Flying above Spite with the BA 100 Bradley Aerobat

Atul:

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Buying private planes is a delicacy of the Arabs, but what if you are not a rich oil merchant from the emirates yet you have the zest to fly a personal birdie! We have monoplanes for that feel, don’t we and that’s why we should hail Bradley for the Chicago based ‘bird’ maker gives us a miniscule boondoggle feel so that we don’t envy the Sheikhs’.

That feel comes at a low catch especially when they sell it through our beloved eBay and before it becomes a sugging act, the latest bird placed on the bid by Bradley is a 2007 version of the all metal BA 100 Bradley aerobat aircraft. (more…)

Written by Trend Spotter on November 29, 2007  |   1 Comment

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Ultraviolet Spy Pen With Message Shredder

Ultraviolet Pen and Light with Message Shredder (Image courtesy Spycatcher.co.uk)

You know I’m starting to think that real spies don’t actually shop at Spycatcher.co.uk after all. Call me crazy, but if your life depends on keeping pieces of correspondence hush hush, you might not want to rely on a device that looks like a stocking stuffer.

I mean sure, your messages are private because they can only be read with the special ultraviolet light on the pen, but I don’t think they’re that hard to come by. It’s not like this thing is strictly CIA, NSA or MI6 issue. But if you are worried your confidential notes might fall into the wrong hands, you can also use the pen to shred them once they’ve been read. Not even the greatest code breakers or puzzle masters on Earth could reassemble a small piece of paper that’s been cut into 9 strips.

Of course I’m sure kids would love this thing, and at about $9 from Spycatcher.co.uk it probably would make a great stocking stuffer.

[ Ultraviolet Pen And Light With Message Shredder ] VIA [ Gear Live ]

Written by Trend Spotter on November 29, 2007  |   No Comments

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Koenigsegg CCX-R, tailor-made for the thinking rich

Pankaj:

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For the odds we finally have a car that could potentially dethrone the Veyron or the Bristol as the fastest car and for us we have a new car with a hefty price tag. The brand-new special edition Koenigsegg CCX-R from the Swedish hasn’t just been picked by us for a price tag of $2,342,580.46. But for traits which make it outstanding for reasons one many. It is the first car which isn’t just a pure road scorcher running on gas but a devil which surprisingly is eco-friendly as it can run on biofuel, that too, without compromising on the performance. The price looks fitting keeping in mind the specs but what really would be interesting to see is whether it could really dethrone the Veyron. If it truly does, our eco-friendly riches won’t mind having this one at the back of their garages.
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Written by Trend Spotter on November 27, 2007  |   No Comments

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Ocean Breeze Yacht To Go Off For $34,450,000

Rituchauhan:

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The Ocean Breeze is up for sale through Burgess for a massive $34,450,000, which contradicted the rumors that she had been presented to the King of Jordan. The Yatchspotter exposed the listing for the yacht, which flaunts the magnificence of its exterior, designed by Helsingoer Vaerft and a lavishly furnished interior. The listing contains some wonderful shots of the interior décor of this luxurious 269-foot yacht. It has enough space for 28 people in one master cabin, nine double cabins and four twin cabins. In addition, the yacht can accommodate 35 members of the crew.

Via: Luxist

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Diamond Studded Skull by Walter Robinson

Rituchauhan:

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I guess like me, you too might be quite used to seeing diamonds in places that least requires their presence, for instance, this skull that you see in the picture. This piece is done by Walter Robinson who has meticulously decked the skull with a superman logo, studded with diamonds, and named his creation as Cephalogo. The skull is made out of plastic, metal and ‘found’ material. After learning about the $100 million diamond encrusted skull designed by Damien Hirst, this one does not come as a surprise to me!

Via: Gemscollection

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The Impeccable D2 Series Speakers

Rituchauhan:

d2 series speakers 1The D2 Series Speakers consist of four luxurious speakers dubbed as D2-AL-1, D2-ISO-5, D2-ISO-5XCT, which are displayed here in aluminum, and D2-AC that is a customized option in black lacquered high gloss finish. All the speakers come to you in a black, white and silver finish, whereas you get brushed and polished finishes on demand, at an extra cost. All the units are shielded magnetically so that you can place them close to TV sets and monitors without worry. The D2-AL-1 Series costs for $7,453, D2-ISO-5 for $12,838, D2-ISO-5XCT for $20,707, and for the customized one you need to get rid of $250 extra. The pricey stuff is especially designed for AV surround sound application in addition to hi-fi and you get the liberty to select 5.1 or 7.1 systems of speaker models, accordingly.

Via: Hi-techliving

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