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Givenchy

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A collection of cool iPhone cases showcasing unique and creative iPhone case designs. Enjoy!

Protect your iPhone and take close-up macro photos to boot. The Clarifi iPhone Case with Macro Lens makes blurry photos of secret documents a thing of the past.

Simply slide the built-in lens over your iPhone’s camera and take crystal clear shots of business cards, documents or any other close-up item. Then you can use those photos with some cool free iPhone apps like Snappr which scans barcodes in stores to find you the best prices, or Evernote which takes photos you shoot and creates a searchable picture database from any text in the photo.

$24.99 from Think Geek [Link]

Creative iPhone case from Japan that looks like a Game Boy video game console.

Sadly, there’s a good chance you already own an iPhone 3G case if you’re the proud owner of an iPhone 3G. That said, there’s still nothing stopping you from hopping a flight to Tokyo and replacing your current one with the best case in the history of iPhone cases. It was originally posted on Engadget website but they are not sure of where it is sold. Again if you know, please comment below.

Unique and very cool wooden case for Apple iPhone carved from one piece of the finest wood from a company called miniot. They are not cheap at 120 euros! [Link]

For bacon lovers, there is an iPhone case for you!

If you’re a discerning eater, you know the age-old mantra: everything’s better with bacon. Out in Germany, they’ve really taken it to heart, and have made fabric gadget cases that look like they’re constructed out of every gentile’s favorite pork product.

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he Bacon Case seems to come in different sizes, at least one of which can fit the iPhone, and is selling for 25 Euro. The description’s all in German, and I don’t know what or who a “Frühstücksspeck” is, but the case is “Absolute Trendtasche!!!” and who am I to argue with that?

Shop selling Bacon iPhone Case [Link]

Knitted Apple iPhone case from Japan. Unfortunately, it is not for sale.

Great looking protection for you iPhone with tire-tread pattern. You can buy this cool iPhone case from Amazon [Link]

Stylish iPhone case made from polycarbonate which provides excellent soft touch feeling. It is available for all iPhone generations; all functions are accessible without removing the case.

Despite its softness, GoGo case is very hard to break. [Link]

A very cool and creative Apple iPhone case that chocoholics will love!

Costing $24.99, it is a great choice for chocoholic iPhone lovers. [Link]

Apple iPhone case for visually impaired: It works in tandem with an app to allow special accessibility functions like text to speech and moon type tactile feedback.

The case is engraved with modified bas-relief buttons each corresponding to a modified home screen on the iPhone [link]

Made by Speck, Dexter-branded hardshell cases come in tiny cardboard boxes and sit snug in a bed of foam splattered in blood.

Made by a company called Speck and I have spotted these iPhone cases being sold on Ebay [link]

Unparalleled iPhone protection - Otterbox provides the safest way to store and use your handset. With iPhone insurance expensive, making sure yours is protected from the elements, being dropped etc is a good idea and this case will protect you.

£29.99 from iWorld [Link]

Got too much money and not sure what the hell to spend it on! Well here is your chance to waste your money!

You will get this real diamond encrusted case for your iPhone and reach the bornrich social status. Price: $20.000 [Link]

This is a cool sporty looking iPhone case and you can make your own custom color and texts.

Price: $85 [Link]

Cultural movements that inspire devotion and fanishness are often not given enough credit for the inventiveness they arouse. Steampunk is especially rife with masterpieces of fashion, art, craft, and technology. Every time you think you’ve seen the coolest, most out there steampunk creation another comes along. Of the specimens we’ve come across, these are our ten favorites.

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Time Lord Steampunk Goggles

Coming in all shapes and sizes, servicing mad-scientists and cyberpunks alike, goggles are a fashion accessory that may not be unique to Steampunk, but how could you fly your airship without them?

 

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“Atmosphere Mash” Gasmask

Somewhat similar to its optically-focused brethren in that it isn’t a Steampunk specific trend, gasmasks are still a common element for the genre, particularly in stories that lean to the side of dystopia. All that coal and steam doesn’t exactly do wonders for the air quality.

 

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“Siddhartha Pod” Steampunk Lantern

Why rely on fickle oil and flame any longer? The new age of electricity is here!

 

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“The Key to Time” Pocketwatch

Any proper gentleman or lady knows that they’d be best be back from adventuring in time for tea. Best paired with a top hat.

“The Villanizer” Guitar

Would a pun about industrial metal be in bad taste? It would? Okay.

Steampunk Mouse

While this could definitely be paired with the laptop from #5, we had to rate this mouse higher because it looks like a tiny golden (many-geared and thing-a-ma-bobbed) tank. And tank beats station wagon in every game of rock paper scissors I’ve ever played. Even the cord and the USB port on this puppy are classy.

 

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Steampunk Cell Phone

Vying for top spot is another bit of communication-related technology. Though not as initially eye-catching as the Blue Tooth device above at #7, the functional design of this cell phone is what makes it intriguing and ultimately a venture into Steampunk-styled fantasy. In order to make calls, you have to use hole-punched cards that you slide into the phone. Though not capable of many of the utilities we’ve come to expect from even the average cell phone (let alone the upper tier of devices like iPhones or Blackberries), the design is too ambitious to be ignored, flaunting its inefficiency as nostalgic simplicity in the face of the demanding cellular phone market.

 

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Nathans Amberic Array Violin

Abandoning the more heavily cog-gy, gear-iness of some of the previous gadgets brings us to something that is undeniably a work of refined grace. While form might give way to function in this piece, the concept of ethereal beauty mixed with already aesthetic technology–perfectly blended in this work of art–is entirely central to Steampunk ideology.