Oakley Roddler Stroller: All I can say is it’s expensive…

After the Carbon Fiber Car Seat, here’s another baby transpo tough mommies and daddies might want to consider getting: the Oakley Roddler stroller.  This stroller looks like something from a bootcamp but hey, your baby can’t be too young to learn how to become a tough guy.

As early as now, teach him to be courageous by rolling out in style. Okay, that doesn’t make sense but with this stroller from Oakley, you’re teaching your kid to spend lotsa cash. Why? Because this one is expensive.

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Amosu Luxury adds some bling to your Lamborghini key fob

Blinged-out gadgets can be considered as a whole new industry now. What with the all the diamonds, fake or real, emeralds, and Swarovski crystals adorning electronic devices such as laptops, notebook PCs, and music players, they deserve to be ‘up’ there. However, the Lamborghini key fob can’t be tagged as part of the group since it’s not a gadget.

Amosu Luxury once again has made diamonds more desirable with the key fob. Of course, only those who drive Lamborghini can have one. After all, they’re the only ones who can afford the $10,500 key fob.

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Toyota Prius modded into a Star Trek Shuttle

The Prius perhaps is one eco-car that has made history in terms of ‘coolness’  but when one man has modded his Prius to a Star Trek Shuttle, then we can say that it’s way cooler than cool. I have no idea who the guy was but this Prius-mod is something that Star Trek fans would love to see and maybe own.

It’s nothing special expect that the owner added sound effects and added some  text on the car paint. It’s just the paint job that turned this into a Star Trek-kish vehicle so don’t expect it to fly or something. Got that?

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Vectrix-i Bike: Giant iPod speakers? No, it’s a motorbike…

The Vectrix-i Bike is more than just a luxury and good-looking motorbike but it’s more popular to be known as an iPod on wheels. I don’t recommend listening to music while riding a bike but when it gets boring, please do so. Just make sure you don’t use headphones and simply let the Sennheiser wireless speakers do their job. Read more

GoodYear rolls out GY500x GPS navigation unit

I only thought GoodYear to be the maker of car tires but there are rubber shoes which use them as soles. And now, Goodyear, in partnership with NCC came up with the GY500x. Read more

BamGoo Car: Car made from Bamboo looks hideous

Okay, so we took a break from featuring eco-cars but here’s a ‘green’ treat for you: the BamGoo. The bamboo material is such a giveaway I don’t have to mention that. This eco car is actually a project by the Kyoto University researchers. Read more

TeleNav Shotgun Reviewed: Excellent concept but lacks many features

The new Shotgun from TeleNav is a dedicated stand-alone GPS device with a built-in GPRS cellular radio.

The Good: Route-based live traffic (with subscription). Live fuel pricing. Online trip planning. Built-in 11-million-entry POI database. Read more

Fanatec intros Porsche 911 Turbo S Racing Wheels

My guy is a big fan of racing games. And what would a fan like him do without a cool gadget like a steering wheel to control his speed machine? That’s why I’m planning to get him the Porsche 911 Turbo S Racing Wheels from Fanatec which he can use with the Playstation 3 or the XBOX 360. Thing is, we don’t have any gaming console. Sigh. Read more

Piaggio MP3 Hybrid Scooter

Piaggio MP3 Hybrid Scooter is almost similar to the Bicycle iPod Speaker because they both could play music. The new Piaggio MP3 Hybrid plug-in scooter, however, is eco-friendly and can work in different modes such as hybrid or full-electric mode. Read more

Volkswagen impresses at the SEMA 2008

If you though SEMA wasn’t really a show being opportunitized upon, then maybe Volkswagen will set your brains straight. The company rolled out some rather sleek, high performance cars with a love for the green at the SEMA 2008. Among the models displayed were a hot-rod version of the Tiguan crossover SUV, the CC Gold Coast Edition, and the Jetta TDI Cup. Read more

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