Apple today announced the launch of its latest generation of iPhone, the iPhone 4. Boasting even more features than its predecessor, iPhone 4 will feature 720p HD video with iMovie editing software, a new Retina Display, multitasking options, and a slew of other options. Further information is now available at apple.com, with a release date for June 24th, 2010.
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Renowned NYC based artist Tom Sachs, who we recently featured in THE NEW ORDER has created this quite unique piece of work for Leica. Known for his elaborate recreations of various modern icons such as Hello kitty, Nasa, Chanel, Hermès, amongst others this is an original signed and numbered piece handmade at the artist’s studio in New York City. This 12.1 megapixel Canon PowerShot SD780 IS Digital ELPH pocket-camera has been rebranded into a Leica. Shoots HD movie (and is the preferred camera of the Neistat Brothers). Engravings and paint, the experience is better than genuine while limited to only 12 pieces.
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10 Corso Como having teamed up with Lomography. The outcome a camera with 4 panoramic lenses, while the design is more subdued with a complete white shell and a simple black 10 Corso Como logo. Limited to only 500 pieces this makes for a great release.
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A Bathing Ape develops this new Baby Milo bank, which of course is a play of the classic piggy bank. The toy features vinyl construction with a slot to toss in all your spare change. Retailing for ¥6,090 (Approx. $64 USD), it is now available via BAPE store.
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Porter teams up with German firm FREECOM on this new hardrive, yet again bringing fashion elements to computer hardware. The spacey 250GB memory storage device features an Italian tanned leather cover while offering great portability as its produced in the size of an average wallet. Retailing for ¥29,800 (Approx. $324 USD), it is now available through Porter Classic, FREECOM and Amazon.
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AERIAL7 drops looks into their premium ‘AList’ Royale Headphones. “Crafted from the finest materials, the Royale features full grain leather ear cushions and headband with premium quality speakers. Engineered by designers to uniquely match top of the line components to create optimum sound that satisfies the most finicky connoisseur.” Now available at a MRSP of $400 USD.
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Stylish modern Polaroid 600 camera, brandnew and pimped to rock your analog world, plus one pack of matching Polaroid 600 film. Design-award-winning comeback-version of one of the most popular camera classics ever. Limited edition designed by Paul Giambarba. Available now for US$180 at The Impossible Project Shop.
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Polaroid is well and truly back! The Impossible Project announced their mission last year to revive the Polaroid factory and put the forgotten film back into production and since then demand for the original cameras and film has gone stratospheric. So if you are one of those people fed up paying a small fortune for out of date film that never exposes from eBay then you will be delighted to hear that Impossible are about to launch their first batch of new film this week.
The PX 100 and PX 600 Silver Shade, monochrome instant film for Polaroid SX 70 cameras will be available from the Impossible Project website this Thursday (March 25). Each film will include 8 shots and will retail for $18 (£16).
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Matteo Cibic has pre announced the Hi Fido in limited edition (only 10 pcs will be available in the US). Hi-Fido is an audio speaker that use the acoustic properties of ceramic to diffuse hi quality sound with a bass reflex system. Cable connection allowed to play music from any kind of device. Fido will be equipped with an Apple AirPort as well, Price has not been revealed yet but we will be posting more as we will get closer to the official release.
Artist and designer Evan Hecox displays his fascination with the urban landscape on Incase products for the sixth installment of Curated by Arkitip. Available today , the Evan Hecox series has been issued in three limited editions: London, New York and Tokyo. As the project’s first artist to present a series of products, Hecox brings to life nontraditional depictions of the famed cities and their associated national emblems on our signature MacBook Sleeve and iPhone Slider Case.
Drawing inspiration from the complexity of the modern metropolis, Hecox’s stylistic approach is based on the process of amplification as it affects form and color: breaking down the image, removing certain elements and emphasizing others. In his original artistry for Curated by Arkitip, Hecox filters the mundane into captivating illustrations of London, New York and Tokyo seemingly filled with narratives beyond the images themselves, and applies them to MacBook Sleeves. The Hecox Slider Cases complement the three Sleeves, bearing instantly recognizable national symbols of the three cities. Hecox re-imagined the symbols through his stylistic approach, resulting in artistic interpretations that are both familiar and new.
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