Schreer Delights is selling a line of iPhone cases that reference Apple’s design history, printing visual elements from the original Mac, the original iMac and the original iPod directly onto the case.

The graphics are printed deep in the plastic of the case, so even if the case is slightly damaged, the images won’t fade….Each runs a little under 50 bucks. If you likes, you best get one soon, this thing has  ‘lawsuit‘ written all over it.

[Cheers core77]

With an overall length of 88 inches the sections simply bolt together, while disassembling it, allows easy access to engine (1200cc) and drive train components.

Let’s just hope Harley Davidson gets wind of this…its wicked cool.

Since then, we haven’t heard much of anything from the cassette tape maker, well TDK is back with a Three-Speaker Boombox set for an official debut at CES in January.

The $499 device boasts a streamlined design compared to the 1980s-era originals, but it’s still unmistakably a boombox and, according to Crave’s early hands-on, it pumps out a surprising amount of sound from its 35 watt RMS speakers.

The box contains three drivers a 15-watt woofer, surrounded by two 10-watt stereo speakers with edge-driven tweeters between them.

The 80’s nostalgia, Electric boogaloo meets the future box will also feature at iPhone/iPod support (via USB), AM/FM radio, USB stick (MP3, AAC, WMA), and a slew of aux input options, including RCA, minijack, and a 1/4-inch instrument input that can be blended with the other audio for instant karaoke/block party high jinks.

However, this thing may just be a colossal failure…if I am expected to lug this huge thing around, why not carve a place to set my iPhone in.

Would it be too much to ask for TDK to design some kind of cassette eject like contraption to house your portable music player? Not necessarily a docking port per-se, but just some place where you can store your PMP safely and securely so if you’re, say, at the beach, you don’t have to plop your device into the sand next to this box.