The 2009 Hello Kitty collector edition Swarovski wristwatch has arrived in Japan. The crystal encrusted watch, available in white or pink, has been designed in Italy by Vabene and manufactured in Japan by Citizen.
Here we have another example of a storage device that has been designed so that you can wear it like a piece of jewelry, just like the ones we covered in the 13 Bling Bling USB Flash Drives post a couple of months ago.
Swarovski, the Swiss Austrian company known for their precision-cut glass crystals, has now released a line of pocket binoculars decorated with shimmering crystals.
These stylish crystal USB desktop speakers are described by ThinkGeek as the “smallest audiophile performance stereo USB speakers available for PCs and Notebooks” – a description which comes with this simple explanation:
There is still nothing indicating that the ideas for new weird USB hubs would be slowing down – on the contrary, they just keep coming. The latest example of that is this hub that features a “crystal” ball with a fake fish inside.
The Altec Lansing MUZX MHP 206 is a pair of earphones enhanced with sparkling precision-cut Swarovski elements: jeweled flowers on the earbuds and a stunning butterfly on the choker.
The Japanese (of course) company NEC has announced its LaVie G, a Hello Kitty inspired PC covered with precision-cut Swarovski crystals.
Per B. Sundberg, a Swedish glassmith known for having developed his own Fabula and Litograal glassblowing techniques, has designed a limited version of the Tivoli “Model One” radio.
The Per B Sundberg Radio ($5 867 – yes, you read it correctly) has only been made in 30 copies. It weighs 6.9 kg (15.2 pounds) and measures 15 x 13 x 23.5 cm (5.9 x 5.1 x 9.3 in.).
The original Tivoli “Model One” radio costs $120.
(Via Charles & Marie)
Good old Roberts Radio always makes beautiful products. On the webiste for the German retailer they have some awsome special editions models that I have never seen on the official website (or have I just missed it?).
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