Aston Martin V12 Vantage S Roadster

When the V12 Vantage Roadster is released later this year, it will be Aston Martin’s speediest & fastest accelerating roadster ever. The 6-liter V12 puts out 565 horses, that goes zero to 60 in 3.9 seconds; upshift a few more gears & you’ll be going 200-mph with the top down.

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Modulus 002

It takes a musician’s ear to discern between the warm, fuzzy analog synthesizer sound of say Kraftwerk or the Pet Shop Boys & today’s high-tech digital synths. But the team behind the Modulus 002 has that ear & used it to create this next-gen polysynth; combining new technology with that old analog magic, it produces 12 polyphonic voices & more than 50 different waveforms for classic tones in a modern package. SWEET!!!

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Scrabble Typography

For those serious about Scrabble, there is nothing finer than this limited-edition Scrabble set designed by Andrew Capener. Solid maple letter tiles feature a variety of classic typefaces. Other premium features like a walnut cover and maple base with built-in Lazy Susan plus a stitched rulebook and scorekeeper make it truly worthy of the signed & numbered run of 2000 games.

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Lamborghini Veneno

With just days until Lamborghini celebrates its 50th, the new Veneno—the brand’s Golden Anniversary hypercar—is revealed. Based off the Aventador, the 750 horsepower V12 Veneno carries on Lamborghini’s tradition of naming their cars after famous fighting bulls. To us, the Veneno looks more like a reptile or insect than a bull but when you make a 4 million dollar car, you get to name it whatever you want.

$3.9 Million…BOOM

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Helicopter Ceiling Fan

The term disposable income was coined for stuff like this. It’s a 1:6 scale Hughes MD 500 helicopter but it’s not an RC toy you can fly. It’s a ceiling fan with carbon fiber blades designed by Italian artist Raffaele Iannello.

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Microsoft Surface Tablet

Microsoft made headlines with the launch of their new Surface Tablet. The big questions: Is it really a business device in disguise? Will its integrated “kickstand”, the 3mm thin keyboard/cover, and the yet unproven Windows RT OS be enough to convince consumers to choose Surface over iPad or even something like the Windows-powered Asus 600? Only time will tell.

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McLaren MP4-12C Spider

Enjoy the remaining months of warm weather by burning up the pavement in the new McLaren MP4-12C Spider ($265,750). Featuring a one-piece molded chassis, it weighs just 88 lbs more than its hardtop sibling, and features a retractable hard top, an electronically-controlled rear windscreen, a passive roll over protection system, and, of course, a 616 bhp, 3.8L V8 twin turbo engine paired with a 7 Speed SSG dual-clutch transmission that can launch you from 0-62 in just 3.1 seconds, with a top speed of 204 mph.

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VWERKS Red Jacket Jeep

Michigan-based VWerks is basically one-stop shopping to convert your shiny toy Jeep into a battle-ready off-road war wagon. Their RJF JK-8 conversion includes all the necessary mods and upgrades to make your Jeep Wrangler ready for missions like the Paris-Dakar or a Sunday drive up Denali.

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Aston Martin V12 Zagato

The forthcoming Aston Martin landshark, which will hit the Geneva Auto Show next month, is a 6-liter V12 coupe called the Zagato. It’s a totally hand-built, premium-quality masterpiece that packs 510 horsepower and copius slabs of carbon fiber in the body – The asking price is $500,000. With cars like this on the road, Italy might be able to solve its debt crisis with speeding ticket fines.

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Lytro – Living Picture Camera

Lytro lets you take pictures like never before. Unlike a conventional camera that captures a single plane of light, the Lytro camera captures the entire light field, which is all the light traveling in every direction in every point in space. Click on the above image…Totally Awesome!!!

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