Still drooling over the $760,000 pure platinum Zeus Jupiter luxury PC? Well, if you are looking for a good alternate to the same, but at a bit reasonable price tag, you need to check out the custom luxury desktops being offered by China's custom PC luxury brand Eazo. They are combining traditional Chinese design and western technology to achieve the personal computing perfection.
We've just taken a cheeky advance look at Asus' new Nova P20. It's the latest in a line of alternatives to the Mac Mini and at first glance it ticks all the right boxes for a small form-factor PC: it's tiny, it's very, very quiet and it's not beige.
We have told you about some one-of-a-kind workstations and office chairs in the past, including the Organix’s Height Adjustable Workstation, luxurious Aura workstation, Personal Computing Environment Station, Netsurfer PC chair, and the Aeron’s Ultimate Self-Adjusting Office Chair.
Your PC is watching you. And we don't mean internally. Designer Ross McBride has come up with these PC cases which gives the desktop tower a personality. If this PC could talk, I might even quip, «Why the long face?»
Look's like I'm having a bit of a session on bikes at the moment and the coolest I've found so far has to be the operational concept chopper produced in collaboration between Intel and Orange County Choppers with just a little help from Black Diamond. The concept was to produce a product capable of operating under some pretty tough conditions and to show the potential of the current embedded technology. The result was the SwitchBack PC, a product which was already in development stages by Black Diamond. They just needed to make it dirt, weather, shock and vibration proof (easy peasy) and ensure it was also ultra-mobile. And what better way to demonstrate all of this by putting it into a motorcycle.
Although, the UNO is an old project by V12 Design for an Italian computer manufacturer, I couldn't stop myself from bringing the thing to you. It was developed nearly 3 years ago, when products such as Apple iMac were less common. The UNO was simply an achievement of uncompromised design despite using commercial (off the shelf) electronic components.
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