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Top 5 tech ways to show off on Super Bowl Sunday By Justin Hunter |
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Every guy wants to show off for their buddies, regardless if they admit it, especially when hosting the Super Bowl party at their home. While some men will think this entails having a crock pot full of bean and cheese dip on the kitchen counter watching the game on a 42-inch flat screen TV, others take the gamesmanship and their heavy wallets a couple steps further. Sure, your buddies would appreciate a custom sofa and elaborate wall decorations but nothing says “Look how cool I am,” like unnecessary accessories.
So, the first thing you obviously need for the big game is something to watch it on. Televisions have been advancing in technology as much as NASA lately but this 71-inch Plasma flat screen would be a very popular item even during the days of Egyptian rule, as the entire display and surrounding speakers are encased in 24K gold. The 1920 x 1080 resolution seems to look a little better when it is surrounded by elaborate gold. Besides, it only costs $132,000. 
Once the game is on, the food is spread out and everyone has a beer, be the coolest one in the room with a Pepsi (it is the official sponsor of the NFL).
You may not actually want to drink from this can though, as it has a sterling silver lining and is encrusted with a plethora of diamonds, rubies and sapphires. The design of the can is inspired by 40 years of Super Bowl rings and is a promotional item for a contest this year. All in all, the can itself has been appraised at $100,000.
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you have a couple friends over, you may want a couple more to come see how cool you are while grabbing more attention from your current guests by calling them up on your $75,000 Motorola SLVR. Your buddy with the new iPhone may be a little jealous as the attention will quickly gravitate towards the 260 individual diamonds (brought from all over the globe) that are cemented on the platinum steel plates of phone’s casing.
The game will be entertaining but in order to pass time while the annual boring Super Bowl Halftime Show is enraging your guests, have them occupy themselves by driving around on the Home Pro Racing Video Game Simulation System.
Better than the one in the arcade as a kid, because now you can have a 42-inch flat screen attached, the 10-inch built-in subwoofers will also provide some additional excitement for any Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 console. Be a kid again with lots of style for $3,999.99.
And while your other friends are waiting for a turn on the racing simulation, they can cruise around on your motorized armchair. With a gas-powered motor and built in stereo system, you can have the coolest seat on the planet. Designs can be custom-made and is available for $3,995.
When you break it down, all it will cost to really show off for your friends this Super Bowl Sunday is $314,994.99.
Don’t have that much? Contact an LEI mortgage coach to learn how to maximize your dollar and maybe these can all be yours in the future.
Go Patriots!
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