Samsung makes us busy with their new 22 inch LCD monitor. Dubbed as the CX-2233GW, the LCD screen features a 1,680 x 1,050 resolution, a 300cd/m2 brightness, a fast 5ms response time and a DVI HDCP port. The kewl factor for this monitor is that it provides a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, which is capable of being boosted to 20,000:1. If you are interested, you can purchase the new Samsung CX-2233GW LCD monitor in Korea for sub-€200.

This Acer F-22bid LCD monitor is a limited edition item.  With only 500 units available, these 22-inch babies come with 20,000:1 contrast ratio, 300cd/m² brightness, 1,680×1,050 WSXGA resolution and 2ms response time.  Available ports are HDMI/DVI-D24/D-Sub so you can hook up all your latest toys to this beautiful screen.

Alphascan released its 22-inch prestige monitor ‘J2290D Crystal’ adorned with 97 Swarovski crystals, which supports 12,000:1 contrast ratio and 2ms response time.The LCD monitor isn’t all bling and no technology.

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Krell is now shipping their new Papa Dock amplifier that is designed to be used with their KID iPod Dock. The Papa Dock mates up with the KID (that sounds so wrong) and can provide up to 150 watts of power to the listener’s choice of speakers.

Features include a 40,000 microfarad power supply, physically isolated left and right channels, twelve high current output devices and WBT speaker connectors. The Papa is also auto sensing and powers on when the iPod is connected.

Price on the Krell KID is $1,500 and the Papa Dock is an extra $2,500.

This Halo Light, designed by Sander Mulder, is both classy and practical. First of all, it looks pretty awesome, with its ring of light supported by an arcing pole.This makes for a functional light with a minimal yet intriguing visual impact. It’s easily adjusted and suspended above a table with it’s stainless steel arc, but it’s also available for free hanging purposes ( cable suspended ) in bars and  living rooms.

Unfortunately, it’s made-to-order with an undisclosed price, meaning it’s more expensive than it’s worth.

Enex has come up with their “Hue and Funny” Kitchen, which they have claimed to be the future of kitchen design. It proposes a new paradigm for modern kitchen where relaxing space to rest and a joyous space of entertainment can be.

It is a new design with the idea that a sink does not always have to be rectangular. Coming from the beautiful curve of a seated woman, it minimizes the bottom cabinet to design a countertop that seems to float in the air. Built-in entertainment equipment, including TV and audio, create a future-oriented multi-functional kitchen which you might have seen on a Sci-Fi movie.