dynamic as it approaches the case.

A 28 degree free-fall towards the dial culminates in a fluted ring marked with 120 notches. The dial offers a virile reinterpretation of both the Cartier watchmaking codes and Roman numerals. A transparent sapphire crystal case back reveals the calibre 1904 MC. The Calibre de Cartier arrives in April, starting at $7500

posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: Sony, PlayStation, Move,

Japanese gaming giant Sony makes a strong play for Nintendo Wii market share with their latest announcement. The PlayStation Move motion controller (for PS3) functions much like Nintendo’s Wii Remote and Nunchuck, working in conjunction with the PlayStation Eye camera and a sub-controller – though Sony claims their version is much more accurate. And you can play in HD. We’ll have to wait and see if this can compete with a traditional controller/Wii gaming. The PlayStation Move releases sometime this Summer read more

posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: canon, EOS, digital camera, DSLR

And so the DSLR wars continue. The Canon EOS Rebel T2i ($1500) is the latest salvo from Canon, offering a number of improvements over the T1i it replaces. Highlights include 3.7fps shooting, ISO up to 6400, an 18-megapixel CMOS sensor, 1080p video at both 30 and 24 fps with full manual exposure control, an iFCL 63-zone dual-layer metering system, a 3-inch LCD, support for SDXC memory cards, and a 9-point AF system. If you’re already a Canon shooter, or simply want to save some money, the T2i also comes in a body-only package for $1400, giving you $400 to put towards a better lens than the middling 18-55 kit glass — in fact, it’ll pretty much cover Canon’s base 50mm f/1.8 prime. read more

posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: Bentley, Convertible

2011 Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible Unveiled Ahead of Geneva debut

Bentley is set to introduce the motoring press to what it claims is the World’s Fastest Four-Seat Convertible next month at the Geneva Motor Show. Naturally, that would also make it the fastest convertible Bentley has ever turned out. Like the hardtop Continental Supersports that the British luxury brand introduced a little while back, the drop-top features a twin-turbo 6.0-liter W12 engine that puts out 621 horsepower and 590 pound-feet of torque whether running on gasoline, ethanol or a combination of the two.
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posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: Sony, Cyber Shot, Camera

Sleek, stylish, and tough aren’t words that normally describe the same product, but they’re certainly applicable to the Sony Cyber-shot TX5 ($450). The TX5 offers many of the same features found in the company’s flagship TX7 compact — including an Exmor R CMOS sensor, Sweep Panorama mode, HD video recording (720p, instead of the TX7’s 1080i), a touchscreen LCD, 10fps shooting, and Optical SteadyShot image stabilization — but packs them into a rugged body that’s dust proof, waterproof to 10 feet, and shockproof to 5 feet. read more

posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: Sony, Alpha, Digital, Camera, SLR

It might still be in the concept stage, but that doesn’t mean we can’t dream about having a Sony Compact Alpha DSLR ($TBA) in our bag or pocket. Powered an Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor, these compact concepts also offer interchangeable lenses, DSLR-level controls, and full AVCHD video capability for high-quality HD video capture. Expect a fairly hefty price tag if/when these become available. read more

posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: external harddrive, backup drive, western digital

What’s the one thing external hard drives have been missing all these years? If you answered “a screen,” perhaps the Western Digital My Passport Studio ($200-$400) is for you. Available in 320, 500, and 640GB capacities, these sleek silver drives feature both FireWire 800 and USB 2.0 interfaces, Time Machine support for the Mac users out there, and a super-crazy, e-paper “label” on the outside that lets you know details like remaining capacity, whether the drive is locked, and, to help with drive organization, a personalized label to help you keep track of its contents. read more

posted by kokky in March 2010 | tags: Lomo, Camera, Photography

The Lomo LC-A has been around for more than 25 years and now a few lucky aficionados can own a rare collector’s version: the Lomo LC-A + Gold limited edition. Featuring the original Russian Minitar lens for those authentic eye-popping colours and shadowy vignettes, this version is gilded in 24k gold and wrapped in fine leather. Available in a limited and numbered edition of 130, the Lomo LC-A+ Gold also comes with a wooden storage case, 2 rolls of Lomography 800 film, and a hardcover copy of Lomographiere read more