Sea Scooter Concept Lets You Surf
March 19, 2010
Want to surf at the beach, but there aren’t decent waves? Well, that’s what that concept Sea Scooter was designed for. Despite the unit being compact and lightweight, it’s supposedly effective ample to propel the rider at a speed high adequate to give you the impression of surfing. The propeller is guarded, so you won’t have to anguish about injuring yourself (from the propeller, anyways) when you inevitably fall off the Sea Scooter. You shouldn’t have any trouble bringing it along with you to the beach either, thanks to its light composite materials, as well as retractable pivot handles. The Sea Scooter is the happy recipient of the Red Dot design awards, and we’re looking forward to seeing such a contraption in the stores.
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Light Pegs Allow You To Attach Lights To nearly Anywhere
March 17, 2010
Here’s a rather cute looking concept. whether you ever need a little bit of light here and there, you can just use one of these Light Pegs and attach it to wherever you want the light to be. Each peg sports 6 LED bulbs inside of them, and can be turned on or off with a simple go. Being waterproof, you won’t have to anguish about it being dropped into the pool, and it can be continuously powered for 4-5 hours on a loner 30-40 minute charge. That’s not all, when you want to recharge these, you can just clip it back to the tree charger, which turns into a rather pretty decoration while charging your Light Pegs. Not too poor, eh?
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Landport Solar Sound Speakers
March 12, 2010
Solar gadgets never seem to get old, and next up is landport’s Solar Sound speakers, laying claims to be Japan’s first set of solar powered speakers. The solar panel is rather obvious at the top of the speaker, but in case you want some music to serenade your partner at night, you don’t have to anguish, as the device can offer within five to eight hours of playback instance, thanks to its built-in lithium-ion battery, which can be charged via USB. The Lanport Solar Sound speakers are currently going for 5,250 yen (US$60).
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Individual Washer sorts out clothes
March 10, 2010
Doing laundry can be quite challenging for the uninitiated, as there are pointers such as water temperature, color bleeding issues and bleaching to grapple with before you are able to set up a proper laundry rhythm at your home. The Individual Washer concept works differently since that upright washing machine is equipped with a trio of compartments that can sort and wash your load of clothes together simultaneously without having to anguish about color bleeding or bleaching, saving water and electricity in the process since only one cycle is used. Definitely a concept worth materializing, we say.
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Google Opens The Google Apps Marketplace
March 10, 2010
It looks like Google has placed further commitment to its online app store business, as it has just officially announced the Google Apps Marketplace. that is targeted at customers who are currently using the Google Apps service, and the apps featured in the Google Apps Marketplace will be able to integrate well it, making things less disjointed within companies. Installed apps, with administrator approval, will be able to interact with calendar, e mail, documents and contact input, providing a productivity boost. Another benefit of that centralized system is that users won’t have to remember passwords for various accounts, nor anguish about the hassle of syncing and sharing goods. Currently there are already more than 50 companies selling applications in the Google Apps Marketplace. It looks like we’ve taken one more small step into the world of cloud computing. Video after the jump.
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Minebea Cool Leaf keyboard
March 3, 2010
Minebea's Cool Leaf keyboard plays on the design view that everything is as flat as an Ikea flat pack, leaving no gaps within the "keys". Rather unorthodox, but soon after again you won't need to anguish about having pizza crumbs fall amidst the keys during those late nights at the office, while there is sufficient backlight to have you typing away happily through the night. With its flat surface, cleaning the keyboard is additionally a snap, making certain everything remains spic and span at all times. We would miss the clickety clack of the regular keyboard though.
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Garmin Asus A50 smartphone
February 11, 2010
Garmin and Asus' collaboration has resulted in yet another smartphone in the scheme of the Android-powered A50, where it comes with a 3.5" HVGA resolution capacitive touchscreen display, 4GB of storage space with a microSD memory card slot to augment the amount of documents that you can store within. It will rely on a finger-friendly user interface, so there is no need to anguish about losing a stylus to start with. In order to uphold the good name of Garmin, the A50 relies on satellite, network-based and terrestrial sources to find out where you are precisely, using Garmin's pre-loaded turn-by-turn navigation, lane assist with junction view and maps to help you reach your destination soonest possible. Other features include on-device synchronization with Microsoft Exchange server, support for the plethora of Google mobile services and a 3-megapixel autofocus camera among others. It will hit Europe in the first half of that year, with no word on its pricing just yet. [Press Release]
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