Complete your Solid Snake uniform with this new Walkman.
As it is one of Sony’s flagship intellectual properties, they really have to milk it for what they can: Witness the new Metal Gear Solid Walkman.
It’s a special limited edition of the Walkman NWZ-W252/Z, a water-resistant and washable MP3 player to celebrate the launch of Konami’s highly anticipated Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker on the PSP.
These jeans make friendly room for your gizmos and the family jewels.
Have you been frustrated over and over again about keeping your iWhatevers™ in your 1.0 pant pockets?
Yes, the French just might have the solution for you: WTFJeans! (that’s their name, not our expletive, though it would fit!)
So what makes WTFJeans special? Well, it’s got an iPhone/iPod Touch micro-fiber insulated pocket that’s been cut and measured exactly right so your device doesn’t sway or bump against keys or coins like a buxom girl at a club. And, there’s a hidden, high-security USB stick pocket to keep all your critical data and encrypted porn work documents close.
Stay up longer playing games and surfing the web with these new glasses.
Whether you’re a hard-core PC gamer, professional Excel file maker, Twitter tyrant or anything in between, you likely spend hours a day in front of your computer monitor. You’ve also likely experienced the eye-strain and headaches caused by this kind of long-term exposure to the blue LED light given off by our monitors. Short of calling it quits (yeah, right) what’s a long-term computer user to do?
One awesome option, you could pick up a pair of Gunnar’s Computer Glasses. These slightly convex, yellow-tinted shades filter harmful LED lights and shift the blue tones (that make it so difficult for our eyes to focus) toward the warmer end of the spectrum. Additionally, the lenses are polarized, cutting down on glare and further reducing eye-strain.
Gunnar’s vary in price, ranging from around HK$800 (US$99) to around HK$1,600 (US$200), depending on your frame choice. The majority retail at about HK$1,200 (US$150) – a small price to pay to protect your eyes long-term and reduce those nagging headaches. Gunnar’s Computer Glasses are available online at gunnaroptics.com
Mac accessories made specifically for the Mac and not recolored PC stuff.
As Mac users, we hardly ever come across accessories made for Mac. The best we’ve ever gotten was PC accessories colored white and labeled “For Macs”. We know that the one most important reason that we chose to buy a Mac was for the design and looks. What’s the point of getting an overpriced Mac when we’ll have ruin its marvelous looks by pairing it up with mismatching PC accessories?
Well, that time has finally come to an end. Twelve South, a fairly new company, has gone on a mission to develop accessories exclusively for Macs. The result: perfect match and beauty.
So far, they’ve released 3 different accessories. Our favorite, no doubt, is called the Backpack. The Backpack is a gorgeous little shelf that you can attach to the back of your iMac or Apple Cinema Display. This stylish space-saver can keep your peripherals out of sight while still in reach. You can put anything from USB drives, external hard drives, to even a Mac Mini! The best part is that this shelf relies entirely on gravity and two little adjustible clips, so you won’t ever need to hurt your Mac with cruel screws. This means that you’ll be able to hang more than one Backpack on your Mac! Backpacks are available to be purchased on their official website for HK$230 each, or HK$1,200 for 6 plus shipping.
The BookArc (pictured below) is a stand that can hold anything from a Macbook Air to a 17″ Macbook Pro. The BookArc not only can save valuable desk space, but it also can protect your Macbook by hugging it perfectly with silicone cushions. The best part about it is– it’ll look perfect next to your iMac.
As Mac users, we hardly ever come across accessories made for Mac. The best we’ve ever gotten was PC accessories colored white and labeled “For Macs”. We know that the one most important reason that we chose to buy a Mac was for the design and looks. What’s the point of getting an overpriced Mac when we’ll have ruin its marvelous looks by pairing it up with mismatching PC accessories?
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