EDO Competition’s Ferrari Enzo comes equipped with a modified ECU that offers power output to 700hp and 527 lb-ft torque. See more pictures after the jump. [Autoblog] More
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If you’re rich, then you can buy the Lusso turntable from Germany’s Montegiro. Priced at a hefty $47,000 upwards, this turntable comes equipped with a combination of black circular rings with silver aluminum backdrop, three height adjustable connected cones made from alternate layers of aluminum and black acrylic to provide audio perfection. Other features include the standard 10 inch Da Vinci Nobile carbon fiber arm and Montegiro MG1 titanium cartridge. A special version of the Lusso is also available, which has a fourth cone supporting a second 9 inch SME 5009 tonearm. [AudioJunkies]
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The Mobiado Professional 105 ZAF luxury phone is claimed to be the thinnest luxury phone in the world. Measuring at 10.6mm thin, the phone utilities sapphire crystal in the handset’s construction from front to back, a patent pending single-unit sliding mechanism for a battery cover, and anodized aircraft aluminum frame with stainless steel buttons. Other features include 2 inch 16 million color display, 2MP shooter, 1GB of internal memory, Bluetooth connectivity and microUSB port. The mobile phone sports MP3, AAC and eAAC+ audio formats. There is no word on pricing or availability. [Unwiredview via Upcoming Mobile Phones]
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Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its new generation SL 63 AMG in the Korean market during BIMOS 2008. The car is powered by 525 horsepower machine and can accelerate from 0 to 100km/hour in just 4.6 seconds. There is no info on pricing so far. See more pictures after the jump. [AVING] More
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Korean-based Autoelex has revealed their latest invention in bringing you a Luxury Pet House, a perfect way to spoil your pet. Unlike any other pet houses, this Luxury Pet House offers PC-managed controls, temperature and humidity limits, infrared radiation and carbon heating walls, antibiotic air, solenoid valve “medical treatment,” and carbon filter-based deodorizing. The Luxury Pet House will be on display to the public with a number of other wacky Korean gadgets at New York’s Koreannovation show on May 14th and 15th. [Gearlog]
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TAG Heuer has unveiled their new mobile phone called the Meridiist. The handset’s case features a combination of steel and leather finish. The phone has a sapphire crystal display, 2MP shooter, 1.9 inch QVGA display and Bluetooth. The candybar will be priced somewhere around €3,400 to €3,900 or approx. $5,338 to $6,123. [LuxuryLaunches via Upcoming Cell Phones]
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The S.T. Dupont Fountain Pen looks like an ordinary pen, but actually it comes with a USB flash drive. You can save your data on its 4GB USB flash disk. [HypeBeast]
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If you’re looking for a severe upgrade for your Nokia E90, then look no further. The E90 now comes with 408 diamonds and an 18 carat white gold shell by Peter Aloisson. Diamonds are a girl’s best friend they say, but is the $80,000 price tag? [NokNok via Upcoming Cell Phones]
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Luxurious gadgets are for rich person. And if you’re rich, you can buy the new Jamo DMR 70-A 5.1 Channel DVD Receiver. Measuring 55mm high, the gadget offers 5 x 65W power, Dolby Digital, DTS 5.1, and Dolby Pro-Logic II decoding, upscaling of DVDs to either 720p or 1080i HD resolution via its HDMI output and supports for DivX, WMA, SVCD, MP3 and JPEG formats. The entry-level system consists of the DVD player and the A102HCS5 speakers. It is priced at $1112. Meanwhile, the midrange, premium and flagship packages features Jamo’s A 400 series speakers with a powered 200W subwoofer, with prices ranging from $1419 to $1820. Speakers are also available in black, silver, or white. The DVD player itself costs $910. [TechDigest]
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