Pandigital has given their digital photo frames a silver makeover with the company’s sterling silver digital photo frames line to sync with the luxury home décor. The premiere digital photo frame line, which will be branded, “Wallace made for Pandigital,” was announced today in partnership with Wallace Silversmiths de Puerto Rico, Ltd. Dean Finnegan, CEO of Pandigital said, “Discerning consumers will appreciate the appeal of how the leading-edge technology in Pandigital digital photo frames can blend beautifully with the incomparable quality and design of a Wallace™ frame. There simply will be nothing else like them on the market.”

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Playing billiards gets even more stylish with these luxury pool tables designed by three-time world billiards champion Vincent Facquet. The Luxury Billiards line of custom pool tables are claimed to be the world’s most expensive and most beautiful pool tables. “This is the Rolls Royce of tables, and it runs like a Ferrari.” The lavish pool tables are inlaid with 18 diamonds in the frame of the rails and feature precious make. The legs and ornaments gilt with platinum leafs and plain platinum diamonds. And, the tables feature high quality professional cloth (Iwan Simonis 860 Professional) and pockets in microfibers. The collection includes three unique models: the platinum detailed Majeste pictured above; the etched platinum Royal; and the gilded Noblesse table. And all the models are equipped with a large cue and ball drawer, triangle pocket and back-lit pockets. These high-end tables will knock you out for a staggering 130,000 euros, or approximately $177,000. Even if you are not very skilled at the game, these decked-up pool tables are sure to fetch you some praise anyhow.

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The time to call off the unforgettable memories of the DaVinci driving simulator has come. Virtual Driver Interactive dares to offer a highly interactive atmosphere for learning driving via its “VDI Driving Simulator” that puts you in the shoes of a driver. Especially designed for teenagers, the driving simulator places them in dangerous situations without putting them in danger. The rig can create unique and dangerous situations in a manner that one could never face or wouldn’t create while sitting in a real car. Giving the driver a chance to avoid or survive the different accidental situations in the best possible ways, the sim offers an ability to practice dangerous scenarios in a safe and highly interactive environment. Three widescreen display screens offer a 120° view, allowing drivers to identify approaching traffic 15-20 seconds down the road. Placing you in a real world environment, the VDI driving simulator, using real car parts including a steering wheel, shifter, brake and accelerator in order to simulate a real car simulator, makes learning driving great fun. Other real car parts include an adjustable seat, three-point seat belt, turn signal, side mirrors control and gear shifter.

Giving a little more length to its product line, the US-based manufacturer of audio equipment, Denon, has taken the wraps off its new AH-D7000 headphones. The over-ear headphones using state-of-the-art technology are certainly worth every penny. The luxury headphones have been targeted at the rich buffs as the price is sky high (£800, i.e. $1,175) for such an inexpensive personal hi-fi instrument. Certainly, you must be wondering what makes the headphones cost this much. OK, here’s the answer! The headphones tout wooden ear cups made from natural mahogany, free-edge microfiber diaphragms, acoustic optimizer technology, cloth-wrapped cable, gold-plated connector, magnesium frames and leather pads. Denon’s high-end headphones come packed in luxurious leather-covered storage case.

Television mirrors are certainly not something you are unaware of in this digital age, more so with the broad range available from different manufacturers, the prominent ones being from Seura and MirageMirror. But, owning one would make your time spent in the bathroom interesting, besides adding to the hi-tech feel of your bathroom. The newest model comes from MB Quart. MB Quart’s Television Mirror integrates an ultra-thin 17″ LCD HDTV cleverly built into a finely crafted mirror with a depth of only 1-inch. The TV comes integrated with premium speakers. There’s a perfect solution for everyone in case you are not satisfies with a 17-inch with an option of getting a bigger sized TV, up to 65 inches. The Vanishing TV mirror comes with a waterproof remote control to suit your needs. The product has been touted as one of the CES honorees.

A few days back we coveted the luxury Z70 series with wooden finish from Chinese luxury PC manufacturer Eazo. Now, once again spicing up the riches and fun of your living room, HP introduces its high-end gaming PC - the Firebird 803. As the name suggests, the new PC resembles its predecessor, the high-end HP Blackbird 002. What differentiates it from the former one is its relatively smaller size. Despite placing it under the table, you can park the PC on it. The much anticipated gaming rig for those gaming geeks comes packed with Intel Core 2 Quad CPU, twin NVIDIA GeForce 9800S graphics cards in SLI and 320GB hard drives. Liquid cooling assures smooth working and the external power supply makes the system less power-hungry, with consuming 80% less power than the others. The Firebird 803 will cost you around $2100 when it hits the store shelves next month (most probably). Another low-end Firebird model sans Blu-ray, the 802, will also be up for grabs for $1800.

Shoes play a very important role in defining one’s luxury lifestyle. That’s why an affluent shoe collector, Mark Kurat, commissioned a professional shoemaker to design a pair of shoes that would leave onlookers green with envy. The commissioned “Back to the Future” sneakers costing $4,000 are the result of this mania. The one of a kind, custom-made sneakers are the replica of shoes Marty McFly wore in “Back to the Future: II.” The shoemaker took six months to get the pair ready. The shoes are another valuable addition to his collection of 500 pairs of sneakers. In an interview with SneakerFreaker magazine, the McFly owner said that the pair is a copy of the original one, but he is happy with the shoemaker’s skills, as he has made them as real as the movie sneakers. In all honesty, Mark just did it!

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The recession has depleted the wealth of the super rich and has made a good majority conscious of spending their hard-earned money on immaterial luxuries. But it doesn’t hurt to swoon over the lavish lifestyles of the ultra rich types. The famous American sculptor, Tom Ottorness commissioned this bronze playground for some filthy rich kid. Though the bronze sculpture is a pure work of art for a luxurious outdoors, why would someone want his or her children to enjoy some serious play on this metal playground more than those cool inflatable structures that ensure safe play even for the notorious of a kid, unlike this metal playground, which could lead to serious injuries in case of an accident?

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We recently compiled a list for you reporting the best liquor dispensers available on the market, including some beer dispenser robots besides the bar dispenser units. And another cool entry that we somehow missed earlier but deserves a mention in our list is this BaR2-D2. This radio-controlled robotic bar serves you chilled booze with a motorized beer elevator, motorized ice/mixer drawer and six-bottle shot dispenser. The sound and light effects make it even more interesting. “The concept for BaR2D2 was born when a friend showed up to an event with a radio-controlled cooler. We joked about taking the idea to the next level and in the Spring of 2008, construction began,” says the creator.

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The fashion doll Barbie manufactured by Mattel is an inhumanly shaped toy that has long been a sensation in the fashion industry. Many designers devoted themselves outfitting her in a new way every time since it was first introduced to the market in 1959. Now, commemorating its 50th anniversary, Assouline has just released a limited-edition book called “Barbie,” dedicated to the life of iconic doll’s glamorous history. Costing $500, the ultimate collector’s volume by Yona Zeldis McDonough binds together 128 pages containing 69 illustrations. The luxury tome revives a few unforgettable moments, having every page etched with portraits of dolls and accessories of the world’s most popular toy. The handcrafted book comes packed in a presentation box measuring 14×17”/35.5×43.3 cms.