From Ziggytek: Does an MJ Edition iPhone 4 in genuine crocodile skin and adorned with a white gold Apple logo tickle your fancy? How about a a black one that has a crocodile back and a diamond Apple? More »

From Ziggytek: £999 is a great price for a number of gadgets, such as a high-end LED television, a workstation desktop, or an antique Rolex Datejust in decent shape, but a thousand quid for a gold-plated 16Gb iPad is extravagant. What does Amosu Couture think the iPad is, an iPhone 4? More »

From Ziggytek: Stuart Hughes is back again to offer a non-existent £12,995 white iPhone 4G with diamonds. I wonder how long it would take for Hughes to deliver the unavailable white 32Gb iPhone if someone put down £12,995 today. More »

From Ziggytek: To be available in “Tanzanite” and “Sapphire,” the CrystalRoc covers for the incoming iPhone 4 are so sparkly and ostentatious that they are sure to attract stares from thugs on the subway. More »

From Ziggytek: LG and ModeLabs are making the luxurious Versace Unique touchscreen smartphone that melds stylish and premium materials like synthetic sapphire, 18Kt gold (plating), leather, and ceramic. More »

From Ziggytek: LG and ModeLabs are making the luxuriant Versace Unique touchscreen smartphone that melds stylish and premium materials like synthetic sapphire, 18Kt gold (plating), leather, and ceramic. More »

From Ziggytek: Givori’s Calypso is an 18Kt gold-plated Nokia 8800 (itself a very basic and cheap unit), selling for AED 12,000 ($3,266 USD). Mother-of-pearl adorned, the fish scale motif hearkens to the Greek sea, from which Calypso draws its inspiration. Why do I keep covering this outrageous stuff? Because it is so ridiculous that it fascinates me. More »

From Ziggytek: Gresso’s Grand Monaco Ceramic Red Cayman cell phone is lined in endangered alligator leather and is high in fashion but low in specs. The phone’s slick yet cramped laser-cut number-pad might break some dainty fingernails. More »

From Ziggytek: Luxury cell phones are practical jewelry that the affluent can carry about with them wherever they venture. The Porche Design P’9522 is for Porsche drivers who want to advertise their wheels. Stuart Hughes’ outlandish multi-million dollar iPhone is for the clinically insane. The ¥20,000,000 VERTU Signature Glorious Collection comes in four styles: Daigo, Nishiki Akira, Kikusui, and Southern. More »

From Ziggytek: Being the “world’s most expensive” can be an honorable title, but earning that label for a computer mouse lands your product in the stupidly rich category. At £16,200, the Pat Says Now diamond mouse’s ridiculous name is surpassed in idiocy only by its absurd price tag. More »