Showing posts with label computer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer. Show all posts
IKEA Now Organizes Your Desktop!
IKEA created a downloadable folder that consists of a background picture of an EXPEDIT storage unit and an icon set made of IKEA's very own organizers.
So you can basically put all your files/folders in the "organizers" and stack them up!
Pretty cool! Unfortunately the set is only currently downloadable in 3 countries for now: Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary.
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The Horror!!!
A collaboration between Michael Tompert and photographer Paul Fairchild.
A homage to Apple (or is it?!) whereby massively destructed iPhones, iPods, iPads and Macbooks are photographed and transformed into high res large prints.
I know a few who'll definitely enjoy this post. Shame on you!
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Folding Keyboard
This folding keyboard is a concept designed by Yoonsang Kim & Eunsung Park. It is portable and small enough to take with you everywhere. It is full-sized when unfolded, but then it folds like a Japanese fan when you want to hit the road.
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MacBook Cutting Board
A cutting board made of apple tree wood, for Apple fans, in the shape of a unibody MacBook.
Buy it here.
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Happy Covers: For The Geek In You!
Happy Covers collection of throw pillow covers decorated with geeky illustrations of electronic components and computer stuff.
The pillows are also available in a 'Duo' range, which is a set of two pillows whose designs complete each other when placed together. All designs are also available as iPad sleeves.
Buy them here.
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computer,
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furniture,
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illustration,
pillows
Mini Riser Laptop Riser
Mini Riser is the most compact laptop riser you'll come across. Made from bendable wire that makes it adjustable to fit any laptop, and features rubber bumpers that hold your laptop and the stand securely in place.
Buy it here.
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Orbiculus Thumbtacks by Art Lebedev Studio
Computer buttons turned into thumbtacks!
The set consists of ten thumbtacks.
The design of Orbiculus buttons doesn’t attribute them to a certain operating system—it’s a little bit of Aqua and a little bit of Windows. The thumbtacks are suitable for any surface they can be stuck into.
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