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Take your favorite gadget and dress it up in with your favorite color. Monaco-based Case Scenario has linked up with Pantone and as a result, they are now able to make this scenario a reality.
In their Case Scenario Pantone Universe collection for Fall and Winter 2010-2011, this means specifically that you can dress your iPhone 4 and iPad in a protective case in a limited range of PANTONE® colors.
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TDK’s retro-styled portable speakers ditch the tape deck (although they do still have a radio), but otherwise you get an authentic 1980s experience. The “2 Speaker Boombox” puts out 20-Watts, and the “3 Speaker Boombox” goes up to 35-Watts. Both boxes have six-inch drivers, and the 3-speaker model adds a six–inch sub to the mix. $400 and $500
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Big, easy-to-read numbers and striking color combinations set Sonbol Genesis Watches ($600-$650) apart from the pack. These bold timepieces are available in a variety of styles, and feature 21 Jewel Miyota movements, stainless steel or black ionic plated PVD 54mm cases, leather or rubber bands, a date window at three o'clock, and water resistance down to 50 meters.
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Surge 2G, the next generation of Waterproof Sport Headphones have been re-engineered to provide an even better waterproof music experience. The latest technology and a sleek new aerodynamic design provide rich sound and a comfortable fit in and out of the water. $50
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The Yike is a carbon-fiber electric bike that still manages to weigh 22-pounds (10.8 kg), runs at 14-mph for up to 6.2 miles on a charge. The front wheel measures 20-inches, the rear is 8-inches.
You ride it by sitting on the combined saddle/handlebar, and when you reach your destination (or the battery dies – both are equally likely), then you scissor the wheels together, fold in the appendages and hook on the carrying strap (included).
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The Wood Whale holds all of your desktop belongings so they don't stray. Pens in the spout, phone in the mouth, letters in the tail. Service with a smile... $50
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The X100 is styled after classic 35mm rangefinders, has buttons and dials for everything (including a proper aperture-ring around the lens), a 12.3MP APS-C sensor, and a 23mm (35mm equivalent) ƒ2 lens (not removable). It also has a bright optical viewfinder with a prism inside which allows you to superimpose dat on the top, or to swap in an entirely electronic ‘finder instantly. $1,000
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CNET Editors' Choice - the Toshiba Portege R705-P25 laptop. At the time, Senior Editor Dan Ackerman proclaimed that "the new 13-inch Portege R705 is close to a perfect balance of design, price, and performance."
Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20025037-1.html#ixzz17dU6PVBP
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