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LAS VEGAS -- Sometimes,george bataille eroticism and death you need to fork over a little cash to get the nice stuff.

While there were plenty of reasonably priced gadgets and devices unveiled at CES this year, there were also a number of luxurious items that will surely make some feel bad about their current paycheck.

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From a $10,000 massage chair and a $112,888 amplifier, here are some dream devices we saw this week at the largest electronics showcase in the world.

1. Dell's $4,999 8K monitor

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2. This $2,400 surfboard with a motor

CARD ID: 145319

3. This massage chair, which is slated to cost more than $10,000

CARD ID: 145320

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4. This $112,888 amplifier

CARD ID: 145323

They're mono amps and you get two of them for the price.

5. Crosley's $11,995 vinyl jukebox

CARD ID: 145322

6. Moen's $1,160 app-controlled shower system

CARD ID: 145324

7. This $1,300 fancy cooking blender thingy

CARD ID: 145344

8. Toto's $10,000 high tech toilet

9. LG's refrigerator that comes with Alexa built in

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