Jade Polish Rainbow Case For iPhone From Caze
March 9, 2010
If you want to adorn your iPhone with luxury items such as diamonds or gold, but can’t afford to pick up the iPhone 3GS Supreme, you could always go down the budget route and check out the Jade Polish Rainbow case for the iPhone 3G and 3GS by Caze. It’s similar to your run-of-the-mill transparent iPhone case, but it features more than 50 Swarovski crystals of different colors scattered around the bottom of the case. As a bonus, you’ll plus be given a mirror-finish and anti-fingerprint screen protector, protection film for the Apple logo at the back of your iPhone, wallet-size iPhone stand, as well as a free Swarovski Apple logo cover, or a free bonus iPhone case. The Jade Polish Rainbow case is going for $39, so it really shouldn’t break the bank, right?
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Yet another blinged out iPhone 3GS
February 20, 2010
iphone-bling.jpg" />Looks like the iPhone 3GS is a prime candidate for getting all blinged out, as we have yet another effort by Computer Choppers that offers the Midas combination of gold and diamonds. Dubbed the Limited Edition 24kt Gold & Diamonds iPhone 3GS, you get 24k gold alongside a diamond-studded Apple logo. No notion on pricing, but chances are that would be able to buy a few family cars with some change left by whether you decide to put your money on other frivolous purchases.
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iPod Supreme Rose Edition
February 2, 2010
Don't mind being king of the hill all the instance? Just in case your neighbor has already picked up the iPod touch Supreme, why not settle for something less albeit as dazzling with the iPod Supreme Rose Edition? that literally dazzling music player comes with 263 grams of solid 18ct rose gold, where its iconic Apple logo glitters with 53 diamonds that are set on platinum. Heck, even the navigation wheel itself comes encircled with 4.5ct of high quality diamonds. Bear in mind that there are just 10 of these available worldwide, retailing for £59,995 each. As for the iPod touch Supreme, it is way more expensive at $233,000.
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Fake Chinese MacBooks feature plastic unibody construction.
January 21, 2010
Shameless design thieves in China have copied the Apple MacBook Air, right down to the unibody construction -- but not without dubious "improvements." Instead of being carved from a one slab of aluminum, the "FakeBook Air" is plastic. The Apple logo on the lid lights up just like the real thing. But instead of glowing a sophisticated white, it lights up with cheesy, garish colors. Inside, it's all just generic PC innards. (Props to Cult of Mac)
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iPod Supreme is crazy expensive
December 5, 2009
The iPod Supreme is proud to be known as the most expensive iPod touch on earth, where there are only three models available. It might be a wee bit hard to find a buyer though considering it costs a whopping $233,000 each, where you get 149 grams of 22 carat gold with the trademark Apple logo made from 53 shiny VVS1, color F diamonds. On the outer section of the iPod touch lies 300 diamonds, while the main navigation button is adorned with a dozen diamonds that surround a restricted cut pink diamond of 2.1 carat. All three will come in a box made from white lacquered wood, with inners made from Porsche Nappa leather. Guess the economy is really recovering, eh - who do you think will pick that up? A Russian oil ogilarch, an Arab sheikh or some businessman from the Far East?
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Latest Chinese fake iPhone steals only branding.
November 22, 2009
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