Reporter Dan Simmons from the BBC’s technology show Click managed to break a mobile phone marketed as “unbreakable”, during a demonstration at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

The iPhone 3GS SUPREME is priced at £1.92 million, took 10 months to make and consists of 271 grams of 22ct solid gold, a couple of hundred diamonds in the bezel and logo and a giant 7.1ct diamond for the navigation button.

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The DJ Mouse from DJ-Tech is the ultimate peripheral for anyone who does serious mixing on their computer. The mouse is designed to let users scratch and mix up to the beats using a built-in Jog dial, and a stop and hold function simulating somewhat the feel of vinyl. Surrounding the JOG is a blue ringed LED for positional locating to improve the scratch performance. This package also includes the special mat for optimizing the quality of your scratch performance. DJ software Deckadance for MAC and PC.
Is even included which has a high powered beat engine and a great selection of digital effects. You can pick up the DJ Mouse for $59.95.

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Backwards digital retro frame for Mac lovers.

Meet the first ever analog “digital” photo frame. By “digital,” we mean it has a Mac software window silk-screened onto it. By hand. Which is amusing when you think about it. It’s a manually-applied representation of a computer interface which holds your printed image which was probably taken on a digital camera. You don’t have to worry about the LCD panel on this one; it’s a piece of transparent glass. You don’t have to register it, there are never any software updates required, and if the power goes out, it continues to function.

Wooden photo frame measures 5 3/4 inches wide by 4 3/4 inches high and holds a 4 3/4 inch by 3 3/4 inch photo. Includes a sheet of paper in the frame to represent the transparent background in Photoshop, and a pressboard kickstand-style stand.

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