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Posted on Thursday, 25th June 2009 by Ferdun

Wilson Song design this Wristwatch Gaming System. Super cool, this game system even have motion capture function that you can use your legs play the racing game, feel so realistic.

What Wilson Song was tasked with doing was making a gamer that not only utilized the best in chips for graphics, but also stored a pen, earbuds, and had the ability to become smaller for easy carrying.

Designer:  Wilson Song

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Tags: game system, Samsung, Wristwatch
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Posted on Tuesday, 23rd June 2009 by Ferdun

This transformers toy turns from a humanoid robot into a something I can’t recognized.

Anyway, all I care about is that sharp blade I saw from the picture, It’s really dangerous to children, even to careless adult. And this transformers toy cost you $2,000.

Via  BornRich

Tags: toy, transformer
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Posted on Wednesday, 17th June 2009 by Ferdun

Picture above tell us everything. Easy to lift, very useful design.

Via  notcot

Tags: bookcase design, furniture design
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Posted on Sunday, 14th June 2009 by Ferdun

Petr Kubik design this future dining table, which is a multi-function of cooking and eating dining table. Surface OLED changes from opaque to transparent to reveal the refrigerated food underneath. A mini-dish washer, toaster, micro-wave, coffee maker are stored underneath the inner circle.

It seems everything you need is combined in this table.

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Tags: dining table, table
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Posted on Tuesday, 9th June 2009 by Ferdun

This 7.4 inches tall by 6.2 inches wide and 5.9 inches deep Microwave is the smallest Microwave in the world,  and also, get power via USB. But this little guy only can heat a can of beans or soup.

If you think you can use this $160 mini USB microwave only with laptop’s battery power, then you are wrong. 

Via  geekologie

Tags: Microwave
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Posted on Friday, 5th June 2009 by Ferdun

I design this shaver, different from other shavers, I change the revolving mode of the blade.

Tags: Shaver
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Posted on Tuesday, 2nd June 2009 by Ferdun

Finally, Sony has shown their new PSP Go.  3.8-inch display, 16GB of internal memory, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and there is no UMD for PSP Go anymore, 50% smaller and 43% lighter. Screen is smaller but with 480*270 resolution (doesn’t change) it should looks more clear.

By the way, there is a PSP fan designed “PSP 2″ earlier, see how similar they are.

Tags: PSP Go
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Posted on Tuesday, 2nd June 2009 by Ferdun

Do you kown maximum times you can click your mouse button and it still works? 5 million times or more? Maybe you can check the user manual of your mouse, but I still wanna kown how many times I DID click on my mouse buttons, so I designed and virtualized this mouse which can shows the click number. They show on both side of the mouse, tell you right click and left click numbers.

though there is some computer software can shows the click number too, but who use only one computer forever? This mouse only need extra one little button cell to remember the numbers, and use power from computer (USB connect) to show the numbers on the LCD screen.

Tags: mouse, mouse design
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Posted on Monday, 25th May 2009 by Ferdun

Artist Brock Davis shows us how it looks like when unbreakable thing shattered on the floor, enjoy it!

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Posted on Sunday, 24th May 2009 by Ferdun

This is a futuristic solar powered bluetooth headphone, Not only it looks like using high technology, but also it can get extra power form sunlight so that you can connect device without any cables. 

via  Gizmodo

Tags: headphone, solar
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