Calvin Klein has gifted a pair of sunglasses with a 4GB USB flash drive. Smart? Well. maybe if you live in southern Italy or California, but it might get a bit tiresome to carry those glasses with you even on rainy days if you need the data. Or just go rockstar and keep ‘em on always.
The sunglasses will be available in October 2009 for $199.
(via technabob)
Sony joins the netbook game with the Vaio W line, which they refer to as “a chic new line of mini notebooks” available in white, brown and pink.
Starting at $499.99 these machines are powered by a 1.66 GHz Intel processor, got a 1366×768 10.1" “XBRITE-ECO” widescreen display, 1GB RAM, 160GB hard drive, bluetooth + 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, available in and weighs a mere 2.6 lbs. Along with that you get two USB ports and a web camera + microphone.
SonyStyle.com: Sony Vaio W series
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Want a custom, covert-operations style MacBook? Try the Stealth MacBook Pro from Colorware; a regular 15" MacBook Pro (3.06GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB solid-state drive, 8X superdrive) but with a soft, smooth-textured, zero-gloss black finish protecting your computer from both fingerprints and scratches. The backlit keyboard now glows in blue too, nice touch.
There’s only 10 of these ninja macbooks available though, so hurry up if you want one!
Colorware: Stealth MacBook Pro ($5999)
This is “No Future Companion”; a fully poseable all-metal collectible toy created by KAWS / Hayime Sorayama. It took them three years(!) to design it (together with Medicom) and there’s only 500 made, so yeah, they’re sold out. Let’s hope they make more of ‘em!
Update: There’s quite a few eBay auctions going on now, hurry over there if you want to grab one. Watch out for cheap fakes though.
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Are those generic white (or black) earphones you got starting to feel a bit too bland? Want to stand out from the crowd? Japanese Elecom has launched a limited edition of graphic design earphones designed by Power Graphixx Inc. and Rotterdam’s Doing. Nothing bland about these earbuds.
AudioCubes: Elecom Graphic Design Limited Edition Earphones ($35.99)
Check out the full set here:
Nooka has launched a colorful and limited edition of their ZenV watch designed in collaboration with footwear/apparel makers UNDRCRWN. There’s only 200 watches available so you better hurry up if you want one.
Nooka.com: UNDRCRWN ZenV ($275.00)
Amazon.com: Nooka ZenV
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Being a fan of simple yet unorthodox clocks I just had to mention Lexon’s Around Clock, designed by Anthony Dickens. The Around Clock is 2.25" tall and 4.5" in diameter and is available in black, white and aluminum.
Die-hard Adobe fan? MySuiteStuff now offers the complete collection of CS icons as 100% hand-made plush pillows for you to rest your weary head on. $15 each or $80 for the whole gang.
MySuiteStuff.com: Adobe CS4 Icon Pillows
(Via Wired)
Porsche Design just announced the follow-up to P’9521, a quad-band cell phone milled from a single solid block of aluminum and a single sheet of scratchproof glass.
Besides the black and brushed appearance the P’9522 offers Wi-Fi, GPS, a 2.8" AM OLED display, fingerprint sensor and a five megapixel still/video camera with flash and digital zoom.
Official site: www.mobileporschedesign.com
Vaja has been making stylish leather cases for electronic devices for a long time, and a laptop like the MacBook Air (that fits into a manila envelope sleeve) obviously needs some too. Here’s the iVolution case, ready to protect your precious machine in style.
Vajacases.com: iVolution MacBook Air Case (from $280)
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