This is a simple and unique bi-fold wallet and card holder. It’s made of silky stainless steel cloth used in industrial applications. Thus, it is strong and has corrosion resistance. Designed by Theo Stewart-Stand, you can get the Men Stainless Steel Wallet and Card Holder for $85 and $75 respectively at Uncommon Goods.
Sony Ericsson has come up with a stunning clamshell that is made just for Japan customers only - the Sony Ericsson W43S. The special thing on this phone is the “Style-Up panel” that features 12 buit-in LEDs on its front panel to make it glows in dim lighting conditions accordingly.
Other features of Sony Ericsson W43S includes a 2.7-inch TFT-LCD display with 262K colours (240 × 432), 2-megapixel camera, 2MB internal memory, Memory Stick Pro Duo card slot, and integrated music player.
Palm Defender pepper spray self-defense product from Papperface is not just an ordinary gadget. The luxury Palm Defender pepper spray is swarovski-covered and wearable as daily jewelry.
Designed with a wraparound safety to prevent accidental discharge and a straightforward release for when you really need it, the Palm Defender can be gripped firmly with one hand, releasing a cone-shaped spray on target. Using special “Heat” inserts, the Palm Defender uses Oleoresin Capsicum (OC), a non-lethal yet very irritating high-grade derivative of hot peppers that causes severe pain when in contact with the skin.
This Tortoise Foot Stool will be the most unique decoration in your living room. The turtle head, tail, and feet base have waxed brown finish, made of hardwood with brown tufted “shell” cushion.
Unfortunately, it costs $729 that is unaffordable for me. Why does it cost so much? Even the ugly one costs $299!
Do you know that Hello Kitty has a pet cat? Yes, its name is Charmmy Kitty and Japanese company KFE has announced a Charmmy Kitty-themed digital audio player. Although it only offers 512MB of storage and six hours of battery life, I believe many Hello Kitty fans will buy this thing just because they love the pet cat too!
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