This studio grade headphones from Phiaton are engineered with a carbon fiber enclosure for accurate response and high quality audio. They also claim to have worked on the airflow, optimizing it to deliver “concert hall sound quality”.
Want it? get it @ https://www.phiaton.com
From 2004 to 2006 Riitta Ikonen mailed around 100 postcards to Margaret Huber. “Hair, fish, a sachet of white powder, a piece of broken record etc. were sent to test the postal system. Only three cards never reached their destination.”
No more pulling dog-eared family photos from your wallet — now you can flip through up to 60 digital photos in a flash, thanks to the removable viewer tucked inside this soft leather bifold wallet. Snapshots look crisp and clear on its 1.44? LCD screen. Plug in the included USB cable to upload pictures from your PC or Mac.
This Average Day watch(GBP 100; about $200) eschews the conventional division of a day into 24 hours, instead it divides into units of median daily routine. Designed by Crispin Jones. I love this design, this watch is produced as a signed limited edition of 100 pieces, each watch has its edition number engraved on the back of the case.
The new iDesk offers ease of use for all your Apple© Products in a clean, wireless appearance. Created by the famous furniture designer Paul Bichler who already realized projects for Bentley, Estée Lauder and Bobbi Brown.
TAG Heuer has done it again with its revolutionary design the Grand CARRERA Calibre 36 RS Caliper Concept Chronograph. The watch that is equipped with column wheel movement, is destined to become the first mechanical automatic chronograph able to measure and display 1/10th of a second. Also the central seconds hand ticks off 1/10th of a second intervals, providing at-a-glance readings of the greatest precision.
The Product designer Hafsteinn Juliusson’s Growing Jewelry just caught our eyes. Hafsteinn’s another design - The Napbook. This design for that you can have a good sleep in the class. “The Napbook is a laptopcase which also happens to be a comfortable cushion. It is designed for students and commercial people of 105 Reykjav??k. Whether it be a class at LHÍ, a lengthy business meeting in Borgart??n or just the odd journey home the Napbook should come in handy for the restless. It is sewn by a 105 Reykjav??k local sewing room and it is available at the Apple store around the corner. ” Unfortunately, the Napbook is currently only being sold in an Apple store in faraway Reykjavik, Iceland, the home of designer Hafsteinn Juliusson. You may can try to contact the Hafsteinn Juliusson at Hafsteinn’s website.
The Cyber Box is your mobile office by designer Jacky Nicolas. It with the wheels, you can simply close down your office, like your wardrobe. A good idea.
I love this Filio Ring, designed by Thomas Feichtner. Made of silver.
Ted Hunter of Thin Air Press fittingly created this awesome set of skateboard deck stairs for the Roarockit skateboard deck woodworking school: Link
The Oficio Table designed by Quentin Vaulot & Luiza Barroso. Under this table has a wire basket design to hold your gadgets. A simple way to hide your gadgets and chargers, let your table look clean. [ via ... ]
Designed by Joonas Saaranen, Reppo II is a hardshell boombox backpack with integrated speakers and high quality digital amplifier.
Just plug in any audio source, strap the whole thing on your back and share your favorite tunes with your friends on the go.
Do you see that blue glowing stuff hanging on the top? It is an amazing, versatile, splash proof, wireless outdoor speaker with high quality sound that illuminates the area with it’s built in night light.
Using the 863Mhz transmission frequency, the unit has a range of approximately 80 metres (240 feet) from the sender unit.
The unit is powered by 5 x AA batteries, giving you 6 hours of working, and can also be powered from the mains by the 9v adaptor (included). It can be used on iPods, computers, stereos, TV’s, Mp3 Players, DVD players and gaming machines.
Forget the colossal capacity, preprogrammed stain treatments, sophisticated controls, and “out where guests can see them”-worthy looks — the new GE Profile Frontload Washers & Dryers ($1200 and up) hide their coolest feature in their optional pedestal. The $600 SmartDispense Pedestal can store up to 6 months worth of detergent and fabric softener, dispensing just the right amount, right when it’s needed. Laundry, evolved.
CoolClock is a customisable javascript analog clock. Because CoolClock requires canvas support it works best in Firefox or Safari.
CoolClock can work in IE via the use of ExplorerCanvas however in IE it refreshes slowly, doesn’t render as nicely and the second hand decoration is disabled due to a rendering glitch.
The Holeder Earphone designed by Yoonsang Kim. It fits snug in your ear, easily loops together around your neck when not in use, a good idea! [ via ... ]
The Freestyle Dirtsurfer($450) is faster than a skateboard and balance it like a bike. The bike skateboard? To control speed, the brake is a simple lever-activated disk brake mounted on the rear wheel. Just nudge the brake bar with your leg by leaning towards the rear for progressive, powerful braking. Cool see from the pictures.
If you want to copy your photos to 20 friends, a strange idea, but if you have these gadgets, you may will do this. The Nexcopy USB Duplicator System and SD Duplicator System, they can copy all 20 USB drivers(SD cards) at the one time. They are the PC based duplicator devices, you can copy data to 20 USB drivers or 20 SD cards likes you just copy to one. It features simply and automatically and No “copy-n-past”. Check out see the SD Duplicator System from Nexcopy.
Webble™ takes the smooth gliding concept to the next level with a unique mesh membrane that offers the ultimate in comfort and freedom of movement. The open frame combines strength and style in an unmistakable form that is sure to liven up your under-the-desk experience. With so much to like about the Webble™ AIR, it’s a good thing we also incorporated a patent pending spring suspension and intelligent self brake mechanism to hopefully minimize the inevitable shouting…“Where’s my Webble™?”
