Top Five Most Beautiful Laptops

Everyone loves to have beautiful laptop as well as good performance.

And we all know apple is getting popularity day by day innovating beautiful products however all other companies also appearing competitively.
You shouldn't have to haul a dull laptop in a ho-hum, unnoticed way out of your briefcase, feeling the unspoken scorn of all those around. You can unveil your sexy laptop to an impressed hush, and draw the oohs of your envious peers.
They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but you're sure to find something here that will soothe the aesthete within. Be warned, though: just because it's beautiful, doesn't mean it'll give the best experience.

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Most Beautiful Digital Video Game Female Characters

An attractive and beautiful girl character is being part of video games. Mostly they are used in online 3D video games.

Those artists who created the characters look really awesome and amazing. I have listed below all the characters as possible. Most of the girl characters are imaginary and some of them are actress of Hollywood and other popular movies.

3D Video Game Girl

Lightning, Final Fantasy XIII

Lady, Devil May Cry 4 By ~VideoGameWaller

Nariko: Heavenly Sword, Ninja Theory

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iPhone Apps with Beautiful Interfaces

The iPhone is a wonderfully designed device, sporting sleek curves and oozing minimalism. Fortunately, the great design doesn’t need to stop there. Ever since the App Store went live, we’ve seen some incredibly attractive software released for the platform.
Whether you’re looking for a robotic unit converter, a realistic app for reading novels, or a intuitive Twitter client – this roundup has something for you. Each application puts design first, offering a fantastic user experience.

Weightbot ($1.99)

Whether you are trying to lose (or gain) a few pounds, tracking your weight has never been more fun. Set your goal weight, record your weight at any interval (one weight per day max), view your BMI, and see your progress on a beautiful graph.
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Weightbot

Convertbot ($0.99)

Convertbot is a unit conversion robot. Convert currency, length, mass, time and much more in an exciting new way.
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Convertbot

Ego ($1.99)

Ego gives you one central—and lovely—location to check web statistics that matter to you. With support for Feedburner, Google Analytics, Mint, Squarespace and Twitter.
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Ego

LittleSnapper ($2.99)

Take a photo, snap a webpage, or choose an existing image from your photo album and share it online via QuickSnapper. Add tags, titles, descriptions, and ratings to your snaps before sharing them.
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LittleSnapper

iStat ($1.99)

Remotely monitor CPU, memory, disks, temperatures, fans, uptime and load averages… from your iPhone. You can also see your iPhone’s stats for memory, disk space, WiFi and Cell IP addresses, uptime & load averages, plus view and email your iPhone’s Unique ID and MAC address.
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iStat

Beats ($1.99)

Working out the BPM (beats per minute) of a song couldn’t be simpler—just tap along with the song. Unlike some other counters, Beats uses intelligent averaging that hones in on the correct BPM the more you tap.
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Beats

Cities ($0.99)

If it’s 9 PM, Friday 20 June in Melbourne, Australia, what time and day is it in Trieste, Italy? Cities lets you travel the world to see what time it was, is or will be for any city on any date or time, from the perspective of any timezone (including the one you’re currently in).
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Cities

Phases ($0.99)

Phases is a beautifully crafted little app that shows you all kinds of useful information about the moon (and a little bit about the sun).
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Phases

Groups ($2.99)

Groups takes contacts group management to a totally different level. With a highly innovative user interface, you get to manage your contacts the iPhone way; drag them, drop them or trash them.
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Groups

Tea Round (Free)

Tea Round rapidly settles thirst-based argument by deciding who makes the tea. Whether in the office, or at home.
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Tea Round

Cha-Ching ($2.99)

Cha-Ching Touch for iPhone and iPod Touch delivers Cha-Ching’s renowned ease of use and simple, clear interface right to the palm of your hand. With easy to use features like location based transaction entry and beautiful, easy to read budgets, you will never be without your finances again.
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Cha-Ching

Twitteriffic (Free)

Twitterrific is a fun application that lets you both read and publish posts or “tweets” to the Twitter community website. The application’s user interface is clean, concise and looks fantastic on the iPhone.
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Twitteriffic

Tweetie ($2.99)

Tweetie is a fast, full-featured Twitter client. It offers everything you’d expect – from your timeline to trends – all with an incredibly well polished user interface and a great experience.
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Tweetie

Tags ($2.99)

Tags lets you browse delicious.com bookmarks in style. Explore your bookmarks with the animated tag cloud or discover new websites in your network, inbox or popular bookmarks.
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Tags

Where To? ($2.99)

One of the best features of the iPhone is that it’s able to determine your current location, but missing is something that’s become a staple of most GPS systems: a quick way to find points of interest around you. Where To provides that in a slick, intuitive user experience.
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Where To?

Classics ($0.99)

Escape into some of the greatest stories ever written. Classics features some of literature’s finest masterpieces, and looks and feels like a real book!
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Classics

Tipulator ($0.99)

Take the guesswork out of restaurant tipping. Enter the bill amount, select a percentage, and Tipulator will calculate the tip. And it’ll split the check among friends.
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Tipulator

Groceries ($0.99)

Say goodbye to boring grocery planning and chaotic shopping lists. Simply select items from hundreds of ready-made groceries, find specific brands from thousands of products or add new items in an instant. Optionally organize your items by aisle and let Groceries navigate you through the supermarket.
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Groceries

Satisfaction Remote ($1.99)

Get Satisfaction (getsatisfaction.com) is a People-Powered Customer Service community that helps people to get the most from the products they use, and where companies are encouraged to get real with their customers.
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Satisfaction

Measures ($0.99)

Yet another unit converter utility… But the one which is really easy to use. Besides different conversion types, it gives you daily updated currency exchange rates. Assign the most frequently used conversions to the favorite buttons.
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Measures

Guitar Toolkit ($9.99)

Essential guitar utilities, including an amazing flexible tuner and a library of over 1500 chord variations, all on your phone.
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Guitar Toolkit

Inquisitor (Free)

Inquisitor Mobile Search speeds up your search like no other mobile search application. It has an award winning design, and invaluable for research on-the-go.
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Inquisitor

Night Stand ($0.99)

Night Stand displays a beautiful, vintage LCD clock on your iPhone or iPod touch. You don’t have to buy a night stand clock for your bedroom anymore: you get a gorgeous alarm clock and right under your fingertips.
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Night Stand

Things ($9.99)

Things is a beautifully focused and amazingly intuitive task manager. Other task managers either oversimplify or are too difficult to use. Either way you are not getting stuff done. You can even sync wirelessly with the desktop version of Things using Wi-Fi.
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Things

Outpost ($12.99)

Outpost allows people to manage their projects with Basecamp®, an online project management app from 37signals. Basecamp is widely acclaimed for its simplicity and effectiveness in organizing teams.
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Outpost

Birdhouse ($3.99)

Ever think of something for your Twitter that you don’t want to post right away? Birdhouse is the perfect place to put it. Birdhouse won’t replace your favorite iPhone Twitter client, it’ll add to it. Put Birdhouse right next to your Twitter client and use them together.
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Birdhouse

Cocktails ($2.99)

Cocktails lovingly presents over 2,000 contemporary and classic mixed drink recipes drawn from modern and classic sources. Categorized in all manner of useful ways.
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Cocktails

Facebook (Free)

The app makes it easier to connect to people on-the-go, chat to your friends, and check out all the latest photos.
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Facebook

Wimbledon (Free)

A classic Wimbledon interface for checking up on tennis scores, viewing live video, and checking up on the progress of the competition.
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Wimbledon

Bento ($5.99)

Bento for iPhone and iPod touch is the portable version of the wildly popular personal database from FileMaker – that’s easy to use as your iPhone! It’s never been easier to organize all the details of your busy life – in one iPhone application that works seamlessly with Bento 2.
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Bento

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Beautiful Fashion Websites

Net-a-Porter
Net-a-porter focuses on fashion-related photos, a magazine-style look and a simple navigation without unnecessary Flash-effects. The result is usable and still beautiful (submitted by Andrew E in comments).

Prada
Prada’s homepage includes only a large background image and navigation.

Paul Smith
Paul Smith’s homepage includes navigation and a large background image that slides/scrolls from one to the next.

Pepe Jeans
The website of Pepe Jeans uses a white, black and gray color scheme. The homepage includes a large photo that the user can change.

Aquascutum
Aquascutum uses a simple layout, minimal style and a large image. The homepage is clutter-free and includes little content.

Free People
Free People’s website has received a lot of attention from design galleries. The clothing boutiques site uses hand-drawn and grunge styles.

The Sak
The Sak also uses hand-drawn elements in its design. The site uses a light color scheme.

Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren’s US site uses a white background with a lot of bright colors.

Ralph Lauren Rugby
Ralph Lauren’s Rugby website has a vintage background, a lot of color, and a video playing on the homepage.

Armani Exchange
Armani Exchange’s homepage features a large photo, with black, white, gray, and small amounts of blue in the color scheme.

Giorgio Armani
Giorgio Armani’s website is very dark and contains a large video of runway models.

ASOS
ASOS’s website has a black background with a white content area. The homepage features a large photo and showcases certain product lines to the right of the layout.

Liz Claiborne New York
Liz Clairborne New York uses a very simple and clean layout. The homepage consists mostly of a large photo, and secondary pages are also clean.

Mulberry
Mulberry’s homepage includes only a logo, navigation, and a large photo area that fades from one to the next.

Hugo Boss
Hugo Boss with minimalism at its best: the site has a very simple and calm design with a large photo area. Flash-based.

Issey Miyake Pleats Please
Very simple, yet compelling design that strongly focuses users’ attention on the products. Flash-based. The Japanese version of the site tries to achieve the same aim with a more interactive approach (via @litherland on Twitter).

Lacoste
A very dynamic and interactive site that not only showcases available products, but also tries to entertain users. And it works! Flash-based, music-autoplay included.

BCBGMAXAZRIA
BCBGMAXAZRIA’s website showcases and sells their products. The site uses a gray background and the homepage currently features new styles for the spring.

Calvin Klein
Calvin Klein’s website uses light colors and an un-cluttered layout.

Gucci
Gucci’s website has a brown background. The homepage includes navigation and a large photo area.

Agnes B.
Agnes B. uses an interesting layout with a large background and a lot of black, white, and gray.

J. Crew
J. Crew’s homepage includes some promotions of current seasonal styles. The site uses a white and gray color scheme, but the homepage includes some blue and orange.

Sean John
Sean John uses a dark color scheme with a gray background, and a sliding content area that the user can control.

Tommy Hilfiger
Tommy Hilfiger’s site has a white background. The homepage includes some photos that allow for user interactivity on hover and by sliding.

Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton’s homepage has a large background image with links to sites for specific countries.

Lucky Brand
Lucky Brand has a colorful homepage with a large photo and prominent navigation to shop men’s or women’s styles.

Oilily
Oilily’s homepage has a video area surrounded by purple covered with colorful floral decorations.

United Colors of Benetton
United Colors of Benetton has a very bright and colorful website that sits on a white and gray background.

A.P.C.
A.P.C.’s homepage uses a black and white color scheme with a large photo and hand-drawn fonts. The homepage includes links to the online stores for various countries.

Net-A-Porter
Net-A-Porter’s homepage includes a very large photo with promotional links to some specific products.

Victoria’s Secret
Victoria’s Secret’s homepage currently uses a very dark red background, but the rest of the site has a white background.

DailyCandy
DailyCandy includes fashion-related content among other topics. The site uses a white background and a lot of hand-drawn elements.

Dolce & Gabbana
The top of Dolce & Gabbana’s website uses three photos as part of the navigation. The lower section of the page includes navigation to specific collections and products with horizontal scrolling.

The Cut
The Cut is a fashion blog on New York Magazine. The color scheme is black and white with some splashes of pink and blue. The layout presents the blog in an attractive magazine/news style.

Style.com
Style.com is a large fashion news website from Cande Nast, and the home of Vogue. With huge amounts of content on the site, it’s still easy on the eyes.

Kineda
Kineda’s dark design is simple, yet beautiful.

Elle
Fashion magazine Elle’s website has a news-style layout, with the homepage featuring a lot of content. The color scheme is black, white, gray and red with photos adding plenty of color.

WWD
WWD is a news-style website that includes fashion-related content. The site has a dark color scheme with a lot of colorful photos included.

Bazaar
Harper’s Bazaar is a leading fashion magazine. The website uses a black, white and red color scheme. The layout is fairly typical of a magazine or news site.

Glamour
Glamour Magazine’s website has a white background with a lot of color from photos and images.

Fashion Served
Fashion Served is fashion inspiration site from the Behance Network. The layout is gallery style.

About the Author

Steven Snell is a Web designer and blogger. He actively maintains his own blog at Vandelay Design, where he frequently publishes articles about design, collections of resources and inspirational galleries. You can also follow him on Twitter.

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