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$2,500 headphones can blind you

by Mike Yamamoto
(Credit: Cool Hunter)

Clearly, Swarovski crystals have cornered a market in consumer technology. We're not sure what market that is, exactly, but they've cornered it.

There's no disputing this fact with the introduction of these crystal-encrusted headphones, which Cool Hunter says were designed by DJ Donna D'Cruz in a variety of colors (shudder) for a mere $2,500. The phones are the latest to join Swarovski's unfortunately growing collection of mice, phones, laptops and, yes, refrigerators. Who needs a disco ball?

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Lunacy! Custom design for less!
by suzyq4u December 6, 2006 11:38 AM PST
Guys, this is mad! Who would pay 2,500 for that headset! try the dutch company bling affair. They will design your own headset for you, including headset for a mere 650 euro. They have done the likes of DJ Roger Sanchez and Joyce Mercedes. 2500 for that boring design is lunacy!
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