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ORCA Power Strap

ORCA Power Strap

The Orca PowerStrap is a battery bracelet that provides emergency power for your gadgets. You can connect it to your iPhone or other gadgets via a USB power port and it has four LED shows how much battery capacity is left. Features Charge up all your devices with one wrist strap. Cool and chunky futuristic […]

The Money Counting Ring

The Money Counting Ring

Let Me Count Your Money, Honey! The Counting Ring is a simplified money counting machine. It packs in features like LED Display & Power Switch, Sheet-Separating Veins, Battery Slot and Infrared Ray Scanning. Wish I had a cash-stash to count it with this ring 🙂 Designers: Wei Hansen, Li Shaochen, Xu Jinrui, Qi Yibin & […]

Logitech G50 Ergonomic Gaming Mouse by Damien Crossan

Logitech G50 Ergonomic Gaming Mouse by Damien Crossan

This mouse looks basically just like a hand. It is what’s called ‘ergonomic’ 🙂 It combats and prevents Repetative Strain Injury ( RSI ) and conforms to the natural resting angle of the hand. Check out the photos: Designer: Damien Crossan

The Parallel Port Is Not Dead

The Parallel Port Is Not Dead

It’s unknown if this parallel DB25 to serial Mini DIN-8 to USB converting ghetto chain works but it really looks cool 🙂

Rugged Safe External Storage From Lacie

Rugged Safe External Storage From Lacie

LaCie sure offers great products like the LaCie PassKey or the LaCie d2 External Blu-ray Burner and the Rugged Safe External Storage I’m writing about just now 😀 In case you didn’t see it yet there’s a thumb print scanner that ads extra security to the device. Here are some more photos: And after some […]

WaterPebble-Tracks The Water You Use

WaterPebble-Tracks The Water You Use

Here’s an interesting concept by Paul Priestman. It has 3 different shades of lights: green, red and yellow. You can pretty much guess which colors mean what. Red means you need to get your tail out of the shower, yellow means you should speed things up a bit (tell this to your wife 🙂 ) […]

The Twist Alarm Clock

The Twist Alarm Clock

Japan and its alarm clocks. This so-called Twist Alarm Clock , makes you solve simple math problems. The way it works is that when the alarm starts ringing in the morning, the clock uses its two displays and two rotatable parts to create a math problem, for example 8+2=?. It won’t stop ringing until you […]

Smaller Than An Apple-The Smallest Linux PC

Smaller Than An Apple-The Smallest Linux PC

Here’s a PC you can carry around. Too bad you still need wires, a keyboard, mouse and a monitor … but it’s nice :D. Specifications: 300 mhz atom 64MB of SDRAM external video connector supports 1280 x 1024 resolution. Flash memory card slot USB port Ethernet and a serial port. I know it’s not usable […]

Pencil Printer by Hoyoung Lee, Seunghwa Jeong and Jimyoung Yoon

Pencil Printer by Hoyoung Lee, Seunghwa Jeong and Jimyoung Yoon

The refined Pencil Printer part II comes with detailed explanations and a better understand of saving the environment from paper trash and permanency of Ink! In here we see how the lead shavings feed the cartridge toner and prints effortlessly on paper. Mistakes are easily erased, and once the crappy memo is done with…you can […]

Play Hide And Seek Every Morning

Play Hide And Seek Every Morning

When you hit Clocky’s snooze button, he will roll off of the nightstand, fall to the floor, and run around the room, searching for a place to hide. When the alarm sounds again, you have to get out of bed to find it and turn it off. He finds a new spot everyday, “kind of […]