Titanium Mouse by Intelligent Design costs $1,200, might be worth a little less
No matter how bad the global economy gets, you can always rely on there being a select few people with (a lot) more money than sense. Exclusively for them, Dutch outfit Intelligent Design has put together this handcrafted Bluetooth laser mouse, which boasts a neodymium scroll wheel, high quality plastic resin and a grade 1 titanium body. We didn’t know you could handcraft titanium and we challenge anyone to explain what neodymium has to do with good input ergonomics, but then maybe that just shows how little we know about luxurious items like this. So, if you have $1,200 (or €800 in Old World money) to spare, why not add this unnamed mouse to your shopping list, just under the Mnemosyne USB drive? More snaps can be found after the break.
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Continue reading Titanium Mouse by Intelligent Design costs $1,200, might be worth a little less
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Titanium Mouse by Intelligent Design costs $1,200, might be worth a little less originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 27 Oct 2009 10:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Posted: October 27th, 2009
at 11:59am by Vladislav Savov
Topics: InputDevice, Laser, LaserMouse, Luxury, bluetooth, expensive, input device, laser mouse, luxurious, mouse, neodymium, peripherals, rich, titanium
Sure, a £3,500 Motorola phone. Sounds good to me.
Let’s be honest for a second here: unless we’re talking about the Motorola Droid, which should be on Verizon Wireless within a few weeks, we might as well not be talking about Motorola. It’d be like talking about Real Madrid and only mentioning Granero or Drenthe and not Cristiano Ronaldo or Kaká. (Good, making references that all of 11 people will understand.) But we’re going to that such a thing right now in talking about the Motorola Aura Diamond Edition. It’s £3,500, which converts to, roughly, $5,700. Yeah…
Posted: October 23rd, 2009
at 2:30pm by Nicholas Deleon
Topics: CellPhones, Headline, Motorola, expensive
Acronym’s PMP-loving jacket keeps your earbuds safe, murders your bank account
Sure, the Acronym GT-J14 won’t even charge your iPhone, but at first glance we loved the idea: take a stylish GORE-TEX jacket and throw in a couple slick features aimed at the eager urban technophile, including a so-called Gravity Pocket (accessible by a zipper on your forearm, contents can be dropped directly into your hand using a draw string — demonstrated about 2:25 into the video after the break) and our personal favorite, a magnet that holds your headphones in place while you take that important phone call. We were feeling pretty good about this one, that is, until we finally tracked it down: azitastore.com lists it for €735 (yes, that’s around $1,068). This is clearly only for those of you who put the word “disposable” in “income.” Looks like we’re going to have to find another way to keep our Lady Gaga headphones safe and secure, after all…
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Acronym’s PMP-loving jacket keeps your earbuds safe, murders your bank account originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 02 Oct 2009 15:13:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Posted: October 2nd, 2009
at 4:13pm by Joseph L. Flatley
Topics: AcronymGt-j14, GravityPocket, PortableAudio, PortableVideo, acronym, acronym gt-j14, clothing, earbud, earbuds, expensive, gravity pocket, gt-j14, jacket, portable audio, portable video
