What are the First-class computers? Maybe the PCs that are equipped by the most powerful processor or which are feature the highest possible memory capacity? German company Gaiser High End has their own vision on this question. Offering their First-class Computer luxury PC you have an opportunity to decorate your computer by choosing variety of such precious materials as damask, silver, gilding, up to 24 karat gold, zirconium, diamonds and others.

Gaiser’s luxury box starts at $8000 and run up to around $33,000. Given the price, you sort of have to wonder why they did not just go all out and decorate these computers — of which there are many designs — with diamonds. Maybe it is because Swarovski crystals are so trendy right now. Then again, isn’t this the very definition of luxury?
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GHE design 05 – Gold leaf, 3D milled

GHE design 06 – Gold leaf, 83 Signity

GHE design 08 – Gold leaf, 175 Signity

GHE design 09- TRICOLOR gold

GHE design 10 – Palladium & silver, 2 Signity, Cubic Zirconia Round Brilliant Cut, Ø 0.16in

GHE design 11 – Layered steel, 1 Signity

GHE design 12 – Layered steel, 4 Signity, Cubic Zirconia Round Brilliant Cut, Ø 0.31in

GHE design 13 – Layered steel, 1 Signity

HGE design 14, Mokume Gane Jazz

GHE design 14 – Mokume Gane, Jazz with diamonds

GHE design 15 – Mokume Gane, 2 Signity, Cubic Zirconia Round Brilliant Cut, Ø 0.31in

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GHE design 16 – Mokume gane, 82 Signity

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GHE design 17 Mokume Gane, Wave

GHE design 18 – Gold leaf Wave, 1 Signity, Cubic Zirconia Round Brilliant Cut, Ø 8.0 mm

GHE design 20 – Gold leaf 3D relief, 1 Signity, Cubic Zirconia Round Brilliant Cut, Ø 0.31in

GHE design 21- Full surface gilding on the front

GHE design 22 also available with full 24k gold gilding on front AND back.

The ‘guts’ of the PCs include various combined fittings from Intel Atom/NVIDIA ION to Intel Core 2 Duo, right up to QuadCore CPU. Solid State Disk with SLC chip, Blu-ray and also exclusive input devices are of course included in our first class computers.

Via:  ohgizmo