Park N Place Garage Parking Aid
Parking your vehicle is a tricky process, and there are still some people who fail to position their vehicles in the designated parking spot without nicking the car in front or behind of them. The Park N Place Garage Parking Aid comes in handy as it helps prevents those scratches, especially when you’re navigating through a messy garage. Whenever the car’s bumper contacts the flexible fiberglass pole, the sign will flash to signal that you’ve moved into the ideal parking position. Just don’t let your friends and neighbors check out your garage the next time they drop by, lest you be the butt of all their future driver jokes. The Park N Place Garage Parking Aid retails for $19.98.
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The Boston Acoustics DSi455T2 takes the opposite route of the adage “kids should be seen and not heard” as it hides inside the ceiling, making them practically invisible to the untrained eye while pumping out great audio. It comes with a shallow mounting depth of just 10.8cm, making it ideal to be mounted into British ceilings without interfering with other stuff up there. Each DSi455T2 comes with a couple of silk dome tweeters and a dual voice core woofer. Its white finish is surrounded by a paintable surface to match whatever color your ceiling is. Of course, this is the discreet route while others prefer to show off their audio system with huge speakers that can blow a skirt off with a single guitar riff.
A Porsche that does not rev? Now that’s something new. The Eton Porsche Design radio was forged from metal with precision knurled knobs and handles, making it one sturdy unit thanks to its cast aluminum housing and crank handle that underwent some machine bolt treatment. Features include AM and FM/Shortwave aerial antenna, an ultra bright dual white LED flashlight, a built-in dynamo cellphone charger, and an emergency siren. For an emergency device that bears the Porsche name, the $199.95 price tag doesn’t come across as expensive. At least it looks really sweet and sturdy when compared to those flimsy-looking plastic emergency torchlight/radio/chargers. If you don’t feel like getting some hand crank action, there is always an AC adapter or three AA batteries to power it.
Very rarely has so little said so much. The Dock, as it is aptly named, is an audio docking station for iPods. It comes in a round shape with speaker cable ports, a line-out port, and a power input in the rear, while and infrared sensor has been thrown into the mix for use with the remote control. The Dock boasts 30 watts of digital amplification through both channels, and can also hook up to a subwoofer via the line-out port. No speaker cables are included so be forewarned. The Dock works with 4G and 5G iPods in addition to the mini and nano. Pricing details have yet to be confirmed, although it will come in either black or white models.
The Solar House Number Display & Mailbox is one unique device that adds to the aesthetics of your home without costing an additional cent. During the day, this Mailbox stores up all the solar energy it can get, and when dusk falls, the LED backlight will be triggered automatically for up to 10 hours - long enough for the sun to rise and start the entire cycle all over again. All you need to do is use the numbers provided in the package, mount it up, and you’re good to go. No need to worry about rain though, since it is water resistant and all. There is even a lock on the mailbox to prevent nosey parkers from checking out the contents of your mail. The Solar House Number Display & Mailbox retails for $128 a pop.
I suppose any company will always look out for opportunities to milk the faithful for more money, and Ferrari has certainly done so by teaming up with Willian Optics to design the Ferrari Visio 8×25 binoculars. It is made from a real carbon fiber plate that is used in the F1 car itself, making it extremely lightweight at 290 grams. Of course, what’s an official Ferrari product without the Prancing Horse logo? This pair of binoculars are also ergonomic, providing up to 8x magnification via its multi-coated lenses. Its waterproof nature makes it useful whether rain or shine. You can now attend the next F1 race and cheer Ferrari onwards with even more official regalia. The Ferrari Vision 8×25 binoculars cost $199 a pop.
