If you’re into car racing games, there is no better way to play (in the price range) than the VisionRace VR3 racing simulator. The system combines either a Playstation, Xbox, or PC, along with a built in racing seat, LCD screen, sound system, pedals, and steering wheel for the ultimate racing game play. It’s constructed from stainless steel and thermoplastic connectors, and is advertised to be easy to setup. If you don’t want to buy one straight out, the company offers the units for hire if you want them for your corporate event, party, etc. Pricing starts at a reasonable $1,200 for full packages which include a Playstation 3.
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French watchmaker BRM has a new set of cuff links that feature a brake calipar design, perfect for automotive enthusiasts. The calipars are made from 18-karat rose gold and the rest is made from stainless steel. The cuff links are available for pre-order (shipping no later than 2/27/09) from Bergdorf Goodman for $2,050.
A pool table is no longer just a pool table, at least when it’s from Heiron & Smith, and it’s called The Executive. It’s not just a pool tble, but a multi techno entertainment store. Aside from your standard pool table, it also has an LCD TV, flat panel speakers,DVD player, video game console and mirror backed bar. The additional features aren’t the only part that makes this high quality, the actual pool table features machine ground italian slate, handmade pocket nets, and much more. Plus, it just looks ridiculously cool. It all comes at a cost though…$12,000.
If you have problems committing yourself to a workout, and you happen to be a guy, then you need to add video games into your routine. No, I’m not talking about Wii Fit, I’m talking about the $12,500 Motivatrix MX10. The machine is a lot like DDR (Dance Dance Revolution), but it’s meant to make you drop pounds. The machine recognizes all your footwork, but also has built-in sensors that can recognize your arm movements. The MX10 is also internet-enabled to allow you to play games against real people…pushing you to your limits.
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