Posted on Wednesday, 20th May 2009 by Ferdun
Our popular transformer back, but this time it’s not only a transformer toy, it’s a USB memory flash with 2GB storage.
Design a USB with this kind shape make me miss the time when I was a little boy. But 2GB memory maybe not big enough to a new released USB Flash.
you can pre-order this USB memory now, priced $42.99.
via Ohgizmo
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Posted on Monday, 18th May 2009 by Ferdun
Modern spacecrafts and satellites are operated almost entirely by solar power. This is possible because the sun’s rays have not been filtered through the earth’s atmosphere allowing the solar yield to be twice as strong. Designer Eli Hariton has conceptualized an innovative method that will integrate modern solar technologies to help solve the ever-present energy crisis. He has proposed creating solar arrays that are anywhere from 10 to 20 football fields in length and sending them into orbit around the earth. Solar arrays at that proportion will be capable of producing hundreds of thousands of kilowatts per hour!
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Posted on Monday, 18th May 2009 by Ferdun
This Motorola “Nest” phone designed by Kelly Bremer, its pleasingly asymmetric shape is supposed to resemble a bird’s nest. Too bad it doesn’t have a transparent OLED screen viewable from front and back, as was fantasized in the design concept stage.
Details of its release are unavailable, but if this phone finds its way to market, this could be the beginning of a Motorola renaissance.
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Posted on Sunday, 17th May 2009 by Ferdun
This is the first baby bottle featuring a unique self heating mechanism, this bottle includes a disposable heating cartridge that is able to heat the milk up to 37 degrees in just four minutes.
This useful gadget will provide you easy access to warm milk whether you are on the plane, in your car, at the beach, cafe or park.
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Posted on Sunday, 17th May 2009 by Ferdun
GreenGT of Switzerland has designed an electric racer to compete in LeMans even though i’m not sure if it can technically meet all the requirements and specifications neede to race in it. The Green GT prototype is made up of an FIA-spec carbon chassis with a fiberglass body. It comes with 2 water-cooled electric motors each with 100 kW (2 x 100 kW) coupled to a differential gearbox patented by GreenGT. Power supply comes from flexcell photovoltaic solar panels (What? You don’t know what those are?) and two lithium-ion batteries, each with 30kWh of juice. The whole thing weighs in at a ship-shape 860 kg.
Tags: Conceptual car
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Posted on Wednesday, 13th May 2009 by Ferdun
If you tried every method you can try to get your kids to study. But it still doesn’t work, Well, it’s time to try some more medieval methods.
The study ball is a literal ball and chain that comes equipped with a timer. Simply set how long you want your little miscreant to study and attach the ball to their ankle. When the time is up, it’ll unlock, allowing them to leave their rooms.
All I can say is this one is just a funny design, even with this ball, your kid can sleep until it’s unlocked, you can’t lock their mind anyway. In this kind situation it’s more like a clock, or you may goto the jail for abusing children.
via Gizmodo
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Posted on Tuesday, 12th May 2009 by Ferdun
With technology advancing everyday, we believe that unmanned vehicle will come into our life very soon. At that time all you need is tell the car where you want to go and wait. designer Kubik Petr seems get ready for it.
This unmanned taxi is composed of two main parts – an undercarriage and a cabin. The car is driven by two electric motors which are integrated into the rear wheels. Kubik believes that the car can do 90km/h and can operate for 20 hours without a recharge.
via ecofriend
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Posted on Tuesday, 12th May 2009 by Ferdun
Apparently, we can tell this is water gage. without it, we still can easily find out how much litre of water we used in past days, but with it, you can tell how much water used from one water faucet. And also, i guess, you don’t need big measuring cup.
Tags: water faucet, water meter
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Posted on Monday, 11th May 2009 by Ferdun
This japanese character shape water faucet was designed by a friend from our Flickr group. Use character shape to design a water faucet is a great idea.
Tags: tap, water faucet
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Posted on Sunday, 10th May 2009 by Ferdun
This eyeball shaped desktop radio will surely enhance the functionality and decoration of your desktop with its metallic black glossy design. Snail includes a round LED display which is actually a completely serviceable touchscreen for volume control and changing the stations which also displays the particular of the station that is currently playing on. The oval shaped center of this radio which resembles with the pupil of an eyeball is actually a stereo speaker that can deliver impressive quality sound.
Designer : John Lee
Tags: Radio, speaker
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