‘Pink is for girls and blue is for boys’, this may still be of great significance to many. Moreover, it actually comes into play during Valentine’s Day while searching that special gift for your beloved. If shades of red and pink could woo her then we are sure blue isn’t the only color to impress him. Go beyond the usual gifting options and wrap up a gadget drenched with macho-ness. We are sure ‘wheels and gadgets’ sound enthralling enough to sweep your man off his feet. So, we have penned down a list of Top 5 Valentine’s Day gift ideas inspired by cars.
If the prancing horse is something your Valentine is always on the lookout for then he may like it embedded on his mobile phone too. Keeping this in view, the special edition Acer Liquid Ferrari E makes it to our gifts-list of gadgets inspired by wheels. This Android 2.1 device embeds a 3.5-inch touchscreen with 480 x 800 pixels of resolution. You could capture those sweet Valentine moments with the 5 megapixel camera included with the phone alongside shoot videos at 20 fps, 640 x 480 resolution. Integrated with the Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 768MHz, the Liquid Ferrari E also features Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, MP3 player, FM and GPS. This device could settle in your gift-box after paying a sum of Rs. 24,999.
If you aren’t an ardent lover of this lovers’ day and want to keep it simple with a low budget yet innovative product then the next one to grace our list could be an ideal pick. Now, we know Mouse Mats aren’t gadgets but the offering available through Car Mouse could just brighten your Valentine’s face each time he uses the PC. These mouse mats are printed with pictures of Chevrolet Camaro, Dodge Charger, Mustang, Corvette, Ford GT and more. The licensed mousepad lets you customize it with the logo of your choice. Each mousepad is priced at $13.95 (approx Rs. 631) and is available online through Car Mouse.
The next in our line-up has nothing to do with any specific auto maker but definitely brings in a futuristic car appearance. We are talking about the Roccat Kova which could entice your gamer Valentine. The V Shape design enables it ambidextrous while the specs sheet reveals up to 3200 dpi, 5 + [2] mouse buttons and compatibility with Mac as well as PC. The Kova comes with a fine-tuned performance which can be configured by pressing simple button combinations. The dpi can be selected from 400, 800, 1600 and 3200 while the dpi feedback system further adds to the convenience. The Roccat mouse can be purchased online for Rs. 3215.
If your man prefers the ferocious bull over the prancing horse then Asus’ Eee PC Lamborghini VX6 netbook could work wonders for you on this Valentine’s occasion. Sporting in angelic white and demonic black with a 12†HD glare display, the device has been dipped into equally filled tins of gadgets and wheels. The lid of the stylish netbook will let you flaunt the auto maker’s logo. However, it’s not just about good looks as the Asus machine is fueled with Intel’s Dual Core D525 Nvidia Ion 2 and 4GB DDR3 RAM. You could indulge into long chats using its 1.3M webcam and it runs on Windows 7 Home Premium. At Rs. 37,999, the netbook also bundles up one year global warranty and one year of 500GB web storage.
With an increasing number of USB devices, we are sure at some point or the other one may feel the need for an additional USB port. If a mere USB hub does not seem a great option for your Valentine then how about this one disguised as a car. This Car Shaped Hub has been drenched in blue, red and golden shades. Embedded with four ports, it supports USB 2.0 and is compatible backwards with USB 1.1. The simple plug-n-play functionality, lightweight at 46 grams and compatibility with Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000, Linux and Mac, add to the brownie points earned by this simple peripheral. The car shaped USB hub is available online at Brando for $10 (approx Rs. 452).
So, if ‘Wheels’ and ‘Gadgets’ are the words that go well with your Valentine, then these gifting options could snuggly fit into the gift box. However, prices of the above mentioned devices may vary. Signing off, we wish all our reader a great Valentine’s Day.
