Leica M7 Edition Hermes Camera

There comes a time when you want to capture a special moment at a fashionable event and a great high-end camera is needed. German camera manufacturers Leica in collaboration with the French high fashion house Hermès provided a solution with the new Leica M7 Edition Hermès camera. Merging the worlds of great camera technology and luxury design, the 35mm Leica M7 Edition Hermè is truly a breakthrough in camera quality and appearance. Offered in orange and etoupe brown calfskin leather colorways with a silver chrome finish, the camera features a Leica SUMMILUX-M 35 mm f/1.4 ASPH wide-angle lens, a round lens hood, a LEICAVIT M rapid winder and a leather carrying strap, that is package in an elegant silk-lined box. The exclusive Leica M7 Edition Hermès camera is limited to 100 of each color with a price tag of ($12,950).

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Apple iPad

For the last few days the internet has been buzzing about the new Apple iPad. Check inside to see what the fuss is about.



For details on the iPad's features check here!

2011 Audi A8

For 2011 Audi has made some dope enhancements to the A8 such as, the car comes with full LED headlamps which can adjust direction and throw on the basis of the navigation system, a new MMI including handwriting recognition, an updated 4.2-liter FSI V8 engine with 372 horse power and an eight-speed Tiptronic gearbox. The A8 also have better fuel efficiency, with the company claiming 15 percent better fuel efficiency then the V8. Check inside for more pics and to learn about the dope upgrade to Audi's navigation system!!



Another dope feature is the 3D Navigation!! The sedan comes with an 8-inch LCD screen that shows you land marks in 3D, thanks to a collaboration with the Google Earth and terrain-mapping functionality. The new system will use a UMTS modem for transferring data to the navigation system for downloading the maps. The data is then used to make an online search through a multimedia interface through which a user can search for "Cabinet maker" which displays the results. The mounted computer then matches the street data with the Google Earth 3D terrain model and provides route guidance through the map. Talk about life-like real-time support!

Sony Playstation 3 Slim

Sony rolls out a new, much smaller, much lighter PS 3. Dubbed the PlayStation 3 Slim, the new model also eats up way less energy and contains more memory than the original. Available this September starting at $300 USD for a 120GB model. Rumor has it a 250GB is also in the pipeline.

Microsoft Project Natal

Steven Spielberg helped introduce a new prototype camera yesterday that allows you to play the Xbox 360 with NO hands. The camera tracks your body’s movement and responds to commands, directions and a shift of emotion in voice without the need for a controller.
I guess Bill Gates was tired of Wii stealing all the shine! This joint looks dope!

Sprint Palm Pre drops June 6th

After you go grab your tan Yeezy's you can head over to a Sprint store, Best Buy, Radio Shack, or Wal-Mart to go cop Sprint's new Palm Pre. This is a dope phone and will be $199.99 after a $100 mail in rebate and two-year contract. For more info on the Pre, click here!

Who knew buying a soda could be so fun??

Samsung's touch screen vending machine

Can you weather the Storm??

Well I hope you can because the new Blackberry Storm is touching down very very soon!! In the next few days for that matter. Verizon Wireless’ new BlackBerry Storm 9530 takes RIM (Research In Motion) into the touch arena, featuring a large display with an on-screen keyboard, a 3.2-MP camera, GPS, and Verizon Wireless’ 3G data speeds. Are you big on travel? Well, this Storm supports UMTS 3G data speeds in France, Italy, Japan, Spain, and UK. The large screen can be used for editing Excel sheets on the go or catching up on a flick during the morning commute. Verizon and RIM are still to set the price for this smart phone. MOre pics inside

Philips' 3D HDTV

If you thought 3D means wearing special glasses to watch the motion, then you need a serious update. Philips is out with a range of 3D HDTVs that don't require the special glasses at all and can be viewed with the naked eye. The Quad Full TVs relay data at such a fast rate that they increase a display's screen resolution to 3840x2160 (or 8.29 million pixels), four times the number of pixels of the highest HDTV standard. Both the factors, data speed and high resolution, are incidental to the performance of a 3D TV. The large collection of pixels produce images that are important to the optical illusion and the speed puts the images together instantly. This creates a large viewing angle (160 degrees) and a very high image contrast.

Philips promises up to 46 views at once, which means the resolution is 23 times better than others viewed before. Apparently this TV will cost approximately $25,000 and Philips has already penciled in a 56" version.

Macbook Touch is on its way!

Think MacBook screen, possibly a bit smaller, in glass with iPhone-like, but
fuller-featured Multi-Touch. Gesture library. Full Mac OS X. This is why they
bought P.A. Semi. Possibly with Immersion's haptic tech. Slot-loading
SuperDrive. Accelerometer. GPS. Pretty expensive to produce initially, but sold
at "low" price that will reduce margins. Apple wants to move these babies. And
move they will. This is some sick shit. App Store-compatible, able to run Mac
apps, too. By October at the latest. Source

New iPhone coming July 11, 2008

Here it is finally!! On July 11th the cell phone that took the technology world by storm will be "twice as fast, and half the price". 8GB is available for $199 and 16GB will come in white for $299

Introducing iPhone 3G. With fast 3G wireless technology, GPS mapping, support for enterprise features like Microsoft Exchange, and the new App Store, iPhone 3G puts even more features at your fingertips. And like the original iPhone, it combines three products in one — a revolutionary phone, a widescreen iPod, and a breakthrough Internet device with rich HTML email and a desktop-class web browser. iPhone 3G. It redefines what a mobile phone can do — again. For more features go check out Apple.

Hate to give you bad news..

but if you are waiting for the Blackberry Bold like I am, the good news is that it's about to drop. But umm I guess you should know that only AT&T will have it for a while!! They are snatching all the cool phones lol

A sneaker Vending Machine??

Japanese sports fashion brand Onitsuka Tiger created the worlds first sneaker vending machine. Keeping fresh sneaks have never been this easy and convenient!!

The trainer vending machine will be stationed just off Carnaby Street for three days only at the Onitsuka Tiger store between Monday 14th - Wednesday 16th April and all trainers from the vending machine will begiven away- so you don't need to put your hand in your pocket at all. After making a star appearance in London, the vending machine will then embark on a national tour throughout 2008, starting in Manchester.

I can't wait til other brands follow this lead because this will be a good look. Just put these joints in front of every nightclub lol

Follow your Instincts!!

CTIA Wireless 2008 kicked off in Vegas yesterday, and while this post-iPhone edition probably won't include any earth-shattering new stuff, it's off to a decent start with Samsung's just-unveiled Instinct. The phone uses an Apple-style virtual keypad, but works with Sprint's speedy EVDO network for full HTML browsing, GPS, and even live TV. It also includes corporate e-mail compatibility, which is due on the iPhone this June—a rare instance of Apple playing catch-up.

Altec Lansing T612 iPhone dock

Finally, an iPhone speaker dock that takes calls: Unlike other models, which require you to switch to “airplane mode" to avoid a hellish cacophony when your iPhone rings, the T612 works with your phone still functioning, smoothly fading out the music as your ringtone fades in.
Altec Lansing T612, $199.95, alteclansing.com

When shawty come around I clean up nice!!

The computer controlled showerheads are custom designed to quickly and accurately change the water temperature for different areas of your body. The standard shower is designed with six zones: overhead, shoulders, upper torso, lower torso, upper legs, and lower legs. Each zone has independent controls for temperature and pressure for the most beneficial hydrotherapy effects. The shower’s touch screen enables you to choose from several sequences designed by spa specialists for a completely unique experience. This shower comes with 18 high-tech showerheads and a price tag of $100,000.

Sickest phone ever!!

The Chanel Choco Phone, this concept has been designed by Fred de Garilhe. More pics inside

It works by integrating an optical fiber system that display image between two glass parts. There are 12 micro lighter fibers, that throw image components to the glass, that offer a quite good luminosity, and keep the mobile phone concept as light as possible. All lights only appear when you open the phone, by pushing removable part on the side of it.

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Projection screen what??

The Panasonic 150-inch Plasma was officially unveiled by the brand at the CES 2008 conference. This 150-inch plasma display features a 2160x4096 pixel count. Although not much is known about its prices techie part, it is supposed that this colossal screen feeds on 220volts. And if you are already digging in to your pockets to buy this TV (assuming that you can accommodate this screen in your den) then you need to pause till 2009 (at least). See more pics inside

Apple Macbook Air

Apple has just added another item to every technology lovers wish list including mine with their super thin Apple MacBook Air. At its slimmest, the MacBook Air measures just 0.16 inch and weighs a mere 3 pounds. The biggest thing about it is its price tag that starts at $1,799. Other features include it 3 pound weight, a 13.3-inch screen, 80-GB hard drive, 1.6-GHz or 1.8-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, built-in camera, wireless networking, and five hours of battery life. Releases officially in 2 weeks, but you can pre-order yours here.