Palm Treo 750
As Blackberrys slowly take over the world, Palm have been working away to develop their latest phone, the Palm Treo 750. This model has been recently released independently of any network, so it makes for a very efficient and sensible choice of upgrade.
Sky+ HD
It’s all about Sky and Virgin Media at the moment and if like us, you like your high definition content, there is simply no contest who you should turn to. 3 months have seen the surge and stagger of Virgin’s new venture, whilst we have been watching a huge variety of movies, programs, documentaries and schedule recorded gems on our Sky HD box.
Apple Mac Pro & Cinema Display
I’ve never seen anything like it, a computer monitor larger than most of the televisions that people keep in their bedrooms. Once you get over the initial shock of sitting infront of what can only be described as a wall of light, you begin to realise just how fantastic the cinema display is.
B&O Beosound
In a Scandinavian country, far far away, sits a most unusual electronics manufacturer. A team of people there do nothing except obsess over design.
We cannot deny that the Beosound looks fantastic and remains even now one of the most iconic and recognisable hi-fis to date - but is it any good?
Porsche Design Kitchenware
You simply cannot beat Porsche Design, even though £100 for a kettle seems a little steep (especially considering they do not appear to be the most robust things in the world).
You cannot, however, fault the style and beauty that the latest Porsche Design kitchen set from Siemens offers though, it is truly remarkable.
Apsinthion Absinthe
Nothing gets you worked up for a night of debauchery and bad behavior then the rigmarole of preparing the perfect louche (the name given to the green, cloudy mixture of Absinthe, eugar and ice cold water).
Momo's
Mourad “Momo” Mazouz made his name in Paris with his critically acclaimed restaurant 404 named after the Peugeot he extensively travelled North Africa in. Although the car may hardly be a Lusso Luxury Feet contender it inspired him to redefine the perception of Moroccan food and bring North Africa’s Couscous and Tagines to the West End.
Farboud into Farbio?
It must be one of the strangest moves in recent automotive history; why would you name your company after what could easily be an Italian hair stylist off ITV's Footballer's Wives?
David McKay Brown
David McKay Brown started his apprenticeship with the Glasgow company of Alex Martin Ltd in 1957. Before completing his apprenticeship the business was taken over by the famous gunmaking company of John Dickson & Son in Edinburgh.
Luxury Jewellery Competition is launched by Gladstone
Competition gives Lusso readers the chance to win a grand's worth of Gladstone Jewellery by taking a “How Romantic Are You?” quiz. This co-incides with the company opening their latest boutique in London's Piccadilly.
The ultimate marathon shoe
As the cold winter is now well upon us, its becoming common to see runners out on the footpaths, head to toe in warm clothing, getting in the miles before April's London Marathon. In fact, if you live in north Bucks, you may have seen my girlfriend and I out and about in training.
Panerai expand to New York City
Luxury watch manufacturer Officine Panerai is just about to open a boutique store in New York City, to add to their American presence in Los Angeles.
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