The Energy Lock looks like a rather interesting design that could replace our current capability sockets. Instead of having to buy a timer or a socket with a committed on/off switch, the Energy Lock allows you to have the features of either. To turn the socket on, just turn the socket ninety degrees clockwise. whether you want to run it on a timer mode, just turn it less than ninety degrees and it’ll translate to a assured amount of duration, which will countdown. By the moment the timer runs down, the socket will be back in its original position, and the electricity will be cut off. Certainly seems in line with the current trend of conversing energy, wouldn’t you say?

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The Energy Lock looks like a rather interesting design that could replace our current capability sockets. Instead of having to buy a timer or a socket with a committed on/off switch, the Energy Lock allows you to have the features of either. To turn the socket on, just turn the socket ninety degrees clockwise. whether you want to run it on a timer mode, just turn it less than ninety degrees and it’ll translate to a undoubtful amount of instance, which will countdown. By the moment the timer runs down, the socket will be back in its original position, and the electricity will be cut off. Certainly seems in line with the current trend of conversing energy, wouldn’t you say?

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There has been a bunch of reports that came from France concerning a glossy mailing card which sports the number 8 in front alongside the text “I am…” on the back. that was followed up by a second card which was mailed out with soon after number 7 on the front and the text “I am fun” on the back. While there was no word “Nikon” available on those mailings, although the only thing remotely connected to Nikon would be black and yellow colors. After all, only Nikon users are the ones receiving those mailings, or so it seems. What do you think of that guerilla marketing campaign?

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How would you like to know how distant you’re going to be stuck at that red light until it turns green? Well, a rather interesting stoplight design by Damjan Stankovic will indicate with a circular countdown meter around the light the amount of instance you’ll be stationary. With that knowledge, you can decide whether you want to turn off your engine to save gas, or do take a quick peek at your schedule. Of course, a digital timer above the traffic light would be more accurate, and is already implemented in many countries. Still, that implementation looks awesome!

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How would you like to know how towering you’re going to be stuck at that red light until it turns green? Well, a rather interesting stoplight design by Damjan Stankovic will indicate with a circular countdown meter around the light the amount of moment you’ll be stationary. With that knowledge, you can decide whether you want to turn off your engine to save gas, or do take a quick peek at your schedule. Of course, a digital timer above the traffic light would be more accurate, and is already implemented in many countries. Still, that implementation looks awesome!

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