Must Have iPhone Docks With Clock 2011

Top best iphone docks with clock 201 must have is a top recommended iPhone docks and iPhone Accessories in latest seen on internet most wanted iphone dock. This iPhone docks must have 2011 is completely beautiful and full functionalities with a clock bulit-in on it. On the other post we also try to suggest 10 best luxury designed iPod docks and iPhone docks that suite to the people who love good design than it’s performs. Bundle iPhone docks must have list.

Chances are you already own a portable media player and are using it with headphones and in the vehicle. So why not in your home? I’m always amazed at how many people will religiously use their iPod in the car and through headphones but rarely in their homes. iPhone and iPod docks are those products which always come together with the latest technologies. Year after year they are evolving in more hi-tech and sophisticated devices that could solve more and more tasks at once.

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Nowadays you could find an iPhone dock station that also could play video files, wake you up, show your photos like digital photo frames, tell you weather, and synchronize your information. Most of products support all iPhones and almost all iPods. This round up will show you best iPhone docks that were announced and released recently.

iLuv App Station iPhone Dock

iLuv App Station is the latest product in the iLuv’s line of iPhone docks must have 2011. It’s designed to be used as with the iPhone as with the iPod Touch. It comes with a free iPhone application that turns your iPhone into an alarm clock when it is placed in the dock. The dock’s design allows the device to be shifted into vertical or horizontal positions. It’s expected to be on market in February 2010.

The iLuv App Station iPhone Dock is designed to be used with the iPhone  and iPod Touch, and it comes with a free iPhone application  that turns your iPhone into an alarm clock when it is placed in the dock.

ReNu iPhone/iPod Dock

ReNu offers an interesting combination of iPhone/iPod charger and solar panel. It restores the battery in your device using light from the sun. The ReNu+iPod dock features an intelligent user interface that provides feedback on a user’s power generation habits and a hybrid mode that augments light power with traditional electric energy.

Rain introduces ReNu Kit + iPod docking station, which is done to find the batteru light with an iPod or iPhone back from the sun. The package includes a solar panel and the ReNu iPod / iPhone dock.

Obviously, the body of ReNu sunlight absorb and convert sunlight into electrical energy that is stored in a lithium-ion batteries. Attached to the iPod dock for charging iPod / iPhone. The panel can also be used with other products, such as ReNu Rain Sound iPod Dock, and the bright side. The iPod docking station has a USB port for synchronization.

Besides that it only could sync an iPhone or iPod with a computer via USB port what seems to be not enough for $249. Although green all technologies are expensive at the moment. The device is already available for pre-order but target ship date is June 2010.

Sony ICF-CL75iP

ICF-CL75iP was quite a sophisticated machine for an alarm clock, but when you think about it, it does a lot more than just radio and alarm. Therefore, for a pricetag of £120 – £150 (depending where you look), you could consider that Sony has put together an all in one digital picture frame, radio, alarm clock and iPod / iPhone charging dock premium product at a price which really isn’t too bad.

Even though some modern digital frames are capable of audio playback they won’t have such a good quality as docks have. Sony ICF-CL75iP is a nice solution if you want to have the dock that sounds nice and digital photo frame at once. It has 7-inch 800×480 WVGA screen, 1GB of internal storage and supports Memory Sticks, SDs and USB. The price for such device at the moment is $149.95.

We could have been harsh in criticising a lack of touchscreen but if it had a touchscreen, the ICF-CL75iP would not have been in this price range for a Sony product. As always, there will inevitably be downfalls, and for us it was definitely a lack of remote control and the inability to import from an iPod or an iPhone must have.

Sharper Image’s iPhone Dock and Clock

Announced without release date this iPhone dock by Sharper Image is designed for those who like old-style wall clocks with Roman numerals. Of course the dock isn’t look old-school at all but on the contrary is quite modern and minimalist. It also has two speakers so it’s capable of playing music. Announced price is $60. Must have iphone docks and ipod docks 2011 ahlidesain and cerdaskomputer reviews.

The Sharper Image has one of the coolest looking iPod docks I have seen. The dock has roman numerals for a clock around a circle with the dock in the middle. The iPhone becomes the hands when docked and the device sells for $60.

ReVerb

ReVerb is a solar or electric iPhone charger by Regen. Although it can do even more, it can playback your tunes with 60-watt speaker equivalent. Fully charged Reverb can provide up to 12 hours of high quality audio reproduction of the media files stored on an iPhone, iPod Touch or any media player with a headphone jack. It is scheduled to release during summer 2010 with tremendous price – $22.99.

Wall Dock iPhone and iPod Charger

WallDock by DLO is a cable-free charging solution as for iPhones as for iPods. The wall-mounted dock lets you get rid of cables so you can give your iPhone or iPod a safe and secure place to charge. The cushioned top supports your device without the need for fit inserts, and it hides the dock connector when the dock is not in use. A higher power output means you’re fully charged in a shorter amount of time compared to standard, less powerful chargers. The price is $24.99.

Yamaha PDX-60

This is “Best Sounding, Most Convenient iPhone/iPod Audio System to Date“. It consists of two parts connected wirelessly: the dock and speakers. Isn’t that awesome to put your iPhone in the dock and start to listen music from speakers on the other side of the room?

The system also has remote control to control your playlists and sound volume. The dock is available with speakers in black, gray, and blue or pink for $299.95

iHome’s iP90

A DK-AP8P iPod Docking Station’s main feature is a removable touch panel that has three iPod-style touch wheels. The system also features front firing full range speakers along with a subwoofer. It’s compatible with all generation of iPods and iPhones and finished in glossy piano black. The dock also has AUX input and video output on the back which enables it to be connected to a TV for viewing photos or videos stored on the iPhone or iPod. The price is $149.99.

IH-B901NS iStand Notebook Media Bundle

This bundle allows docking your iPhone or iPod in the notebook stand and transferring your music, photos, videos, applications and more with iTunes. High performance speakers let you listen to your favorite music or watch your favorite movie. Illuminated touch sensitive controls allow you to adjust the stand’s speaker volume with the glide of a finger. 2 Hi-speed USB 2.0 ports offer quick and easy access for connecting digital cameras, printers, thumb drives, mice and more. 3 adjustable positions allow you to adjust the position of your notebook’s monitor for the best viewing angle and maximum comfort. The stand fits all 13″ to 15.5″ notebooks. There is also the black version of the stand for non-mac users. The price for the whole bundle is $299.99.

WALdok : Wall Plug-In Speaker/Charger for iPhone/iPods

I want the Waldok. I have wanted one forever, ever since I first saw a dock for the old school iPod. Why don’t we make a cool dock speaker that I can plug onto my bathroom power socket or any other room?

Thankfully, the people at HERNstudio got the same idea and created the Waldok, which they have turned into a Kickstarter project. No cables, no electric shock danger, just plug and play. I hope they pull it off, even while it arrives too late: Now I want an AirPlay-enabled Waldok. [Kickstarter]

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Top Best Tablet 2011 (iPad Alternative) Must Have

It happened with the iPhone and it looks set to happen again with the iPad consumer electronics manufacturers are rushing to bring out Top best tablet PC iPad alternatives Looking for the best tablet that's this looks every bit the iPad alternative that the original Galaxy Tab P1000 This affordable tablet is iPad alternative, it comes with decent hardware close to iPad.

This year is going to be the year of the touchscreen tablet, of that there can be no doubt. While tablet PCs have been around for years, only now are they becoming the desirable, usable and functional devices that we've always wanted them to be – and it's about time too. The iPad is currently the most obvious example of how tablets are going mainstream, but that's not to say that all tablets released from now on are guaranteed to be super awesome.

Samsung Galaxy Tab GT-P1000

UK release date: October 2010
Specs: Android 2.2, 1 GHz Cortex A8 CPU, 512MB RAM, 16GB/32GB, 7-inch capacitive LCD at 1024x600, 3.2MP rear-facing camera, 1.3MP front-facing camera, phone-call-friendly 3G, 380g.

What we think: While the Galaxy Tab promised the world, it didn't quite deliver the tablet experience we were hoping for. As the first big-name tablet to take on the iPad, it failed to live up to its billing. That said, user response has been positive, and despite a high asking price of over £500 SIM-free, this is about as good as it gets out of the current crop of Android 2.2 tablets. A Wi-Fi only model is imminent.

Viewsonic ViewPad 7

UK release date: October 2010
Specs: Android 2.2, Qualcomm MSM 7227 600MHz CPU, 512MB RAM, 512MB storage, 7-inch capacitive LCD at 800x480, 3MP rear-facing camera, VGA front-facing camera, phone call-friendly 3G, 375g.

What we think: Not technically built by Viewsonic, this tablet is also available under various different titles. Essentially it's a Chinese-built OEM device, but you'd be wrong if you think that means it's not very good. It is. It's responsive, it's a nice size and it's usable. The problem is that it should cost £200, not £400.

Advent Vega

UK release date: November 2010
Specs: Android 2.2 (sans Android Market), 1GHz Nvidia Tegra CPU, 512MG RAM, 512MB storage, capacitive LCD at 1024x600, 1.3MP rear-facing camera, no 3G, 700g.

What we think: At £250, the Advent Vega comes in at a very attractive price - it's probably the best tablet for those on a very tight budget. And actually, it isn't half bad. It's responsive, it's not too heavy, it runs Android without breaking a sweat. The problem is that without 3G connectivity there's no Android Market access. There's also no Home button, and the other hardware buttons are fiddly as hell.

ExoPC Slate

UK release date: October 2010
Specs: Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz CPU, 2GB RAM, 23GB/64GB, 11.6-inch capacitive LCD at 1366x768, 1.3MP front-facing camera, 950g.

What we think: While the list is dominated by Android tablets, let's not forget poor old Windows 7. It's in no way a touch-friendly operating system, but that doesn't mean there isn't some decent hardware out there doing its best. The ExoPC Slate is the best Windows tablets at present, and so if you Must have Windows on your tablet, this is currently the one to get.

BlackBerry Playbook

UK release date: Spring/Summer 2011
Specs: BlackBerry Tablet OS (QNX), 1GHz Cortex A9 dual core CPU, 1GB RAM, 7-inch capacitive LCD at 1024x600, 3MP front-facing camera, 5MP rear-facing camera, 400g.

What we think: From the moment the good folks at RIM started talking about the Playbook, we knew it was going to be awesome. And by Jove it's one of the most impressive gadgets we've ever played with. Slick, seemless and sexy, the new BlackBerry OS is as impressive as the polished hardware. This one simply cannot be released soon enough.

 

Motorola Xoom

UK release date: Spring 2011
Specs: Android 3.0, Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core CPU, 1GB RAM, 32GB Flash storage, 10.1-inch capacitive LCD at 1280x800, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, barometer, gyroscope, 5MP rear-facing camera, 2MP front-facing camera, 3G, 730g.

What we think: The Motorola Xoom is one of the second-generation Android tablets that the tech world is getting very excited about. Packing Nvidia's super-powerful Tegra 2 chip and running the tablet-friendly Android 3.0 OS, the Xoom is going to be big.

Top 10 Best  Selling Tablet PCs 2010 was the year of the iPad. 2011 is the year the competition gets serious. Between a slew of new Android 3.0 slates, the BlackBerry PlayBook, and the HP TouchPad, shoppers will have plenty of compelling Apple alternatives to choose from. (Yes, even after the iPad 2 debuts.) Here are the 10 tablets we’re most excited about.

HTC Flyer

UK release date: 2011
Specs: Android 2.3, 1.5GHz single-core Snapdragon, 1GB RAM, 32GB memory, 7-inch capacitive LCD at 1024x600, 5MP camera, 3MP front-facing camera, phone-call-friendly 3G, 415g.
What we think: HTC has decided to release it's first tablet running on Android Gingerbread (2.3/2.4), which will upset some purists that only believe these tablets should run on Honeycomb. However, it does come with a new version of HTC Sense with dual-pane windows which works well with videos and email. As a single-core device in a dual-core world, though, will the Flyer be good enough?

 

LG Optimus Pad

UK release date: 2011
Specs: Android 3.0, 1GHz Tegra 2 CPU, 1GB RAM, 32GB storage, 8.9-inch capacitive screen at 1024x768, 2x 5MP rear-facing cameras for 3D capture, 2MP front-facing camera, phone-friendly 3G, 630g.

What we think: The Optimus Pad is a super-looking tablet and has the USP of having dual 5MP rear-firing cameras for 3D image capture. Add to that dual-core Tegra 2 CPU, a decent screen and Android 3.0 and you've got an exciting tablet on your hands. But pricing could be this tablet's Achilles heel – it's going to be pricey.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 P7100

UK release date: 2011
Specs: Android 3.0, 1GHz dual core CPU, 1GB RAM, 16GB/32GB storage, 10.1-inch capacitive screen at 1280x800 (WXGA), 8MP rear-facing camera with LED flash, 2MP front-facing camera, 3G, 599g.

What we think: The new Galaxy Tab 10.1 (P7100) looks like a real corker. With top-end hardware specs, a lovely screen and Android 10.1, this looks every bit the iPad alternative that the original Galaxy Tab P1000 was supposed to be. We're excited about this one.

 

HP TouchPad

UK release date: Unknown
Specs: webOS 3.0, 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon CPU, 1GB RAM, 16GB, 32GB storage, 9.7-inch capacitive screen at 1024x768, 1.3MP front-facing camera, 740g.

What we think: The touchpad looks like one of the most powerful tablets yet announced, running the as-yet unreleased dual-core Snapdragon APQ8060 1.2GHz CPU. It's also running Palm's webOS 3.0 which sets it apart from all the Android tablets but at 740g it's rather heavy.

Notion Ink Adam Tablet

UK release date: Summer 2011
Specs: Android 2.3, Nvidia Tegra 250, Cortex A9 dual-core CPU, 1GB RAM, 1GB SLC, 10.1-inch capacitive display at 1024x600, optional Qi display, 3.2MP swivel camera, 3G, 2x USB, accelerometer, ambient light sensor, compass, 726g.

What we think: The Notion Ink Adam Tablet is maybe the most anticipated tablet of them all. While it runs on Android 2.3, the Bangalore-based company has built its own complex interface on top called Eden. The hardware specs are impressive on paper, and it looks like this could to be one of 2011's hottest products. Or, it could be an absolute disaster... we'll find out soon enough.

 

Asus Eee Pad MeMo

UK release date: Summer 2011
Specs: Android 3.0, Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.2GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, 7-inch capacitive display, 64GB Flash storage, rear-facing camera, front-facing camera, mini-HDMI out.

What we think: We don't know much about the Asus Eee Pad yet. What we do know is that there are four models, of which the MeMo is at the bottom end. We also know that Asus is taking its time with these Eee Pads, so we can be fairly confident that when they finally go on sale, they'll be good.

Asus Eee Pad Slider

UK release date: Summer 2011
Specs: Android 3.0, Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core CPU, slide-out keyboard, 10.1-inch capacitive display at 1280x800, card reader, HDMI-out, rear-facing camera, front-facing camera.

What we think: At 10.1-inches, the Eee Pad Slider is bigger than the MeMo, and Asus thinks it's big enough to warrant a slide-out keyboard. It's the netbook of the new generation, if you will. It's also the first Android tablet we've seen with a feature like this, though it's not a new concept. Typing on a touchscreen can be a pain, so including a proper keyboard is a nice idea – though how useful it ends up being remains to be seen.

Asus Eee Pad Transformer

UK release date: Summer 2011
Specs: Android 3.0, Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core CPU, 10.1-inch capacitive display at 1280x800, full-size keyboard dock, card reader, HDMI-out, rear-facing camera, front-facing camera

What we think: Asus is keeping all its bases covered by offering a variety of different tablet options, and waiting to see what people buy. The Eee Pad Transformer is similar to the Slider, except there's no built-in keyboard. Instead, the tablet comes with an optional keyboard docking station (it'll cost considerably more with it) for you to keep on your desk.

 

Acer Iconia Tab A500

UK release date: April 2011
Specs: Android 3.0, Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core CPU, 1GB RAM, 10.1 capacitive screen, 5MP rear-facing camera, 3G.

What we think: As Acer's flagship tablet we were expecting big things from the A500 but from what we saw at MWC it doesn't look like the A500 is as high-end as we were expecting it to be. It's still a powerful Tegra 2-powered Honeycomb tablet though, so if it has an attractive price, this could be one to watch.

Acer Iconia Tab A100

UK release date: April 2011
Specs: Android 3.0, Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core CPU, 7-inch capacitive screen at 1024x600, 5MP rear-facing camera, 2MP front-facing camera, 3G.

What we think: The A100 is the little brother to the Acer Iconia Tab A500, and we have high hopes for it. While it doesn't have the high-flying specs of some of the other tablets on this page, we expect this 7-inch tablet to carry a more modest price.

Viewsonic ViewPad 10s

UK release date: Spring 2011
Specs: Android 2.2 (with Tap UI), Nvidia Tegra 2, Cortex A9, 512MB RAM, 16GB Flash memory, 10.1-inch capacitive LCD at 1024x600.

What we think: While the original ViewPad 10 was an absolute dog, the 10s looks a lot better simply because Android 2.2 replaces the dual-booting Windows 7 and Android 1.6. Already released as the Viewsonic G Tablet in the US, the 10s boasts decent hardware specs and a custom overlay on top of Android 2.2. Providing it's priced sensibly, this could be an attractive purchase when it goes on sale.

Dell Streak 7, Dell Streak 10

UK release date: Summer 2011?
Specs: Android 2.2, 7-inch capacitive LCD, 1.3MP front-facing camera, 16GB storage.

What we think: Dell is expanding its range of Android products after it launched its 5-inch phone/tablet lovechild last year. On the way is the 7-inch Dell Streak 7 and the 10.1-inch Dell Streak 10 - and if the original is anything to go by, these tablets will be excellent.

[via TechRadar]

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Most Valuable Bling Gadgets 2011

10 Most expensive gadgets of 2011 cool expensive gadgets top 10 most expensive gadgets Whether you're looking for The Most expensive items, Limited Editions, Yacht, Luxury Watches, Luxury Travel, Supercars, Fashion. Here's the list of top 10 most anticipated gadget  in 2011. Top 10 Most Expensive Cell Phones in the World Here are the list of most.

If you already have a perfectly working games console, mobile phone or iPod/iPhone/iPad, so why buy another model just for the flash finish?Rather, simply send in your trusty model to Goldgenie and have it embellished in 24-carat gold. Prices start from around £90, rising rapidly to £549 for the iPad gold-plating service. Or you can go one step further and embellish your iPhone's bezel with Swarvoski crystals for an eye-watering £850.

Limited Edition Gold Motorola Xoom

Motorola made a limited number of these gold Xoom tablets to hand out to the top celebs at this year’s Academy Awards ceremony. The super-shiny tablets were made for the hosts and nominees for the Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress and Best Director awards.

iPhone 4 Diamond Rose

Apple’s iPhone is rich pickings for the bling industry, but this tops the lot as the world’s most expensive, courtesy of Stuart Hughes. The cool £5m tag is down to the precious metals used in its construction: rose gold, and over 500 flawless diamonds, 53 of which make up the Apple logo on the back. Even the main navigation controls oozes expense: constructed from platinum with a single pink rose diamond in the middle. Only two will be made, but the upside? All that genuine bling means it won’t depreciate in value any time soon.

Tinie Tempah’s Gold Mobiles

Gold is the look right now, it would seem. Tinie Tempah bagged two Brit Awards earlier this month, and was rewarded for his endeavours with a brace of 22 carat gold-plated Blackberry smartphones, one for each Brit.

Swarovski DJ Headphones

You can achieve a massive improvement in sound quality by spending just a few quid on a decent set of cans. But this is one upgrade that would demand a serious cash investment, with a price tag of £1,799.99 at Firebox.com. What does that wad of cash get you? In this case, a set of Audio Technica ATH-M50 studded with a multitude of Swarovski crystals. Understated? Certainly not, but this is one set of cans guaranteed to get you noticed.

World’s Most Expensive Mouse

This Swiss-made mouse is cut from 18-carat white gold and set with 59 brilliant cut diamonds. You can settle for one of two basic designs – Diamond Flower and Scattered Diamond – but seeing as it costs a cool £16,200 from Fabstuff.net you’ll probably want to take advantage of the fact those diamonds can also be set to your own unique design.

Motorola Motopure H12

£4,000 will pay for this blingtastic Bluetooth headset from Amosu. At its heart is a Motorola Motopure H12 headset – a little long in the tooth now, but still perfectly functional. But you’re not paying for that: you’re paying for the customization: 18-carat white or yellow gold front covered with nearly 250 brilliant-cut white, pink or black diamonds.

Gold Nintendo Wii

Get this straight: this isn’t a Nintendo Wii sprayed with a faux gold paint – this is a Wii that’s been embellished in 24-carat gold, which is why you’re paying Goldgenie £529 for the privilege. Not a fan of the Wii? Gold Genie also sells gold versions of the PS3, Xbox 360 and Nintendo DS consoles too. It’s the perfect way to up your bling quotient without taking out a second mortgage.

Crystal Dock

How about this – an iPod/iPhone dock made out of crystal lead glass. Handcrafted in Slovenia by the artisans at Calypso Crystal, there are four designs available. If your wallet can take the hit, choose the limited edition Aurora Crystal Dock. Only 999 have been made, each sporting a unique look. All Auroras are deep sandblasted, finely polished and then hand painted with platinum, which probably explains why you’ll need to pay €349 to own one.

BlackBerry Bold 9700

“Bespoke British tailoring” is the name of the game with Continental Mobiles, which is a typically British understated way of telling you they bling phones for a living. The Blackberry Bold 9700 is one such example, with a range of finishes covering platinum, gold, diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds to suit just about every taste and budget. Prices start from £999 for “simple” platinum and 24-carat gold finishes; the Ruby & Diamond model shown here costs a whopping £1,799.

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Prestige HD SUPREME Edition

What better way to show off your wealth than by purchasing a 55-inch widescreen TV boasting 19kg of 22-carat gold, 48 brilliant cut round diamonds and – ahem – alligator skin? The good news is that the Prestige HD SUPREME Edition is the budget choice in Gold Striker’s TV range, costing a mere £1m. If you have an extra 500K handy, take a look at the Prestige HD SUPREME Rose Edition instead. Your extra dough pays for 28kg of 18-carat rose gold and 72 diamonds – alongside the alligator skin, of course.

Leica M9 Titanium

The M9 series claims to be the first digital camera to offer a full-frame CCD sensor capable of perfectly capturing the old 35mm format, but the M9 Titanium isn’t about that. It’s not even about the fact it was designed by Walter de’Silva, better known for his automobile designs. No, it’s all about the fact this camera is made from titanium. This is why only 500 have been made, and why you’ll be asked to pay £19,200 for the privilege of owning one.

Platinum MacBook Air

Apple users are used to paying a premium for their products, so what’s £5,495 between friends, particularly when it means your MacBook Air is polished to perfection by Gold Striker and then fully embellished in your choice of finish: Platinum, 24-carat gold or 18-carat rose gold? It’s one way to make you stand out from all those other common-as-muck MacBook Air users, definitely.

Gold and Swarovski Crystal USB Stick

One of the tricks of looking well-heeled is not to flash your wealth too much. And a trick of trying to pass yourself off as richer than you are is to choose something that looks like diamond, but isn’t. This is where this relatively understated crystal-laden 4GB USB stick scores on both counts: it looks dapper rather than gash, and it only costs £117.44 from Goldgenie. If that’s too rich, try the 24-carat Gold USB stick instead; that’s a trifling £82.19, you cheapskate.

Vertu Constellation Quest

Vertu represents the ultimate in British craftsmanship and engineering. Sure, the phone is constructed from precious metals and stones, but it’s for build quality purposes more than show. Each phone is lovingly hand built by a single individual at the company’s Hampshire base, and they’re responsible for resolving any problems that might occur.

The phone also comes with tailored services, including 140 in-depth and regularly updated city guides and a concierge service (which includes an initial “fitting” of the phone to your exact requirements). Prices start from a trifling £5,000 for the ‘basic’ model, but you can pay £17,200 for a gold finish if you prefer.

Cubical Leopardo Crystallized Swarovski iPhone 4 Case

When you want the glitz and sparkle, but re-mortgaging your house isn’t an option, the simplest solution is to opt for Swarovski crystals over diamonds and other gems. £140 will buy you this Cubical Leopardo case, but if it doesn’t turn you on, don’t fret – DSstyles offers a mind-boggling array of glitzy cases covering most popular mobile phones – and if you don’t like any of the designs provided, you can create your own.

Diamond Nokia N95

One of the biggest frustrations with tech is how quickly its value depreciates. Amosu has the perfect remedy for that – take this Nokia N95, for example. The model may be yesterday’s news, but add 27.5g of 18-carat white gold and 675 brilliant-cut diamonds, make sure only 25 are made and charge £27,500 for the privilege. That’s not flashing your wealth; it’s an investment – particularly as Amosu can transfer your diamonds to a new phone at a later date. How cool is that?

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