Get a complete workout from a single machine with the Titan T1 Gym ($3,600). Designed to fit comfortably in a 9' x 12' room, the T1 offers over 50 exercises, including leg press, standing calf raise, shallow incline press, horizontal leg press, pull-ups, seated military press, and seated row, and features heavy-duty steel construction for durability. With a counter balance system for light lifting and the ability to handle up to 800 lbs of weights, it'll give you the workout you need, whether you're Lou Ferrigno or Lou Dobbs.
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At last, you can own your very own Mattel Hoverboard. Okay, so it doesn't actually work, but this super-rare Back to the Future Hoverboard ($30,000) is one of the only remaining wooden props used in the film. In excellent condition, it features wood and metal construction, complete with rotating footpads and bottom-mounted "magnet pads." A must-see for any film memorabilia buff, we only wish that we could get ahold of Biff's "Pit Bull" model. [Thanks, Sam]
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Store your tools in style with the Craftsman AXS 13-Drawer 27-Inch Combo, available in Black Pearl ($1,200), Midnight Blue ($1,200), Red ($1,050), and Titanium Metallic ($1,000). The AXS combo consists of a 6-Drawer Chest and a 7-Drawer Roll-Away, and features two slide-out LED lights, Master Lock One-Key learning lock system, a heavy-duty, slide-out worksurface, multi-function message-center with LED, and a 6-outlet 120-volt power strip.
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Keep track of offending douchebags with this handy Shit List Pad ($7). Each list can hold up to nine offenders, their offense and its severity, and what your plan of attack will be. [Thanks, Ammar]
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It's about time Dell made something you won't be embarrassed to have sitting around. The Dell Studio Hybrid PC ($500 and up) is the company's smallest and greenest desktop, and can be personalized with six interchangeable color sleeves or one in bamboo. The Studio Hybrid is about 80% smaller and uses about 70% less power than a typical desktop. Powered by either an Intel Pentium Dual Core (1.86GHz) or Intel Core 2 Duo (2GHz) processor, the mini PC features slot-load DVD, HDMI, an optional Blu-ray Disc drive and an optional TV tuner.
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If there's one thing disappointing about the iPhone 3G, it's the fact that El Stevo didn't upgrade the damn camera. This measly 2-megapixel stuff will not stand. For those who are more concerned with a real camera-phone, there's the Samsung INNOV8 ($TBA), which sports an integrated 8-megapixel camera.Powered by Symbian OS v9.3, this slider also features a 2.8-inch LCD, S60 application support, HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, and GPS. The bad news? It's only slated for Europe as of right now.
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Time to dig out your 80's porno stash. The Ion USB VCR ($230) lets you transfer your old home movies and other VHS videos straight to digital. It offers a direct USB link to the computer, captures video in MPEG4 at resolutions up to 720x480, sports RCA inputs for other analog video sources, and composite video and audio line output for connection to a regular TV. Just don't forget to rewind.
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Designed by silversmithing legend Adrian Pallarols, the Leatherman Argentum Collection ($240-$40,000) takes the pocketable tool to new heights of insanity fashion and elegance. Crafted from 925 Argentine sterling silver and 18K yellow gold, these are tools you most definitely will think twice about using. [via]
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When it comes to music phones, the iPhone is still the king of the hill. But if you're looking for something other than Apple's touchscreen monolith, consider the Sony Ericsson W902 Walkman Phone (TBA; Q4 2008). This candybar-style phone comes equipped with premium HPM-77 Sony Ericsson headphones and an 8GB Memory Stick Micro (M2) card which holds up to 8,000 songs. It's not lacking on other features, either, with a 5 megapixel camera, flawless video playback on its 2.2-inch QVGA screen, and Quad-band GSM and UMTS/HSDPA capability.
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Keep track of offending douchebags with this handy Shit List Pad ($7). Each list can hold up to nine offenders, their offense and its severity, and what your plan of attack will be. [Thanks, Ammar]
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Get a complete workout from a single machine with the Titan T1 Gym ($3,600). Designed to fit comfortably in a 9' x 12' room, the T1 offers over 50 exercises, including leg press, standing calf raise, shallow incline press, horizontal leg press, pull-ups, seated military press, and seated row, and features heavy-duty steel construction for durability. With a counter balance system for light lifting and the ability to handle up to 800 lbs of weights, it'll give you the workout you need, whether you're Lou Ferrigno or Lou Dobbs.
Save
Time to dig out your 80's porno stash. The Ion USB VCR ($230) lets you transfer your old home movies and other VHS videos straight to digital. It offers a direct USB link to the computer, captures video in MPEG4 at resolutions up to 720x480, sports RCA inputs for other analog video sources, and composite video and audio line output for connection to a regular TV. Just don't forget to rewind.
Save
It's about time Dell made something you won't be embarrassed to have sitting around. The Dell Studio Hybrid PC ($500 and up) is the company's smallest and greenest desktop, and can be personalized with six interchangeable color sleeves or one in bamboo. The Studio Hybrid is about 80% smaller and uses about 70% less power than a typical desktop. Powered by either an Intel Pentium Dual Core (1.86GHz) or Intel Core 2 Duo (2GHz) processor, the mini PC features slot-load DVD, HDMI, an optional Blu-ray Disc drive and an optional TV tuner.
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Designed by silversmithing legend Adrian Pallarols, the Leatherman Argentum Collection ($240-$40,000) takes the pocketable tool to new heights of insanity fashion and elegance. Crafted from 925 Argentine sterling silver and 18K yellow gold, these are tools you most definitely will think twice about using. [via]
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If there's one thing disappointing about the iPhone 3G, it's the fact that El Stevo didn't upgrade the damn camera. This measly 2-megapixel stuff will not stand. For those who are more concerned with a real camera-phone, there's the Samsung INNOV8 ($TBA), which sports an integrated 8-megapixel camera.Powered by Symbian OS v9.3, this slider also features a 2.8-inch LCD, S60 application support, HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, and GPS. The bad news? It's only slated for Europe as of right now.
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Store your tools in style with the Craftsman AXS 13-Drawer 27-Inch Combo, available in Black Pearl ($1,200), Midnight Blue ($1,200), Red ($1,050), and Titanium Metallic ($1,000). The AXS combo consists of a 6-Drawer Chest and a 7-Drawer Roll-Away, and features two slide-out LED lights, Master Lock One-Key learning lock system, a heavy-duty, slide-out worksurface, multi-function message-center with LED, and a 6-outlet 120-volt power strip.
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At last, you can own your very own Mattel Hoverboard. Okay, so it doesn't actually work, but this super-rare Back to the Future Hoverboard ($30,000) is one of the only remaining wooden props used in the film. In excellent condition, it features wood and metal construction, complete with rotating footpads and bottom-mounted "magnet pads." A must-see for any film memorabilia buff, we only wish that we could get ahold of Biff's "Pit Bull" model. [Thanks, Sam]
Save
When it comes to music phones, the iPhone is still the king of the hill. But if you're looking for something other than Apple's touchscreen monolith, consider the Sony Ericsson W902 Walkman Phone (TBA; Q4 2008). This candybar-style phone comes equipped with premium HPM-77 Sony Ericsson headphones and an 8GB Memory Stick Micro (M2) card which holds up to 8,000 songs. It's not lacking on other features, either, with a 5 megapixel camera, flawless video playback on its 2.2-inch QVGA screen, and Quad-band GSM and UMTS/HSDPA capability.
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What do you get when you cross a Corvette engine, a Zagato body, and a new South African manufacturer? The Perana Z-One ($75,000 est.), that's what. This unique exotic, limited to a build run of just 999 cars, features a 6.2L LS3 V8 Corvette engine good for at least 440 hp and a 0-60 time of under four seconds. But forget about performance -- this is one of the best-looking rides we've seen in a long time
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Looking for an alternative to bland, traditional canvas messenger bags? The Continental Shoulder Bag ($120) offers a break from the norm with its unique construction which uses six punctured bicycle tires for a rugged exterior. Inside, it offers two simple pockets and room for standard A4-sized documents and folders; a zippered outer pocket rounds out the offering.
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If you haven't yet seen The Dark Knight, shame on you. If you have, you might recognize this hella-cool Belstaff Leather Blouson Jacket ($1,250; pre-order). Designed for and worn by Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne as he patrols the streets of Gotham on his motorcycle, this tastefully distressed jacket oozes cool, with a zip front, two red leather bands on the sleeves, and a band collar. [via]
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Finally, a Lotus with an interior to match its exterior. The Lotus Evora ($TBD; 2009) is the British carmaker's new 2+2 coupe, offering 276 hp from a 3.5L V6, a curb weight of just 2,976 lbs., and an interior filled with high-end appointments like leather, a navigation system, Bluetooth, iPod connectivity, and more. Fantastic styling, adult creature comforts, and legendary Lotus handling combine to make this one of '09s hottest rides.
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Store your tools in style with the Craftsman AXS 13-Drawer 27-Inch Combo, available in Black Pearl ($1,200), Midnight Blue ($1,200), Red ($1,050), and Titanium Metallic ($1,000). The AXS combo consists of a 6-Drawer Chest and a 7-Drawer Roll-Away, and features two slide-out LED lights, Master Lock One-Key learning lock system, a heavy-duty, slide-out worksurface, multi-function message-center with LED, and a 6-outlet 120-volt power strip.
Save
It's about time Dell made something you won't be embarrassed to have sitting around. The Dell Studio Hybrid PC ($500 and up) is the company's smallest and greenest desktop, and can be personalized with six interchangeable color sleeves or one in bamboo. The Studio Hybrid is about 80% smaller and uses about 70% less power than a typical desktop. Powered by either an Intel Pentium Dual Core (1.86GHz) or Intel Core 2 Duo (2GHz) processor, the mini PC features slot-load DVD, HDMI, an optional Blu-ray Disc drive and an optional TV tuner.
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A reusable water bottle as healthy as the water you put inside it. The KOR ONE Hydration Vessel ($30) is BPA-free (good for your body) and cuts down on the amount of water bottles you throw away each year (good for the planet). The KOR ONE features a pretty stunning industrial design, topped off with a just-right spout and a hinged cap (screw you, screw-on caps) for quick one-hand opening and closing.
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What do you get when you cross a Corvette engine, a Zagato body, and a new South African manufacturer? The Perana Z-One ($75,000 est.), that's what. This unique exotic, limited to a build run of just 999 cars, features a 6.2L LS3 V8 Corvette engine good for at least 440 hp and a 0-60 time of under four seconds. But forget about performance -- this is one of the best-looking rides we've seen in a long time
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Looking for an alternative to bland, traditional canvas messenger bags? The Continental Shoulder Bag ($120) offers a break from the norm with its unique construction which uses six punctured bicycle tires for a rugged exterior. Inside, it offers two simple pockets and room for standard A4-sized documents and folders; a zippered outer pocket rounds out the offering.
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Get a complete workout from a single machine with the Titan T1 Gym ($3,600). Designed to fit comfortably in a 9' x 12' room, the T1 offers over 50 exercises, including leg press, standing calf raise, shallow incline press, horizontal leg press, pull-ups, seated military press, and seated row, and features heavy-duty steel construction for durability. With a counter balance system for light lifting and the ability to handle up to 800 lbs of weights, it'll give you the workout you need, whether you're Lou Ferrigno or Lou Dobbs.
Save
If you haven't yet seen The Dark Knight, shame on you. If you have, you might recognize this hella-cool Belstaff Leather Blouson Jacket ($1,250; pre-order). Designed for and worn by Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne as he patrols the streets of Gotham on his motorcycle, this tastefully distressed jacket oozes cool, with a zip front, two red leather bands on the sleeves, and a band collar. [via]
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Finally, a Lotus with an interior to match its exterior. The Lotus Evora ($TBD; 2009) is the British carmaker's new 2+2 coupe, offering 276 hp from a 3.5L V6, a curb weight of just 2,976 lbs., and an interior filled with high-end appointments like leather, a navigation system, Bluetooth, iPod connectivity, and more. Fantastic styling, adult creature comforts, and legendary Lotus handling combine to make this one of '09s hottest rides.
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At last, you can own your very own Mattel Hoverboard. Okay, so it doesn't actually work, but this super-rare Back to the Future Hoverboard ($30,000) is one of the only remaining wooden props used in the film. In excellent condition, it features wood and metal construction, complete with rotating footpads and bottom-mounted "magnet pads." A must-see for any film memorabilia buff, we only wish that we could get ahold of Biff's "Pit Bull" model. [Thanks, Sam]
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Store your tools in style with the Craftsman AXS 13-Drawer 27-Inch Combo, available in Black Pearl ($1,200), Midnight Blue ($1,200), Red ($1,050), and Titanium Metallic ($1,000). The AXS combo consists of a 6-Drawer Chest and a 7-Drawer Roll-Away, and features two slide-out LED lights, Master Lock One-Key learning lock system, a heavy-duty, slide-out worksurface, multi-function message-center with LED, and a 6-outlet 120-volt power strip.
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For a sleek, no-drawers-needed look, check out the Sawhorse Worktable ($450) from West Elm. The modern-industrial desk features a glass tabletop that sits on two steel-plated legs in a black nickel finish.
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Keep track of offending douchebags with this handy Shit List Pad ($7). Each list can hold up to nine offenders, their offense and its severity, and what your plan of attack will be. [Thanks, Ammar]
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It's about time Dell made something you won't be embarrassed to have sitting around. The Dell Studio Hybrid PC ($500 and up) is the company's smallest and greenest desktop, and can be personalized with six interchangeable color sleeves or one in bamboo. The Studio Hybrid is about 80% smaller and uses about 70% less power than a typical desktop. Powered by either an Intel Pentium Dual Core (1.86GHz) or Intel Core 2 Duo (2GHz) processor, the mini PC features slot-load DVD, HDMI, an optional Blu-ray Disc drive and an optional TV tuner.
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Get a complete workout from a single machine with the Titan T1 Gym ($3,600). Designed to fit comfortably in a 9' x 12' room, the T1 offers over 50 exercises, including leg press, standing calf raise, shallow incline press, horizontal leg press, pull-ups, seated military... [More]
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At last, you can own your very own Mattel Hoverboard. Okay, so it doesn't actually work, but this super-rare Back to the Future Hoverboard ($30,000) is one of the only remaining wooden props used in the film. In excellent condition, it features wood and metal... [More]
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Store your tools in style with the Craftsman AXS 13-Drawer 27-Inch Combo, available in Black Pearl ($1,200), Midnight Blue ($1,200), Red ($1,050), and Titanium Metallic ($1,000). The AXS combo consists of a 6-Drawer Chest and a 7-Drawer Roll-Away, and features two slide-out LED lights, Master... [More]
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It's about time Dell made something you won't be embarrassed to have sitting around. The Dell Studio Hybrid PC ($500 and up) is the company's smallest and greenest desktop, and can be personalized with six interchangeable color sleeves or one in bamboo. The Studio Hybrid... [More]
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If there's one thing disappointing about the iPhone 3G, it's the fact that El Stevo didn't upgrade the damn camera. This measly 2-megapixel stuff will not stand. For those who are more concerned with a real camera-phone, there's the Samsung INNOV8 ($TBA), which sports an... [More]
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Time to dig out your 80's porno stash. The Ion USB VCR ($230) lets you transfer your old home movies and other VHS videos straight to digital. It offers a direct USB link to the computer, captures video in MPEG4 at resolutions up to 720x480,... [More]
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Designed by silversmithing legend Adrian Pallarols, the Leatherman Argentum Collection ($240-$40,000) takes the pocketable tool to new heights of insanity fashion and elegance. Crafted from 925 Argentine sterling silver and 18K yellow gold, these are tools you most definitely will think twice about using. [via]... [More]
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When it comes to music phones, the iPhone is still the king of the hill. But if you're looking for something other than Apple's touchscreen monolith, consider the Sony Ericsson W902 Walkman Phone (TBA; Q4 2008). This candybar-style phone comes equipped with premium HPM-77 Sony... [More]
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Grill like a champ with the Cuisinart Champion Grill Set ($100). This 5-piece set includes dishwasher-safe, pro-quality grilling tools such as grill tongs, a chef's fork, a silicone basting brush, a chef's spatula, and a master cleaning brush. All the tools are made from durable... [More]
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If stabbing your prey simply isn't enough for you, check out the WASP Injector Knife ($380). Designed for taking out large land and sea predators, this hardcore weapon features a 5.25-inch blade and can hold up to a 24g gas canister, which is used to... [More]
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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 ($500) is a pro-worthy point-and-shoot that features a F2.0 24mm Leica DC Vario-Summicron lens, 10.1 megapixels and an ultra-sensitive 1/1.63-inch CCD. The compact cam captures photos up to ISO 3200 at full resolution, offers full manual control for more advanced photography,... [More]
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Those looking for the most stylish, minimalist speaker system around would do well to take a look at the Sony Sountina ($11,800). This six-foot tower/speaker is made from glass, with cylindrical speakers that emit sound in a 360-degree circle to provide equal audio quality regardless... [More]
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This collapsible LED lantern is perfect for backpackers who want to conserve space. Offering up to 12 hours of illumination, the Coleman Exponent Pack-Away Lantern ($60) weighs only 4.8 ounces with batteries and features a weather resistant rubberized outer shell and a mini-carabiner for hanging.... [More]
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