Luxury Gadgets

Aquapeutics, one of the leading American suppliers of high-quality luxury Steam Showers, Massage Bathtubs, Saunas and more, presented its latest luxury steam shower that looks quite futuristic.

The shower cabin from the Massachusetts-based company includes a number of rather interesting and useful features.

This exceptional piano was constructed by Audi Design Studio. The popular piano maker Bosendorfer from Austria, currently wholly owned subsidiary of Yamaha, was the one to work with the car-maker on the musical instrument.

Probably one of the most striking features of the piano design is the lid that extends without any break down to the instrument's base. If you look Audi Design Wing from above you can see the lid "sunk" into the main case. In addition, if you look from side you can see the curve of the tremble side uninterrupted by a joint line.

This amazing creation is called the Code X Yacht and is considered to be both high-end and eco-friendly motor cruiser. The yacht can reach a speed of 9 knots using twin solar-powered electric engines.

At the same time it is possible to switch from eco-friendliness to traditional twin Ilmor marine combustion engines, each boasting 720hp. Using both engines the yacht can reach a speed of 80 knots.

This chair you will surely never mistake for any other, it was presented at the Design Week in Milan.

The designer of this stunning piece of art is Gianni Pedone. He decided to base his Morfojet armchair on jet turbines.

The chair doesn't just look awesome and makes you look like the king of the discotheque, it actually features a built-in CD player and speakers.

The second largest telecommunications operator in Japan, KDDI, introduced a new premium brand in the land of the rising sun.

The new brand is called iida and at the moment it includes three mobile phones in its line-up: two of them are iida G9, which were probably manufactured by Sony Ericsson and the third one is iida misora.

At the Display Expo exhibition, which took place in Japan, the electronics giant Sony unveiled its brand new OLED TVs.

Probably the most impressive was the 21-inch OLED panel, having a 1366x768 resolution. Its contrast ratio is 1000000 to 1.