Material 6 Wood iPhone Backs

     

         Forget the skins and stickers common folk use on their iPhone's. If you wish you could add a bit of Amish flair to the back of your iPhone, this Material 6 Wood Back ($90-$100) is the only way to go. These hard wood beauties come in a variety of shades and even include the screwdriver and instructions to easily pop off the old breakable glass and replace it with the new (indestructible) hard wood casings. It's also easily reverted back to it's original glass back when you have to take it into the genius bar because of some jail breaking gone haywire.

Pontiac GTO Judge

Pontiac GTO judge ($50,000), a classic in the muscle car collection. For the 1969 model year, two new engines were introduced, the Ram-Air III and IV, producing 365 and 370 bhp respectively. The main difference between the two, was the use of a Carter or Rochester Carburetor. These beautiful babies where packing serious heat back in the day and are easily restored back to their original Muscle Car Status. 

BMW 507

The BMW 1957 507 ($1,000,000 - $1,500,000) is by far the most beautiful car I have ever seen. The BMW 507 is arguably the most beautiful and certainly among the rarest production models ever to emerge from Munich, with only 253 produced between 1956 and 1959. The 507 was the first BMW built with a V8 engine and remained the only model to use one until the 740i debuted in 1992. The 3.2-liter pushrod V8 under the 507's bonnet was rated at either 150 or 160 horsepower.

Liquipel

We'll go ahead and let you try it first, but the folks behind Liquipel ($59) claim their clear coating "protects every feature of your device with a revolutionary waterproof shield." The Liquipel permanently bonds on the molecular level to your device, both inside and out, and is said to keep your phone working even if you drop it in water (creek, bath tub, Kool-Aid, etc.). Certain iPhone, HTC, Samsung, and Motorola devices can take the Liquipel treatment and their subsequent plunges now.

3D Printer

The Maker Bot Replicator ($1800-$2000), is the first ever multi color 3D printer. This revolutionary device was just released at the 2012 CES conference in Las Vegas. It's currently up for the top award at the conference because of the relatively cheap price for such an inventive and useful piece of equipment.  It also will come with the use of an uploading and downloading site various 3D designs.

New Beginings

With my photographic experience ever expanding, I've decided it's time to look for a new camera. for the next few days I will be posting the many different cameras I will be coming across while looking. The first camera I show much interest in is the 2010 Nikon D7000 ($1,200). its a considerable upgrade from the D90 ($900) and almost comparable to the D300s ($1,700) which is a considerable amount more then this camera. This is a great mid range camera for any experience photographer.