Programmable Digital Timing Timer
January 19, 2010
Most folks have used plug socket timers before, and they’re certainly useful gadgets, but now it has taken a step forward, and evolved into digital devices, hence the Programmable Digital Timing Timer & AC Plug Socket White, which offers 20 different schedules per day, allowing you to set a minimum duration of 1 minute, and maximum day of 1 week. For $9.69, you’ll be able to control your devices at home much better, so would you agree that it’s a worthwhile investment?
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Eko Stoplight Informs You Well
November 30, 2009
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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Orginal post by Mike
Eko Stoplight Informs You Well
November 30, 2009
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!
Permalink: Eko Stoplight Informs You Well from Ubergizmo | Hot: Palm Pixi Review
Orginal post by Mike
