The Reverse Bathtub, Luxury Showers Coming Your Way!

Shut yourselves off from the world, and silently slip into the world of luxury to rejuvenate yourself with water therapy. The Reverse bathtub by Cesana has everything that you can ask for in a bathtub along with an expectedly high price tag. It’s a unique blend of simplicity and class that adorns your high-tech bathing rooms. Reverse consists of an aluminum frame and adjustable feet which allow water massage systems to fit in it. That’s not the main attraction, the hub of attention is the shower bathtub screen, composed of two independent doors opening separately and the smaller door opening towards the inner side.

IPod Shuffle Dipped in Real 18 Carat Gold

You love your iPod shuffle. Sleek and sexy, it’s your favorite gadget. But the color options are not quite your liking. Here’s a solution, get yourself a golden one. German Company Xexoo is offering the iPod Shuffle that has been made of real 18 carat gold. That’s gonna cost you bit more than your standard shuffle as the price tag reads 14,000 EUR (US $10,000). You want diamonds. Don’t worry as an upgrade with diamonds will be available soon. The moment you encounter any problem with your golden iPod shuffle, let the company’s 24/7 service know and they will replace it as soon as possible. The device is shipped to you in a beautiful wooden box in Piano style.

Voodoo ENVY H:171: Stiff Competition to Consoles

Gaming aficionados demand unique machines with incredible performance and they are likely to love the new Voodoo ENVY H:171, the 17-inch widescreen gaming notebook. Voodoo PC is known worldwide as a leading architect of personalized, handcrafted high-performance PCs. As the name says, it will make your friends envy.
Anyway, the innards include a Core 2 Extreme processor, a Dual NVIDIA GeForce Go 7950 graphics chipset, 4GB of RAM, and a hard drive capacity of up to 600GB (you need to use three drives). Playing all the demanding games on this notebook will be fun with such incredible headroom. You have the choice of the paint and tattoo finishes. While the barebones system will set you back $5000, you need to shell out somewhere around $7,477 for the full fiend.

Louis Vuitton’s Luxury IPhone Protection Cases

The most puffed up cellphone on the shelves at the moment is the Apple’s iPhone. A few days back, an anonymous bidder pledged a sum of $100,000 for an iPhone at a charity auction. Originally priced at $499 for the 4GB version and $599 for the 8GB versions, you thought it is quite expensive. But, you will be surprised to know that an iPhone case from the house of Louis Vuitton is about twice the price of the actual iPhone. The set of four cases include Monogram Canvas, Taiga Leather, Epi Leather and Alligator Skin. While the Monogram Canvas case can be had for a mere $225, the Alligator Skin case will set you back $1120. Hmm…lavish possessions need to be placed in luxurious casings. All the high end beautifully designed cases are available exclusively at Louis Vuitton’s Fifth Avenue flagship store in Manhattan.

Luxury Water - Water is No More Just Water

This might be the next best style statement for the super rich out there who have got more money than brains. Luxury water is in vogue in the city of New York these days. A luxury water bar named Via Genova is offering its customers nearly 80 different types of water from around the world.

The list includes the “10 Thousand BC” water from British Columbia priced at $30 and the crystal-covered “Bling water” with a price tag of $55. Water has no more remained just water.

This thing really makes me scratch my head. Are the uber-rich paying for the water, the bottle, or simply showing off the riches? All I like about this “luxury water” is the chic bottle design…nothing else.

Legendary German WWII Cipher ENIGMA Machine on Sale

Do you know which complex encryption system was used by Nazi Germany during the World War II? Yes, it was the Enigma Machine and we see a genuine Enigma machine turning up on eBay every now and then. This time, up for auction at eBay is an Enigma machine, which was introduced in 1923 by the Chiffriermaschinen Aktien-Gesellschaft (Cipher Machines Stock Corporation). Germans used the same to encrypt messages during World War II. The current bid on this antique specimen is US $12,276 and the reserve has not been met. This Enigma machine is claimed to be in full working “museum condition” and includes extra lamps. The bidding will end in eight days from now.