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Esquire Magazine Builds $8.5 million Penthouse as the Ultimate Bachelor Pad

Oct 29 2007

Reuters is reporting on a multimillion dollar development to make the world's ultimate bachelor pad. Esquire magazine has spent $8.5million fitting a luxury penthouse with the latest and greatest technology has to offer. Eight large flat screen monitors, a vintage game room with a twist, and 6-foot speakers with a girlish figure, highlight the ideal bachelor pad.

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Most of the technology in "Esquire North" is powered by the latest set of powerful chips launched by Intel. Besides the TVs, and the game room, there are enough gadgets to keep a bachelor entertained, including a living video montage on the living room wall.

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