There’s no shortage of cases out there for your iPad2 out there on the market, but if you want to go for the whole luxury/elegant/professional vibe, you might want to check out the new case from Aussie company Aranez, which is the first case to use high quality kangaroo leather. More »
As a chronic gadget carryer, I’m pretty much stuck with a backpack all the time. even when I just want to duck down the street, there’s still the phone, the camera, the second review phone, the portable charger, the Kindle… plus non gadgety items as well. I’m not going to carry a man purse in this day and age, but the hip bag from Happy Cow looks Indiana Jones enough to be a proper gadget carrying solution. More »
Sure, this mod looks great. But sooner or later, somebody’s going to ask about the contrast between this classiness and the seven pizza boxes on the floor.
It was just last month that our mouths were agape at the sight of a leather-wrapped Asus Eee PC. Now, dammit, they’re agape again after viewing the buttery soft Gokukawa leather keyboard.
There’s just no excuse for this leather-clad Eee PC 901 mod. No excuse at all. No—not even the fine workmanship which means it’s got an arguably professional-grade finish. A cow died needlessly for this, remember. Daisy, I think she was called. And it’s just a tiny, crappy netbook. If you’re going to mod anything into a leather-clad version we want to see a 150-inch plasma TV in shocking-pink nubuck. That would be a worthwhile use of skin. [EEEPCNews.de] galleryPost('leatherEEE', 3, '');
Pac-Man-like padded seats, kitted out in leather and with accompanying power-pill-like stools…sounds like a fabulously retro way to pay furniture-y homage to the ’80s arcade game. The Poufman seating sets come in a bunch of colours, but retro gamers keen to dot them about their homes had better have made lots of dollars in the time since the ’80s: the price of these things is unknown, and not listed on the maker’s website. And we all know what that means. [Product via Technabob]
When the Feds are at the door and it’s time to rip and run, what better way for the style- and safety-conscious hacker to make a protected getaway than with this all-leather handmade iMac Transport Bag (or apfeltaschen, as Reinda says) Then again, if you’re that hardcore, why are you using an iMac? Guess this is for the regular folks who need to move their all-in-one, all the time. It’s €90 ($150) for the 20″ and €96 ($160) for the 24.” [Product Page via Cool Hunting]
