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Extravagance for some means a well stocked wine cellar and a reliable and expensive gadgets to keep that cellar up, moving, and organized. If you are one of those people who feels they must have the best of wine cellar inventory systems, regardless of how ridiculous we think it might be, then the eSommelier Inventory System by well known rich jerks Frontgate, is definitely right up your alley

For no less than $8000 (well 99 cents less actually), the eSommelier is the Bentley of wine inventory systems if there is such a thing. It boasts a 15″ LCD touch screen includes everything one would want out of an inventory system. Network capabilities allow you to show off your wine collection while your abroad at your italian vineyard. Pompous bastard.

With it’s bar code software and printer, the contents of your cellar are always in working order. Don’t like the touchscreen option? You can plug a physical keyboard in to use if it makes things more comfortable. If your a wine collector, the eSommelier is the epitome of extravagance. — Andrew Dobrow

Frontgate Product Page [via Uncrate]

Nothing makes a man feel more like a man then having full control over the gadgets and electronics he surrounds himself with. What about a remote that looks just as cool as any of the gadgets it controls? The Logitech Harmony 1000 has a full color touch screen that, from the looks of it, looks really cool.

The remote displays the question, “What would you like to do?”. Very conversational we’d say for a consumer electronic. The on screen options make any media related job pretty easy, but more importantly, interactive and cool looking.

A really cool addition is it’s ability to send both infrared and radio frequency commands, which means that the remote can control gear through cabinets and in other rooms. The 3.5″ LCD touch screen is a perfect size to be a comfortable navigational process. The batteries are rechargable so no running to the store to pick up AAs.

Setup is done right through your computer so theres no more macro programming needed to get up and rolling. It looks a little big as a one handed remote so you might need to hold the Harmony the way would old a game controller (excluding the Wii). — Andrew Dobrow

Logitech Harmony 1000 Pre-order page [via Gizmos for Geeks]