Have $10,000 to burn? If so, consider the new top end of the Sonic Touch Chair line your seat of choice. This spherical wonder features integrated speakers to truly envelop you in sound. Talk about a sweet spot. ”Shake that ass” takes on a new meaning as the back of the chair delivers powerful bass. The sound’s not the only thing high-end: top grade leather exterior, faux-suede microfiber interior and a stainless steel pedestal with all wires integrated. Works with nearly every input you could imagine.  Another option is the addition of an iMac Touch on a built-on swivel. The fact that it serves as desk, chair and stereo system may dull the price pain a bit, but not that much.  [via ubergizmo]

If you’re a big movie buff and love Hollywood memorabilia, you need to be at the Profiles in History auction on December 11. Up for grabs there will be some 500 unique pieces of Hollywood history. Among them, the legendary Light Sabre wielded by actor Mark Hamill in the original Star Wars, and the Fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford in the second of the four part series of Indiana Jones. The famous Light Sabre is expected to go for £120,000 while the hat worn by Ford with the IJ initials, is expected to rope in £40,000. This is your chance guys! [via Telegraph]

Designed by Maksim Biriukov, the Living Calendar is a newave project that displays the day, week and year in a an unusual, interesting way. The Living Calendar shows, at a glance, all the details about your current place in the time-space continuum. Beyond the standard calendar functions, this clock-style system shows holidays, times of the year and many other interesting details in a rotary format. Despite a complicated technique that involves a large hand to show the current day and month and a little one to keep track of the current hour, it’s mighty simple once you get used to it or if you learn Russian. Meanwhile, we already found a big drawback– the price. Please help us understand why someone would pay $9,495 for this. $50 at your local Sharper Image, maybe, but $10k? “Come on!” (tell that to the guy in the $20,000 suit!) [via Yanko]

Looking for something a little more iPhone and a little less tricky stash? Stay on top of the trends with Apple’s latest headlines from around the world:

Trying to stash your cigarettes from your parents, wife or husband? This iPod secret cigarette case must be one of the coolest ways to do it. All you need is a screwdriver and no more feelings for the little gadget. Gently remove the innards and make room for your top secret collection of cigarettes that will get you safe out of the house and will likely get your fellow geeks, jealous. Great idea, don’t you think? [via TulipSociety]

Let’s be honest, wall clocks use so little energy that its not really necessary to look for alternative power methods.  A single AA battery will last months, if not years in a standard wall clock.  Why is this solar clock considered Crave-worthy then?  Green is cool, ladies and gents.  The design of this solar clock is fresh, rectangular and most-importantly– tech infused.  Hang one on your wall, set it on the edge of your desk, mount it wherever you like… as long as it receives open light. [via Dvice]

The classic chastity belt was designed as a device that women had to wear while their men where at war. Nowadays, it doesn’t involve locks and metals anymore, but a beautiful set of lingerie equipped with a GPS tracking system. Dubbed the ‘find me if you can’ range of underwear from lingerie maker Lucia Lorio of Brazil, the line includes a lace bodice, bikini bottom and faux pearl collar. Prices start from £500 if you trust a standard GPS, but can go up to £700 if you want to be sure of what’s going on … down under. Not sure how many women would accept wearing anything like that, but I do know a bunch of guys who’d buy at as an anniversary gift! [via DailyMail]