Equipment envy and what to do about it

I just tweeted about this matter, it didn't satisfy my urge to self-express. I am covering yoga at Shekinashram and popped into the kitchen after class. I was immediately drawn to and mesmerised by the Blendtec Express, in action on the worktop. They were blending up some goo for lunch, "Ooh what a lovely blender," I cooed as the girl in charge hustled me out from under her feet. My rapture for the Blendtec was merging with post-yogic bliss.
The question is what to do about equipment envy. As raw foodists, our approach may be high tech, low tech or something in between. I met a guy at a drumming camp who made his hemp milk using a pestle & mortar whilst my housemate spent £1000 on a Norwalk juicer. Chances are we have all seen a piece of kit that we want, that would be better than what we currently own.
I think that equanimity is the answer here, in other words I must choose to come into alignment with the yogic principle of santosa, or contentment. I am happy with what I have. My blender(Powermill)is sturdy, hard working and churns out great sauces & smoothies. I have identified an item that makes me feel good when I think about it, but I cannot allow that feeling to spiral into desire, which is often painful and causes suffering. Maybe someday a Blendtec will grace my kitchen and I look forward to that possibility becoming reality. Until then, maybe it's time to offer some karma yoga to the ashram, I'll get my hands on one faster that way...