Bang & Olufsen BeoCom 2 Holiday Colors
Sure, the design of the BeoCom 2 is polarizing, but you can't help but be intrigued by its unconventional shape. For the holiday season, Bang & Olufsen is updating the phones in a number of colorways in which a unique process was devised that uses a strong lacquer that is used on cars to avoid scratches during the finishing phase of the automobile. Link
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Incase Chrome iPhone Slider Cases
Incase's popular iPhone Slider Cases are now available in what we think is their best colorway yet: Chrome. The Chrome Slider Case will be available in four colors: Black, Silver, Gold, and Copper. Link: $35
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Incase Combo Charger
Our favorite iPod/iPhone travel charger is getting an update with the new Incase Combo Charger which adds dual USB ports, a 12V input for your car, and a flip-up prong for charging on a wall socket. Link: $40
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Audio-Technica ATH-ES10 EarSuit Headphones
For jet-setting audiophiles who want nothing but the best, Audio-Techinca's ES10 should deliver the goods with its powerful 53mm drivers and Bobbin volume OFC voice coils. The cans also feature a full titanium housing, a wide frequency range of 5-40,000Hz, and an impedance of 42 Ohms. Link: $550
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Casio Exilim EX-G1
There has been an explosion of outdoor-ready, all-terrain cameras this year, but if we were to gauge the playing field on looks alone Casio's definitely got the keys to the Lamborghini in a parking lot full of Yugos. The EX-G1 looks like a remnant of Optimus Prime's body left on the battlefield with its robotic looks and hard angles. As for performance the camera is a 12.1 megapixel shooter wrapped in a body that's under an inch thin and is shock-proof, dust-proof, weather-proof to -14F, and water-proof up to 10 feet. Link: $300
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Digital Cameras & Video |
Bowers & Wilkins MM-1
Bowers & Wilkins is also releasing a set of computer speakers that look to be the perfect complement to Apple's new iMac desktops. The speakers use a dual driver system that dedicates one driver to bass and midrange frequencies and one to treble. They also incorporate B&W's acclaimed Nautilus tweeters which are found in some of their highest end studio speaker equipment. Link
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Bowers & Wilkins P5 Headphones
The P5 is Bowers & Wilkins first foray into headphones, but with 45 years of experience in the business its hard not to expect these guys to hit it this one out of the park. The P5s have been design from the ground up to produce natural, precisely-tuned audio that sounds crystal clear while maintaining long hours of listening without fatigue. The headphones use a specially designed set of ultra-linear neodymium magnets combined with optimized mylar diaphragms to deliver the acclaimed Bowers & Wilkins sound. The headphones also feature an interchangeable "Made for iPod" cable for audio and phone control. Link / Source
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Ricoh GXR
Just when you thought the trend was moving toward compact SLR-grade cameras with interchangeable lenses, Ricoh surprises everyone and takes the idea one step further. Their GXR camera uses a unique system of interchangeable lens blocks which integrates the lens, sensor, and image processing chip. Removing the sensor from the body gives you limitless possibilities while also future-proofing your setup as newer lens/sensor technologies are released. The camera will be launching with two lens/sensor options: The first being a 50mm (APS-C) F2.5, 12.3 Megapixel Macro and the second is a 24-72mm F2.5-4.4 10 Megapixel wide-angle zoom. Link
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Dell Adamo XPS
Dell wasn't about to attack the MacBook Air by simply going slimmer (which they did) than the svelte Apple laptop, they created a unique hinge system that raises the keyboard and places the computer at much more ergonomic position. The computer itself features an ultra-low voltage 1.4GHz Core 2 Duo, 128GB SSD, 4GB of RAM, and a innovative locking feature which lets the user swipe their finger over a surface to unlock and open the computer. Link
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Sony Ericsson Pureness
Sony Ericsson's Pureness is for the minimalist who wants to be a little less connected in a an over-connected world. While the phone is pretty basic in its featureset, the phone doesn't skimp on design. It sports a beautiful transparent screen and a hidden keypad which reveals itself when in use. Link
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