I must admit, i’m not a modding aficionados, but this new glowing green Xbox 360 neon case from XCM looks great, specially with the semi-translucent look that provides inner glance at the console itself. There’s no word on price but it should be available soon, so if you’re looking for a unique design for your gaming box, this might be a nice solution.
[via Technabob]
First time I’ve encountered with this picture, i thought it’s an old fashioned purse, designed for super-chic grannies. Turns out i was totally wrong, It is a Nintendo DS Lite, turned into a crappy piece of coated spangling pearls, courtesy of King Deco. I mean, seriously, what were they thinking, is there anyone in this planet that consider buying this thing? I guess not, unless you’re a DS collector.
[via Crave]
Samsung introduces a new limited edition Flower design for its YP-T10 players, to be released in the following weeks. The new ‘La Fleur’ design is a blend of purple and black, made of strong aluminum and includes some matching floral wallpapers, to be presented as part of the UI. No word on price or availability, but this lineup is going to be very limited, so if you like it, watch carefully for further announcements. Meanwhile, check the video after the break.
[via gmp3]
Creative has decided to broaden its Zen lineup by adding new sporty colors, including pink and red. There’s no special cause behind it, just a stylish move to offer the player to customers with different flavor. Beyond that, everything else pretty much stays identical to the previous models, including the 2.5-inch TFT display (320 x 240), storage capacity - ranged from 2GB up to 32GB, SD/SDHC slot, FM radio and more. Mind you, the pink version is exclusively available in Walmart, as the red one appears at Buy.com. Checkout the full specs after the break.
[via gmp3]
Microsoft plans to launch a Joy Division limited edition version of its Zune MP3 player, courtesy for the the band’s Unknown Pleasures DVD release on June 10th. To shed more info, Unknown Pleasures is the first album by Joy Division, released in 1979. In 2000, Q Magazine has placed this great album at number 19 in its list of the 100 Greatest British Albums Ever, as Pitchfork Media placed it at number 9 in its list of the 100 Greatest Albums of the 1970s, so it’s very exciting to see a company like Microsoft, making this nice gesture, by endorsing the band with a special Zune edition, that will be designed by Peter Saville, the original graphic designer behind the Joy Division album covers.
Update: There are 500 copies available in the US for $400, coming in a luxury package.
[via wired]
Western Digital has officially released a new My Passport Essential lineup, coming with 10 stunning glossy colors that join the already exist dull black portable drive. The new series features a luxurious soft-touch finish and shiny vivid colors, including brilliant orange, super sunny yellow, raindrop blue, arctic white, deep viola, cherry red, ultra mint, real red, intense blue, and vibrant pink. Sized at 15 x 126.15 x 79.5mm, each of the drives is available in 120GB, 160GB, 250GB or 320GB capacities, so you can pickup your favorite color with prices ranged from $119.99 to $179.99, respectively.
[WesternDigital via I4U]
PNY unveils the new Attache’ flash drive, coming with a stunning slick design and a nice fashionable flowery flavor. It has no special technical advantages but it’s built in a special configuration to protect the USB dongle, once you close the external shell. The Attache’ USB2.0 stick houses 2GB or 4GB capacity to store all your files, documents, photos and music, safely. Price should be around $60 for the 4GB version, no details regarding release date.
I don’t really like this whitish Xbox 360 color, i think it’s dull and pale. To serve my desires (and others), XCM has created a really cool chrome Xbox 360 case, compatible with the HDMI ports. This new metallic mirrored shell will shine on your desk for merely $60, but if you want a matchable skin for your controllers, it should be $25 each, which makes this escapade a bit expensive and very smudgy.
[via slashgear]
I really like the new Art Nouveau cases from Korean company 3Rsystem, it is chic, stylish and very high-end designed. This new “R240 GRACE” lineup features mirrored black or white faceplates, adorned with nice illustrations and made of high glossy bezel. In addition, it has an impressive reddish LCD screen at the bottom and a built-in iMON, to control your multimedia wirelessly. No word on availability, but if you want to get one of these, it will cost you between $70 - $80.
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So many rumors are floating around the Meizu M8 cellular-player concerning launching date, interface design, iPhone cloning issues and more. One of the latest rumbling refers to the following pictures, presenting the presumably GUI of the M8 device. Although we have no resource to verify the authenticity, it sure looks different from previous publications and distinguishes the Meizu from the iPhone. Stay tuned for the next scuttlebutt, in days to come.
[via gmp3]
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Hey boys… hey girls, iPod Shuffle gets inlaid. This 18 Karat diamond encrusted was created by jeweler artist, Thomas Heyerdahl, in purpose to be auctioned for charity in London. If you care for a lavish 1GB mp3 player, made of white and pink gold, just open your wallets and count $40,000 - it’s for a good cause, so don’t be stingy.
[via gmp3]
Do me a favor, don’t hang out with this USB bomb drive in your bag, once it goes live. Designed by Joel Escalona, the threatening device might be a nice decoration on your desk but very suspicious on the go. Judging its size, it can host like 500GB of storage or a ton of gunpowder but as we already implied, it is only a prototype, thank god.
[via technabob]
This new USBee flash drive concept won the first prize at the MS Industrial USB Competition. It features a bending neck (whatever it means), a ventilation cooling system to provide chilled air around the circuit board (redundant), and a detachable cap that hooks at the back. No word on storage capacity or production, but i think i’m starting to like this “Bee-stick” design, only from the outside, nothing else.
[via yankodesign]
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In case you’re lost in a foreign city or just a tad inebriate, this new fashionable jacket will lead your way to the place you want. Equipped with an integrated LED display, an audio unit in the hood and a GPS receiver, the NavJack will light up your directions, instruct your way vocally and present your destination. Unfortunately, we have no other details concerning price, availability or battery life, but if you happen to get one, don’t throw it to the laundry. Check the video after the break.
[via slashgear]
I really like this Naja King stand, providing a nice 360º position grip for your iPhone or iPod Touch devices. This clean designed holder is a flexible three foot metal cable, packed with 7 non-scratching finger grippers that can sit on your desk as an artifact. If this thing looks snaky to you, bear in mind that “Naja” stands for Cobra snakes. This baby cost $40, pretty pricey for a cable.
[via gizmodo]
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