It’s been a great year for tech and I’ve boiled it all down to my top10 wishes for the new year.
My Top10 Tech Wish-list:
1. Iphone 3g 16GB
Price: $299.99
2. DELL ULTRASHARP 3008WFP 30-inch Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor
Price: $1999.00
3. i-rocks USB Hub
Price: $10.99
4. EOS Rebel XS 18-55IS Kit
Price: $599.99
5. VIXIA HF11
Price: $1199.00
6. Sony Bravia KDL-46W4100
Price: $1999.99
7. Bose QuietComfort® 2 Acoustic Noise Cancelling® headphones
Price: $299.00
8. Bose Acoustimass® 16 speaker system
Price: $1299.00
9. Vodoo Omen
Price: estimated to be up to $20000.00
10. Macmini 2GHz, 120GB HDD
Price: $799.00
Total cost of my fantasies?
Approx. $30505.95
Maybe I’ll wait until …
Voodoo’s Omen is one HELL of a rig with one hell of a price tag: $20,000 (!!) Anyway, if I was a wealthy son of a bitch I would be tempted to buy this. The internal specs are insane and that 7″ USB display is just damn sexy. Check it out for yourself, but try not to drool on your keyboard.
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After watching a review on Wired’s Gadget Lab podcast, I absolutely fell in love with this product. Basically, Logitech has created a device which plugs into your home stereo system, and allows you to play music wirelessly; whether it be from your iTunes Library, Pandora or anything else. It also may pick up your neighbors iTunes library which is also interesting. Using a remote, you have the ability to play music anywhere in your house. The entire system costs 400$ (box and remote), but the best thing is that you …