Fashion and Gadgets: Notebooks and Notebook Accessories
I am always interested when fashion is included in Gadgets and Technical items.
So decided to write about it.
It may be too pink and I would say they don't have to make it pink even though it is for girls there are other ways also to make it look classy and feminine.
ASUS S6F Limited Edition Pink Leather Laptop
While there is no dearth of Pink Gadgets, most of them come out to be extremely garish! However looks like the Design House Prada seeks to change this fashion abomination by launching a Limited Edition Pink Prada Notebook in conjunction with Asus. The new Prada ASUS S6F Limited Edition Pink Leather Laptop sure is classy for a lack of a better word and Prada has just released 50 of these babies. Remember Class and Exclusivity go hand in hand in the crazy fashion world.
On the specs front, it has nothing mind-boggling but one does comes across 1.1" WXGA widescreen display at 1366x768, 1.66 GHz Core Duo , up to 2GB RAM, 20 gig hard drive, a DVD burner, integrated wifi, gigabit ethernet, and a 4-in-1 memory card reader. So if you fancy some pink, then we suggest run as fast as you can to the Asus Store and be ready to shell out $2,500. Hey small price to pay for fashion right?
GILES DEACON TURNS HIS TALENTS TO TECHNOLOGY:
Not content with fashion glory through his respected own line and forays into high street design with New Look, Giles Deacon has announced today that he has collaborated with Intel to create two limited-edition designs to feature on the Intel® Centrino™ Duo processor technology based notebooks.
Turning his hand to technology, Deacon has created a 'male' and 'female' design for the top of the range Asus notebooks.
Available from the end of July in limited edition from Selfridges, the range could bring must-have status to the technology world, more commonly associated with the latest It-bags and shoes.
Commenting on his decision to work with the technology giant Giles explained, 'Laptops are now becoming an essential item, so providing a cover design, which will fit in both an executive and personal setting is an exciting project.'
With only 150 of each design on sale, get saving now to add a ittle bit of Giles to your desktop.(13 June 2007).
To celebrate their 10th birthday, Sony Vaio released five notebook Vaio FJ series that “Graphic Splash Edition” exclusive and limited edition. They only produce 500 units and could be obtained with the price beginning with USD 1,550 at SonyStyle.com or at the shop SonyStyle. The design of this limited Vaio Notebook Edition was made with the graph dye-sublimation and there were five patterns provided, like green flowers and blue burst that was said by Sony as “stylish, technology-savvy hipster.”
Pink Samsung Q40 Ultra-Thin Notebook
Samsung has just presents the pink edition of its Q40 ultra portable laptop. Pink Samsung Q40 ultra-thin notebook PC weighs just 1.15 kg and is less than an inch thick. This fashionable notebook features a 512MB of RAM, a 60GB of HDD, a 12.1-inch widescreen superClear TFT LCD display, and Intel’s 128MB integrated graphics chipset and powered by an Intel Core Solo (1.2GHz) processor.
Also features a 12.1″ widescreen SuperClear display, DVD re-writer and wireless connectivity.
Limited Edition Laptop Sleevs at Maharshi's in London.
If you are in London then you have to visit and discover the joys of visiting Maharishi and their London Soho-based store DPMHI and their site 20ltd.com, which sells limited edition prodcucts by designers is now stocking up these great embroidered laptop sleeves by the British design house. With only 50 sleeves in production, you can expect them to charge a bucketload for these obviously exclusive laptop sheaths - but £218 isn't that bad, really. With 25 of each colourway, you can get them for your 13", 15" and 17" notebooks - according to the site, the pattern is of a traditional Hawaiian print reinterpreted in Japanese Oasis flower drawings. Sounds wonderful is not it? All for fashion and style I guess.
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