1958 Ferrari 250 GT LWB ‘Tour de France’ Berlinetta
One of the most desirable competition-bred Ferraris in existence 1958 Ferrari 250 GT LWB Tour de France will be on offer at next week’s London auction.
Powered by an alloy block-and-head V-12 engine, this is one of just 36 competition 250 GT LWB Berlinettas originally produced by Ferrari with the single vent and desirable covered headlamp configuration.
The Italian luxury fashion house D&G has designed a dazzling iPad case that gives your iPad a true bling quotient. The beautiful and luxurious case is made of shimmery sequins and authentic black leather, made in Italy. The case is encrusted with gold hardware and shiny star strap with a chin shoulder.
HOW cited in KETI Hubert, Morgan Stanley analyst, Apple’s three senior managers, Peter Oppenheimer, Ron Johnson and Eddie Ku, refused to discuss the date when it will introduce a smart phone iPhone fifth
According to the site World of Apple, Hjubertiova requested comment on rumors of delays launch of next-generation iPhone, but has not received a response.
Samsung Flexible
Flexible displays “Electronic ink is likely to win the market until the first usable drawing color screen that can be seen in the science fiction series of novels and stories inspired by Gene Rodenberija. However, Samsung’s researchers may have on the trail of an important discovery with its flexible AMOLED display that can be bent without any consequences.
Prototype was designed and developed by researchers from Samsung’s Institute for Advanced Technology in South Korea, in detail has been tested and passed as many as 100,000 bending cycles and the change process. The test results showed no visible grooves, while the brightness decreased only by 6%.
Isabella’s Islay Whiskey
Whiskey or whisky is an anglicization of a Goidelic name (Irish: uisce beatha and Scottish Gaelic: uisge beatha) literally meaning “water of life“.
Luxury Beverage Company of the United Kingdom, presented most luxurious non-alcoholic beverage Ruwa, has now unveiled Isabella’s Islay, the most expensive luxurious whisky product in the world as of now. It is available in two editions.
Futuristic Hotel – Yotel
ALTHOUGH THE NEW YORK Yotel be opened in June, his robot in the form of mechanical hands to manage baggage, but catches the eye of passersby. Visible from the sidewalk, in a white room is Yobot, the first robot to manage luggage in hotels ever built, which is not required to tip.
The hotel is located on Tenth Avenue No. 570, three blocks west of the intersection of Times Square, and the latest in a chain of small and modern hotel Yotel, which includes the pensions of the London airports Gatwick and Heathrow and Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport, with rooms in shaped “cocoon” which is charged by the hour spent in them.
Swarovski Bottles
If you want your bar to bling up, without any spirits, then Swarovski Crystal Encrusted Absolut Vodka Bottles is just the thing you need. Sold in a lot of six bottles, each of these Absolut bottle “Embellished By Relish” features 5,000 Swarovski crystals. The Florida-based online craft boutique RelishByGT. The 750ml bottles cost $6,700 for the complete set.
Jeff Koons Iconic Pink Panther Sculpture
American artist Jeffrey “Jeff” Koons (born January 21, 1955) known for his reproductions of porcelain sculpture “Pink Panther” has fetched $16.8 million at the Sotheby’s May 10 contemporary art auction. The 1988 porcelain sculpture of a semi-naked blonde woman hugging a pink panther toy it was earlier expected to sell for between $20 million and $30 million.
Bugatti Veyron Sang Bleu speedboat
Superior in every sense, the Bugatti Veyron already has earned itself a name in car history as an undisputed classic. We have earlier seen some of the most exotic and expensive Bugatti Veyrons, and now, we have a yacht that draws inspiration from this gorgeous Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Sang Bleu supercar. Designed by Ben Walsh, the 30-foot Sang Bleu yacht concept enjoys a sleek silhouette and a carbon fiber and aluminum exterior.
Flexible Phone
Researchers from the Laboratory of Human Media (Human Media Lab) of the Canadian Queens University of Ontario (Queen \ ‘s University of British Columbia) made the fully functional, flexible smart phone-based e-paper, also known as computer paper. Like their cousins in the thick rigid packaging, papirfon can call and receive calls, play music and read an e-book. However, in contrast, adapts to the shape of the user’s pocket or purse, and some actions can be made by it to bend in certain ways.
