The Cult of Lomography gains more adherents on the daily.  What is Lomography?  In short, a style of casual, free-minded photography that celebrates the “beautiful failures” of classic film.  Lens flares, overexposure, bent images and otherwise are common with what were once looked at as cheap, novelty cameras.  Today, Lomo cameras are prized for these qualities, a rare effect that can’t be easily reproduced in the digital world.  The cameras themselves are thing of beauty, as is Lomo’s latest– the Diana F+ Glow in the Dark.  The classic Diana F+ now glows silently, instantly inspiring jealousy amongst your other Lomographist friends…  from $105. [lomography via highsnobiety]

File this one under “brilliant”.  Why?  A good song isn’t always planned– it happens on the fly, often when you’re least expecting it.  What could have started as a bad chord, a missed string or a two-handed mistake could lead to the next Billboard hit.  To ensure you never miss a beat, the Ovation iDea Guitar has a built-in recorder that captures those spontaneous moments of song writing. The guitar’s pickup grabs the sound of the strings, while a built in microphone records the vocals. The songs are automatically saved as MP3s and be transferred directly to a PC for editing and sharing. Whether you’re an up-and-comer or already big time, this is one brilliant song-writing companion.  Just don’t forget to hit that little record button…  [ovation]

One initial look at this snowmobile concept and you get the feeling that this angry tiger is ready to pounce on its prey. This aggressively-styled snow vehicle is all set to launch on snow and give you one hell of an exhilarating ride. Designed by Dominic Schindler Creations with sleek and seductive looks– and a special slot for your skis– this green meanie sure looks like a snowmobile we’d love to get in our neck of the freshly snowed woods… [via flylyf]

If you were looking for a turntable on which to spin some classic Christmas carols, Redpoint has something that will go along with all that white and red. The Model A Testa Rosa turntable stands on a solid billet base of aluminum, features a 12V DC motor (powered by batteries) and also features a composite Teflon platter damped by silicone oil. Add some custom designed arm pods to the classy machinery and it may just be worth buying it for £10,500. [via BornRich]

While we hate to admit that winter is fully upon us, at least we know that we can man our way through it the best way– without lifting a finger.  Just like our Husqvarna Solar Mower automatically mowed our lawn for us, we’ve found a solution to save us from shoveling snow this winter.  The Roofus snow removal robot scans your sidewalk and driveway and kicks out every single flake that hits pavement.  It may need some human assistance, as is shown by the included radio control, but it shows a lot of promise either way.  The best part?  You can take this baby into a cage match when she ain’t shoveling.  Hell, she might even make you some gambling money under-the-table… [yankodesign]

Deep sea voyages into the heart of world’s oceans are no longer privileges for just a few diving experts. That is because Poseidon introduced this fabulous Discovery Rebreather. It’s a deep-water gadget that allows you to enjoy a three hour underwater journey in those exotic places you’ve been hearing about so far. Guaranteed by experts (even from NASA) and featuring a state of the art LCD display forl vitals, the Discovery Rebreather is yours for $ 6,000. [via BornRich]

When it comes to audio equipment we generally want it all wrapped up in class and demand the best possible sound. We’re spending lots of money on these things, so who can blame us? For 5,500 euro (some $7,000), you’ll get your hands on these luxury HL2.2 two-way loudspeakers by Albedo that come packed with both the looks and the state-of-art sound you’ve been looking for. Available in glossy striped ebony and walnut stripe finishings these would make a great addition for the audiophile in you. [via BornRich]

Nowadays, flat screen televisions are not only considered an essential part of the living room, but to a certain extent, they are considered works or art. What you are looking at here is the Picasso of flat screen televisions. The Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 8 is everything you could ever want in an LCD panel. HD ready and designed to be used as a TV, or a monitor for computer, what sets this apart from other LCD’s out there is it’s ability to adjust itself to give you the perfect image all the time. It can adjust it’s white and black levels automatically so that you can assure yourself you no longer have to worry about too much glare affecting your DirecTV Sunday Ticket. That alone makes this set worthwhile.  [$3950 at bang-olufsen]

There are loads of iPhone cases these days– and occasionally the case is so flashy that it’s worth more than the gadget… While many of these ultra-bling cases seem designed for the ladies than for men, here is one we’re quite sold on.  This metallic option from Incase is a revamped version of the old slider case for the first gen iPhones. Additionally, they are lightly branded and do not really sport a very loud, lavish design– they offer protection, first and foremost, and for $35. Seems like an easy enough buy for everyone who’d need to pimp their iPhone, don’t you think? [via CoolHunting]