Articles tagged with: Gadgets
Posted in Events, Gadgets, Speakers, Technology on 2 September 2008
IFA, world’s largest consumer electronics fair in Berlin is in full swing engaging the nerds and geeks. Lately, the German trade journal AUDIO claims to unveil the worlds most expensive HiFi system for enthusiasts. Those interested in attending a presentation have to bear the pain of waiting in long queue. The elite Hi-fi system is known to produce the sound to the fullest. The model is designed to do justice to your 25m² living rooms.
Posted in Cell Phone, Designer, Gadgets, Mobile Phone on 2 September 2008
Expectant mothers cannot settle at anything less curious for their babies and hence keep on making efforts to gather random stuff that may invite the attention of a newly-born kid. And if you have noticed then each of piled up collection gets converted into phone, enabling mothers to let their month-old baby talk to his dad, who is at work. Replacing the pretentious phone figures of stuffed animals or plastic fruits, here stands a designer teddy bear from Kuma with functionality of a mobile phone. Exhibited at the 2008 Good Design Expo by cellular provider Willcom, the Kuma phone sports a SIM card inside similar to that of a standard phone model and can store up to four speed dial numbers (one for each paw-squeeze).
Posted in Gadgets, Home Decor, Technology on 31 August 2008
Call it a space-crunch issue or privacy involved; folding screens from Japan were measured as no less than a dividing wall to do away with that unwanted presence of objects that may disgrace you upon your guests visit. Let’s confess the fact that despite their purposeful behavior, they look competitively ugly and hence convince us to look for other appealing solutions. Seems Daewoo was silently hearing our needs and therefore have developed DID-FS, a folding screen sporting an LCD video display integrated into each section enabling to to entertain your guests with idyllic Japanese scenery, or clips from Kurosawa flicks.
Posted in Designer, Elite Finds of the Week, Gadgets, Technology on 31 August 2008
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Posted in Gadgets, Home Appliances, Products, Shopping on 27 August 2008
The R2 fans with spare cash to burn can find ideal bait here. You may not qualify as a nerd as R2 has revised its functionality to a refrigerator against its earlier appearances facilitating gadget and robot needs. Dubbed as R2 mini fridge, the tall, handsome and ultra lusturous refrigerator was developed in 2002 as a reward for an Attack of the Clones contest scheduled at 7-11 Stores of Japan. Measuring 64cm x 51cm x 35cm, the customized feature of the fridge allows you to set it feature its hot or cold effect thereby servinbg you with cold icecream and hot soup. Beware, if you continue playing with its hot-cold/ cold-hot functionality then chances are you may not be able to preserve drinks.
Posted in Camera, Diamond, Gadgets, Luxury on 19 August 2008
If you love blingy thingamajigs and like the company of gadgets then reserve your 20 August for Canon. All set to capture your precious memories, Canon is all set to enter the elite market with its latest offering of limited edition diamond-studded Canon Powershot Camera. Expected to be available in five unique diamond-encrusted avatars of, the credit for the blingy touch on Canon’s PowerShot Elph goes to Amosu. The camera will be unveiled by tennis star Maria Sharapova. Priced at $12,000, the camera comes festooned with 88 white diamonds weighing 2.22 carats.
Posted in Designer, Eco-friendly, Gadgets, Shopping on 17 August 2008
Those who are firm on reflecting the green trait of their personality without trying too hard can rest here. Christened as Solar Powered Necktie, it brings exclusivity to your way of going green. Besides capturing solar power, it makes successful efforts to position you as geek.
Credit for this goes to the team of braniacs at Iowa State University for designing such an elite creation by using newly urbanized solar fabrics. The minuscule solar panels are laid out in a gridiron that offers it a tacky appeal. It also features a pocket sewn on its back that enables the contrivance to suck valued juice like a sponge without coming in notice of anyone. The technology involved can only end with a living symbiote tie that throttles you dead, thus portraying it like an unswerving suicide.
Posted in Designer, Gadgets, Gold, Watch on 17 August 2008
If that designer LED clock table by Rowland fails to justify your deluxe interiors and you proceed to welcome some elite form of furniture with a similar appeal then the Goldstriker creation of 24-Carat Wristwatch Table can put an end to your hunt. With looks making a dull wrist watch feel ashamed, the masterpiece serves as notable furniture. The dial of the timepiece sports as the table top whilst featuring time in a LED display. Addressing a wider functionality to this striking offering, the wristwatch table also sports date, temperature and your selection of convivial words.
Posted in Designer, Gadgets, Luxury, Shopping on 11 August 2008
Right on the heels of its customary routine to retain customers by producing glitzy accessories, here is iRiver’s novel offering of Swarovski-studded Mplayers. This comes as a blessing for Japanese chics who must have shrieked “kawaii!” over it by now. But to be honest, this one fail to convince me as I would never spend $135 for a 1GB screen-less mp3 player until I feel handicap in absence of any other substitute. The 4th edition Mplayer Swarovski was launched on 1 August in Japan and is available in four diverse forms viz. little girl, flower ray, liberty, ethnic across vanilla, lime, lavender and chocolate shade.
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Posted in Designer, Entertainment, Gadgets, Gaming, Shopping on 9 August 2008
If you are tired of using multiple tables in an attempt to store your gaming peripherals that still spill out of its place every now and then, you must check this out. The Pro Gaming Table developed by Digital Edge is the perfect space for storing your gaming peripherals. It has a sleek look and stylishly built in black color, it is light in weight and easy to carry from place to place. It has enough space to store upto three LCD monitors apart from a printer, CPU and other peripherals. It has more than eight table tops, arranged in three levels to facilitate easy reach. What’s more, the height is adjustable to suit your needs.
