BEFORE YOU JET OFF - BE SURE HOOK TO YOURSELF UP
Now that you only have eyes for your wife, it’s time to concentrate on style and comfort rather than worrying about being caught ogling other women. What better to break you in than with Titanium Spike sunglasses from Oakley? Pairing Oakley’s high definition optics (right in the lenses) with virtually indestructible metal for the frames, guarantees they’ll stand the test of time; this will prove helpful when you roll over them in the sand after seeing how good your wife looks in that bikini.
Camcorders and honeymoons go together like squinted eyes and blurry megapixel shots. But to ensure the not so private parts of your honeymoon are of the highest quality, check out Sanyo’s Xacti C6 Digital Media Camera. You get high definition video with 12x digital zoom in something so small you could put it in your pocket and forget about it. And let’s not forget the rotating 2.0 inch LCD display screen for... you know... those times when you need to see what’s going on in those hard to reach places.
Take a look at your beautiful wife through the lenses of a Sony Cyber Shot DSC-N2. This 10.1 megapixel beauty will make you wish you’d taken the pictures yourself instead of putting down 3 grand for a wedding photographer. With a 3X Optical/6X Digital Zoom you’ll be able to get a close up shot of that nude beach from the comfort of your beach towel.
Sure the local music on your honeymoon may be new and exotic but one can only go so many days without loading up that Gnarls Barkley play list and getting down. Making sure that you take along Altec Lansing’s inMotion iM9 is a surefire way to drown out those noisy tourists while you’re trying to fall asleep. The added bonus, other than its shock resistant design, crystal clear sound, and versatile size is that it comes with a nifty backpack for you to carry it all in.
Let’s be honest, you can’t spend your entire honeymoon consummating your marriage (although our Sexpert could probably lend you a few tips to help you try). But for instances like on the plane, when you’re not accepting membership to the mile high club you may want something like the new Archos 604 portable multimedia player. Sporting a 4.3” LCD screen with over 16 million colors, you’ll be able to watch over 30GBs of saved film and photographs, whether they’re files you’ve taken along or digital memories you’ve created on the honeymoon.
--Adam Porter
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