Here is how you can add bling to your webcam. Just get yourself a SPEED_LINK, which happens to be the first webcam with flash. If all those Swarovski studded TVs, cars and other products we have featured all these days aren’t enough to satiate your desire for those classy crystals, the SPEED-LINK comes studded with Swarovski crystals.

The webcam looks ‘wicked and divine’ just as it promises to be and comes in two colors, black and white. Each webcam is designed carefully and hence, it would take up to two months to design and get your order delivered to you. Make sure you are patient enough to not be swayed by other temptations, for this webcam surely blings out the rest of the webcams in market.

At about 50 Euros, the webcam isn’t very expensive, considering the fact that elegant Swarovski crystal studded products usually run into thousands of dollars. The webcam looks classy, stylish and is ergonomically designed. It can even be adjusted stepwise. So get the bling-bling webcam and add a little sparkle to your laptop or desktop!

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Recession days seem to be encouraging to spend even the little money that is left in their accounts in a desperate attempt to feel good. If the people have begun to spend their last pennies, the retailers have begun to put up ware that they don’t even intend to sell, but try to lure customers with fancy gimmicks. Perhaps this is a sort of denial in which the retailer and the consumer don’t want to accept that both are headed towards bankruptcy.

Well, this long intro is to announce the Mercedes-Benz SL600 series, which is parked at the Sogi department store in Osaka. What is strange about a luxury car outside a high-end store? Well, the classy car is studded with Swarovski crystals and perhaps, this particular car has to be the one with the most number of crystals and weigh more than it’s original weight. 300,000 crystals turn the car into a shiny attention grabbing eye-candy.

The car is estimated to cost around $403,000 and is not even going to be sold. This proves yet another fact that humans tend to be in a state of denial at times like these, in crises, and continue to ignore reality and gloss over something shiny, with pun intended.

Via: YahooNews