Crispy and thump-filled music fills your head with these wireless cans from SMS Audio, a new company started by rapper 50 Cent.
They sound fat, punchy, crunchy and delicious, coming to you wirelessly and losslessly for a steep $399.95 in USA and 600usd in Cambodia, but hey, big sounds don't come with small price tags.
It's a cinch to pair up the phones with their wireless dongle, which plugs into any music-playing device with a standard audio jack. Then it's time to dance with this Kleer wireless tech, delivering audio with super-clean clarity. Good luck trying to stay still with this rousing ruckus going on.
កាសនេះមានលក់នៅខ្មែរហើយ យកពីអាមេរិកតំលៃ $600។ ទាក់ទងទិញតាមលេខទូរស័ព 016 733303 ពី Little Fashion. Now this headphone is available for ordering in Cambodia. Please contact Little Fashion at 016 733303 for ordering from USA.
Why settle for a single mode of transportation when you can have two in one with this 124-foot high-performance yacht designed by Eduard Gray? If you get tired of tooling around at high speed in the water, back it up to a dock and peel out in your twin-turbo 880hp exotic car with a top speed of 230 mph. Not enough for you? Jet helicopter not included.
Now you can spy on your neighbors (just like the government does) with this Swann Sky Eye RC helicopter. It's the size of a toy, but lets you shoot either stills or video from its onboard digital camera. All this low-cost surveillance can be yours for just a penny shy of $100.
4. Toshiba's World's Thinnest Ultrabook ឡេបថបដែលស្តើងជាងគេ
I'm sure we'll hear plenty of braggadocio about "world's thinnest" at the upcoming CES 2012, but Toshiba's serious about its new 13.3 ultrabook, which it claims is not only the world's thinnest, but lightest as well.
Not to be outdone, Toshiba also tells us its new 10.1-inch tablet is the world's thinnest and lightest, too. Truth? We'll take a close look at all the competitors in Vegas and let you know if these Toshiba baubles really are the thinnest and lightest of them all
It doesn't get any more futuristic than this. Fresh out of Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works comes the company's sixth-generation fighter concept, bristling with the highest of tech.
Arriving by around 2030, its pilots are probably in kindergarten right now, but when they get to be swaggering flyboys and girls, they'll enjoy "greatly increased speed, longer range, extended loiter times, multispectral stealth, ubiquitous situation
If this tiny Soundfreq Sound Kick Bluetooth speaker sounds anywhere near as good as its trio of larger brothers we've extensively tested, we're in for a treat when we give this one a listen at CES 2012.
It runs on either AC power or a 7-hour lithium-ion battery, and sports an expandable sound chamber that folds up into a compact size that's just 1.6" thick for easy packing. It even has a USB port that can charge an iPhone and any other USB
If you don't mind looking like a member of the Borg hive from Star Trek, Vuzix smart glasses will let you see an HD image in one eye while you observe the world with the other.
This unique concept will be especially handy for augmented reality applications, where its lens is able to "squeeze the light down the waveguide and then two-dimensionally expand the image back into the users eye, creating an image that is then mixed into the real world."
You might be familiar with the work of Jeffrey Stephenson, the extraordinary craftsman who creates computers that are unlike any you've ever seen. His Aerodyne is no exception, available in a small run of 10 units, with pricing unannounced so far.
It's a mini PC with an Intel HD 3000 graphics processor and its Intel HD 3000 graphics processor will make it suitable for any home theater.
Lots of Android smartphones have 4.3-inch screens -- and they seem big to us -- but if that's too small for you, this Samsung Galaxy Note -- new for AT&T -- has an enormous 5.3-inch screen. Expected to roll out at CES 2012 next week, this monster phone has a 1200 x 800 super AMOLED display, and it's all powered by 1.4GHz dual-core processor.
It might be great to watch movies on this beast, but what about battery life? We'll have to wait until February 14 to put it to the test.
Now we take you into absurd territory with this $1 million supercar. What do you get for all that green? It's certainly not a green machine, cranking out 1200hp and zipping from 0-60mph in a positively scary 2.5 seconds. If you're in a hurry, it'll get you therepost haste -- its top speed is 267mph.
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