The Charging Tap is a hub that charges your cellphones, digital cameras or others. You just hook up your gadget and turn the tap on. Designed by Qi Weijia.
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Turn Tap for USB Power
The Charging Tap is a hub that charges your cellphones, digital cameras or others. You just hook up your gadget and turn the tap on. Designed by Qi Weijia.
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The Typescreen: An iPad Typewriter
Lol! Who's loving the twist as much as I am???!!! Now that's one keyboard you never thought you'd associate with an iPad.
The Typescreen gives you the retro style of a typewriter fully compatible with the high-tech iPad and iPad 2. If you're wondering, it does type exactly the same way a typewriter does, only no papers needed this time, it will type directly on your iPad.
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ZAGGmate for iPad
The patent-pending ZAGGmate
is made from durable aircraft-grade aluminum with anodized finish that will match the look and feel of your iPad. It features an embedded Bluetooth keyboard complete with function keys (music control, search, home, slideshow... etc.) and an innovative hinge at the back that will allow you to view and type on your iPad in ten different angles.[via]
3.5 Inch Poster Set
A homage to our old friends, the floppy disks.
These posters show how many floppies are enough for current softwares.
Result (Approximate)
46 disk for iTunes 8.02
358 disk for Adobe Photoshop CS4
1760 disk for the Sims 3
12 disk for Firefox 3, 36 disk for Firefox Add-ons
Available soon here.
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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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Fluid Vase
Users can specify various aspects of the design to create a unique one off edition for themselves. Adjustments like the speed and volume of water used can be altered and
the final design is created through 3d printing technologies.
The digital simulations are based on video of flowing water captured through high speed cameras.
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Waive Chaise
This was an entry for a competition for teenage furniture design.
Designed by Roberta Rammê from Brazil.
I soooo want one!
Designer's own words:
"Imagine a furniture to wear... then dress it with an innovator design, intense colors, ergonomics and technology appeal. Like in fashion, the point is to unify beauty, comfort, and functionality. Whether your desire is to watch TV or DVD, listen to your favorite CD, read, talk on the phone, or even study, take a nap or browse the internet, you got it close, in a multifunctional chaise-longue. This concept is inspired by the values and personality of a today's teenager and the standards generated by a global hi-tech culture of facilities, where the access to technology is cheap and easy."
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Gesture-Controlled LED Lamp
Designer Hong-Kue Lee conceptualized this gesture-controlled LED lamp that allows users to determine how much light they’ll need. To use, simply swipe a finger or span your palm above a sensor on the body of the lamp.
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USB Clip by Emamidesign
One of the 2010 "Best of Best" Red Dot Product Design Winners, the USB Clip has been designed with this intention that one day we will be sending documents with additional info via USB sticks.
Thank you Balázs Némethi for the suggestion :)
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Behold...The iHand
The new iPhone 4 loses signal when held by a human hand. I hate to admit it but its true! The iHand ($69; the end of July) is designed to easily let you receive and make calls on your iPhone 4 without experiencing any signal drop. Just insert iPhone 4 into iHand’s adjustable fingers, raise it to your ear and start talking.
"Featuring Apple’s unibody design, iHand is precision-carved from a single piece of European beechwood. So it’s lighter than a standard medical prosthesis, yet 12x stronger. You can grip iHand either of two ways: by placing your fingers around its palm, or by grasping the aluminized Extender that telescopes from the wrist socket."
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Infinite USB
Infinite USB designed by Gonglue Jiang.
The Infinite USB, a new kind of USB Plug, provides a USB port when it occupies one. There is no limitation of the USB port of labtop anymore.
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Macquarie Building: Really Cool Office Space!
On behalf of the Macquarie Group, Clive Wilkinson Architects implemented a radical, large-scale workplace design that leverages mobility, transparency, multiple tailor-made work settings, destination work plazas, follow-me technology, and carbon neutral systems. The result is part space station, part cathedral, and part vertical Greek village.
Real cool!
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Blunt Umbrellas
Buy them here.
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Apple's Window Display
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Lili Lite Bookshelf Lamp
The Lili Lite Bookshelf Lamp acts as a bookshelf, reading light and bookmark, all in one clever design. When you place an open book on the shelf the reading light turns off, and it turns on again the next time you pick it back up.
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Digital Mona Lisa
In the lobby of the Asus Headquarters, a Mona Lisa made entirely from recycled motherboards.
"The work represents two things: a reminder of the technology that Asus built its fortune on and the company’s ethos to encourage and support any kind of crazy ideas."
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