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If you work in an office with a graphic designer, chances are he or she has the swankiest desk layout in the whole cubicle farm. From our experience, the same usually goes for their houses. The RGB light is built with design nerds in mind, representing the basic elements of the visible light spectrum. It's very clearly European, which further adds to the impressiveness factor it'll add to your crib, which is currently being lit by one of those light bulbs in an orange cage that are meant to go under a car hood. There's no pricing currently available, but you can bet it's going to set you back a lot of Euros if you can actually get one. But hey, if you want to trick people into thinking you're sophisticated, you're going to have to pay the price.
iLuve iMM178 Vibe Alarm Clock
By Fresno
Despite its decidedly, ahem, adult-sounding name, the iLuv is actually designed to get you out of bed rather than keep you in it. It's based around a normal iPod alarm clock. Plug in your iPod Touch (or iPhone) and you can wake up to your own music. The cool part comes in when you start using the bed-shaker. It's attached by a cord to the radio and shakes vigorously when it's time to get up. It's harder to sleep through than the normal sound alarm and a little less jarring at the same time. It will set you back $89, which isn't cheap for an alarm clock, but that might help curb your urge to throw it across the room every time it goes off.
If your girl happens to live far away, pictures can be a great gift. But, Sending her a 10.2-inch LDC display that hooks up to their wireless network and displays updated versions of the photos you keep online is a lot better. The DreamScreen is a versatile little panel, playing nice with online services like Pandora, Facebook and Snapfish. The high-res screen makes your pictures look a lot better than they already are and the handy remote makes navigation super simple. The 10.2-inch model costs $199, but if you want your mug displayed bigger in her room, you can fork over an extra $50 and get her the 13.3-inch version. Just be careful what kind of photos you upload if you want to hang onto her until next V-day.
We should start off by saying that the ChiliBed has one of the worst names we have ever heard. It sounds like something that happens after your Super Bowl party while you're asleep and drunk. But, the actual product seems like a pretty great idea. Water is channeled through coils within the mattress. The temperature of the water affects how the bed feels. You can make the water as hot as 118-degrees or as cold as 48-degrees, so you'll be comfortable sleeping without the need for a lot of heat or air conditioning. The product isn't actually available yet, making its debut on March 1st, so don't go throwing out that AC unit just yet. Also, we should reiterate that it has nothing to do with the delicious, red kind of chili made with meat and beans.
From: Crunchgear
From: Crunchgear
MotoArt Ejection Seat Chairs
By Fresno
The only thing that seems more exciting than actually flying a fighter plane is the prospect of using its ejector seat to launch ourselves out of it. These classy, and probably incredibly expensive office chairs start their lives as real B-52 bomber ejection seats. Then, they're given a make-over to make them more comfortable and a little more aesthetically appealing. So, they won't actually eject you up in the air, but it will sure as hell look cooler than that clapped out old office chair you've had since the late '90s.
Dyson Air Multiplier
By Fresno
Let's get this out of the way before we go any further: The Dyson Air Multiplier is basically a fan that costs $300. Now that you've had a moment to get over the sticker shock, it's time to appreciate just how cool this Halo-like device really is. When cranked up to maximum, the air multiplier churns through 119 gallons of air in a single minute, making it substantially more powerful than most other consumer-grade fans. Plus, it does all of that without rotating blades to cut off the tip of your dog's tongue. When it gets cold out, just turn it on its side and use it as the world's most expensive Nerf basketball hoop.
Zeo Personal Sleep Coach
By Fresno
If you're a fan of Nike's +iPod system for tracking your exercise, you'll probably be a big fan of this sleep-tracking system. You sleep with a band around your head that records information about your sleep and transmits it to the base. When you wake up, you can sync the info from the tracker to the company's website. It will help you figure out how to get the most out of the small amount of sleep you actually get. The end result is a complete analysis of your sleep pattern that could help you feel less crappy in the long run.
HP DreamScreen 130
By Fresno
For some reason, most digital photo frames we have seen look like total crap. HP's newest little display though has a lot of promise. It has a 13-inch screen for displaying all of your photos. Plus, it has a built-in WiFi connection, which it can use to pull down interesting stuff like weather forecasts. You can hook it up to your Facebook page so it will display your friends' updates and it even supports Internet radio including the awesome Pandora service. It has about 2 GB of built-in storage and will run you a slightly hefty $299. Of course, you can always downsize the screen to 10.1-inches and knock $50 off the price, you might end up with a bad case of screen envy.
Philips iPod Wake-up Light
By Fresno
Unless you're waking up next to Meghan Fox every morning, the sound of your alarm clock is probably more angering than the fact that The Jonas Brothers are getting laid more than you are. But, this $200 bedside clock from Philips skips the sound all together, instead opting for a light with 20 brightness settings that calmly wakes you as it gets brighter. If the light doesn't do it for you--possibly because your eyelids are too fat--you can pick from one of four nature sounds to wake up to. You can also pick a track from your iPod/iPhon, which can sleep in the built-in dock. Just don't pick an MP3 of an alarm clock sound. That defeats the whole purpose.
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