A lot of brilliant minds and pioneers have been at the head of innovation to create the best technology can offer. Like a lot of good material things, the best usually come with a price tag that has a lot of zeroes. If you have money to spare and want to splurge a little, here are some tech items you might want to have.
1. Scorpion Computer Cockpit
Why settle for a boring computer table and PC setup when you can have a cockpit shaped like a scorpion? Cluven's product will cost you $3,799. You can choose between 110V to 220V, as well as how many screens you want to have whether it's three or five monitors.
The set is made of high-quality carbon steel, except for the seat which is made with PU leather. It is powered by six high-thrust linear electric cylinders with a 100W lighting system to power 16 color LED strips. If you don't feel like buying the black one, you can also opt for white.
2. La-Z-Boy Remote-Controlled Recliner
If you feel like kicking back after a long day, you could do so with a comfortable recliner that comes with cushions that can support a body's contours. The Astor Platinum Power Lift Recliner features a headrest and lumbar support, both of which are adjustable.
Instead of a lever to recline the chair, you'll have a wired controller. The seat and back move together so you won't feel gaps that tend to affect the chair's support. The fabrics and leathers have been tested for prolonged quality, and it can all be yours for $2,749.
3. HiCan Smart Bed
The HiCan smart bed may just look like a modernized canopy bed, but you'll be surprised to know that it has its own theater and audio system. It runs on a native iOS app so you can control all the features the smart bed can offer such as lights and bed bases.
It also has a smart alarm and can track your sleep. For a more therapeutic rest, it is equipped with a fragrance diffuser. To watch TV, you can set down its 70-inch motorized screen and a 4K PRO-UHD projector allows you to watch your movies and shows with amazing quality, all for $120,000.
4. Jetson Electric Aerial Vehicle
If you have an extra $100,000 lying around, you won't have to settle for a small drone equipped with a camera. You can ride a bigger version of that drone and see the sights yourself. Jetson created a personal aircraft made of aluminum and carbon fiber, making the vehicle lighter.
Its overall weight is 86kg and can go as fast as 102 km/h. The Jetson aircraft is powered by eight electric motors, so you can be confident that it will be able to carry you. The only downside is that you can only fly it for up to 20 minutes.
5. Samsung's 146-inch TV
Samsung's largest TV called "The Wall" is probably big enough that you can set up your own large-scale theater without a projector. The video quality is similar to that of a QLED TV. With HDR picture refinement, The Wall can render an image or video's peak brightness.
It has a flexible design allowing you to form irregular structures out of it. You can use it purely for displaying artwork if you want. You can purchase the 146-inch 2K TV for $105,999, or the 146-inch 4K for $219,999. Double the quality also means double the price.
