Intel and Orange County Choppers combined their mutual know-how and created this monstrosity of a motorcycle—also known as Satan’s ride. This isn’t the Satan you know, this is the bad-ass futuristic Satan from 2046. The bike has four dual V-twin motors and multiple Intel quad-core processors. What are they for? To power two rearview camera displays, the speedometer, various virtual gauges, a web browser and StreetDeck Infotainment. Jesus is jealous.

That’s not all. To start up the bike, all you have to do is put your finger on the fingerprint reader, then punch the virtual ignition button. Oh, and there’s an on-screen kickstand control too. If you thought Ghost Rider’s hog was nice, well, you’re right. But this is even better, despite its lack of flaming tires.

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There are generally two kinds of speakers, the extra-big-ass kind that cost trillions and are meant to be regarded like fine if butt-ugly sculptures, and then the speakers most people actually want, that cost a reasonable amount and blend in, camouflaged with their domestic surroundings. Boston Acoustics today launched several sets of speakers of the second order, sporting a brand new BA logo.

The new Horizon stereo and surround sound systems come in Midnight with Onyx grilles or Mist with Silver grilles, but can be tricked out with six other grille colors using the Boston Acoustic “Personal Options Plan”: in addition to Onyx and Silver, you can get Glacier, Rosebud, Pearl Gray, Caramel, Chocolat and Chili Pepper. Prices range from a couple hundred for a pair to $800 for a full-on deluxe 5.1 setup.

Cooler still, the small indoor/outdoor SoundWare speakers ($100 a piece) can mount in all sorts of places, angling every which way. They come in seven colors, and can be painted whatever color you damn well please.

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Rather than sending your kids outside to exercise, why not just modify their video game addiction so it requires a little bit of physical exertion? That’s the idea behind this Jet Ski Simulator video game. Featuring “realistic 16-bit graphics” (ha!), it’ll make your chubby little offspring bounce around on the inflatable Jet Ski all day trying to figure out why the hell he can’t play his Xbox 360 anymore. This modified Super Nintendo with an inflatable controller will set you back $70 and the respect of your children. How can you go wrong?

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Along with that news is the Disney Flix Video Cam that includes Disney Director software, packed with storyboards, sound effects, character voices, and music, guaranteeing your rug rats are able to cobble together movies of at least the same quality as the straight-to-video kind of Cinderella IV or whatever.
Along with this, there are the already-covered Disney iPod Dock and those 15-inch TVs with high def tuners and 1024 x 768 Sharp LCDs.

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Angular Momentum has released a hand sculptured luxury watch, called “A piece of wood”. This watch is made from “925 Sterling silver”, dark gray patina and diamonds are spread over the watch case. This piece of wood is water resistant and boasts a self winding movement and a leather wrist strap. Not sure how much is this piece of wood but I’m sure it’s pricey as you can see those diamonds and its unique design.

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Hacha has released two new ultrathin PMP, the PC20 and PA20. The PC20 comes with a 3.0-inch QVGA screen and comes in 1GB, 4GB and 8GB capacities and supports AVI Xvid, FLV, WMA, and MP3 playback. Other features include games, voice recorder, and playback FM radio. While PA20 comes with similar functionalities except it has a 3.2-inch screen which is slightly bigger and features bar the video games. No words on pricing and availability.

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Transcend Information has launched their new biometric USB flash drive in Taiwan, the JetFlash 220. Users will need to scan their fingerprints when they to access the protected data. This USB drive also allows users to automatically log on to any website which they signed up. Transcend Information JetFlash 220 is available in 8GB (Ruby Red), 4GB(Royal Blue), and 2GB(Sunburst Orange) capacities.

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Logitech has released the Pure-Fi Dream iPod dock. This iPod docking station comes with an LCD screen on its base which displays a clock and AM/FM tuning (including RDS text) and track information from your Apple iPod. The Logitech Pure-Fi Dream will be released sometime this month for $250.

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I know that many women have to walk to and from work, or to and from the bus stops to get to work. Sometimes they work long hours and have to walk home after dark and even in the middle of the night. Now all this poses great risk. But what are they doing about it? Life has to go on and so here is a new non-lethal personal protection device called the IM-5 launcher. It is a five-shot launcher that fires five frangible, plastic projectiles filled with an intensely hot PAVA powder. This is enough to disable an attacker from as far away as forty feet. This specific device takes the crown from the other self protection devices that we have mentioned earlier. The maker, Avurt, has also developed a unique self-defense and awareness training program incorporating the IM-5 launcher called Living in 360. So you can enroll for it and become a toughie. Take a look at the short video on the company’s site.

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Sirius not only announced the Stiletto 2 but also gave the specs on their new Sportster 5. An upgrade on the year-old Sportster 4 model, the Sportster 5 is a dashboard-seated satellite receiver that boasts of a 6-line, multicolor display. It has the ability to pause or rewind through 60 minutes of live radio, a real-time sports news ticker, storage for 30 preset stations, an FM transmitter or line out for connecting to audio sources, and comes with a full vehicle kit for mounting in your car, truck, or 50-foot yacht.

Weighing just 3.7-ounces the Sportster 5 is really light! It will be available this Fall for $169.99.

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