The Guardian – the world’s first travel safe The world’s first security luggage that can be carried with a handle or shoulder strap A 4 kg “Guardian” was created by the bespoke German luxury safe manufacturer Döttling to provide unique protection for up to six watches, jewelry, or important documents. Carried with a handle or … Read more
Latest innovation in ski goggles allows wearers to see maps, speed, temperature and playlists. The new Oakley’s Airwave ski goggles offers Recon Instruments’ latest heads-up technology, features GPS, Bluetooth, can be operated via a wrist device. and a range of other onboard sensors. The $599 goggles features also preloaded maps of ski resorts around the … Read more
Dior Rêverie Technology: one-of-a-kind couture handset Hand assembled in France, the full touch-screen Rêverie is the ultimate luxury handset from Dior Phone. Adorned with 1,539 diamonds, 18-karat white gold and 46 pieces of natural white mother-of-pearl marquetry with the Dior cannage pattern, the compact, high-performance luxury multitouch LCD telephone brings the French luxury house’s classic … Read more
AgustaWestland, the Anglo-Italian helicopter company owned by Italy’s Finmeccanica, has a new aero toy designed in partnership with Pininfarina. The preeminent helicopter manufacturer and Pininfarina offer interiors with nine passenger seating, two executive VIP seats. The entertainment and connectivity are ensured with two 15” monitors, CD/DVD/satellite radio/satellite/i-Pod compatibility. The Open Mike System provides communications from … Read more
Latest Vertu’s Constellation Black Neon is based on the same Vertu’ features: opulent hand-made exteriors, modern and masculine design, and an worldwide 24-hour Concierge service access. Add the 32GB of memory, 8- megapixel camera, FM radio, GPS, an Accelerometer, and a ~£17,300 price tag for the Vertu Constellation Quest model. Constellation Black Neon, decribed by Vertu … Read more
Autopilot technology, GPS, and cameras, have grown small enough to fit on a toy plane and affordable enough for amateurs to buy, in part because these electronics are also integral components of smartphones. The domestic drones are the newest and coolest toys. Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief of the Wired magazine, predicts the rise of the … Read more