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" For the Man Who Wishes He Was Marcello Mastroianni. A Lot. Something about sitting poolside at the Quisisana on Capri. Or maybe sipping a late-afternoon negroni at Villa d&amp;#039;Este. Either way, there&amp;#039;s a definite sense of Mediterranean elegance that tortoiseshell sunglasses impart. The ones we have here take that classic style and update it with modern rectilinear shapes. Own a smart pair like these and you&amp;#039;re halfway home; now all you need is the mistress and the Alfa Duetto. Clockwise from top left: Sunglasses by Polo ($170), Prada ($200), Persol ($130), and Robert Marc ($295). --S. G.  For the Man Who Watches the Food Network. A Lot. Chairman Kaga would be proud. The host of the Japanese TV show Iron Chef would look upon you as a worthy challenger if you strutted into Kitchen Stadium with this knife from Global. That&amp;#039;s partially because it would have home-court advantage--it&amp;#039;s made in Japan--but also because it may well be the best knife for slicing and dicing on the market today. This knife is remarkably light and frighteningly sharp, and it&amp;#039;s made of a high-tech stainless-steel alloy that resists dulling. It also looks far better than something you&amp;#039;d hide in a wood block, which is a nice touch whether you&amp;#039;re on a Japanese cult-hit TV show or at home slicing a tomato to go along with your signature grilled cheese. About $80; call 212-219-8585. --S. G.  For the Man Who Reads John le Carr\u00E9. A Lot. We were always fond of the Minox. You remember the Minox, right? That little camera that spies would use to photograph eyes-only documents in East German embassies and the like? About the size of a harmonica? Yeah, that one. So it&amp;#039;s with a heavy heart that we bid farewell to it. But we kinda have to, now that Kyocera has come out with the world&amp;#039;s smallest 3.3-megapixel digital camera. Smaller than a pack of cigarettes, the Finecam S3 weighs a mere 5.6 ounces but can hold up to 64 crystal-clear images in its stainless-steel body. It also features a 2X optical zoom, a 1.5-inch color LCD display, and the ability to record 15 seconds of video. Spies never had it so good. About $699; call 800-526-0266.  --S. G.  For the Man Who Wants to Feel Movies in His Butt. A Lot. Imagine the terror of actually feeling Marlon Brando&amp;#039;s thundering footsteps right in your own home. Scary, yes? Well, a new gadget lets you do just that. Or something like it, anyway. For a mere $16,000, you can have your couch equipped with D-Box&amp;#039;s Odyssee Motion Simulator, an exquisitely silly new gizmo that sits under your couch and shakes and rumbles your seat in time with the onscreen action in movies. So far the company has programmed its simulator to coincide with 60 DVDs, including Twister and Jurassic Park. Fortunately, Deliverance is not among them. Call 888-442-3269.--E.E. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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