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(01/31/09) iShelf allows you to show your CDs as with Cover Flow on iTunes and the iPhone.

(01/31/09) iShelf allows you to show your CDs as with Cover Flow on iTunes and the iPhone. See less

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(09/02/08) I love the concept and the way it looks. It does seem, though, as if one chair’s seat is higher up than the other. So one chair is like a bar stool, while if you sat in the other chair, your chin would be rather close to the table’s surface. * Posted... See more

(09/02/08) I love the concept and the way it looks. It does seem, though, as if one chair’s seat is higher up than the other. So one chair is like a bar stool, while if you sat in the other chair, your chin would be rather close to the table’s surface. * Posted by Sheryl - 08/26/2008 Yes, it looks really cool and it would certainly save space, but with all those straight angles & sharp edges, it just looks so UNCOMFORTABLE! * Posted by Bex! - 08/26/2008 Ikea has a 4 chair table set that similarly tucks away to take up no more space than the table’s footprint; it’s called Fusion. I didn’t find it particularly comfy on my recent Ikea field trip and would rather go for eating on the floor or for a folding table and chairs. Also it does not look nearly as cool when put away as this one. * Posted by L - 08/26/2008 Ick. Sorry, but ick. * Posted by tehKenny - 08/26/2008 it’s a nice thought, basic idea and everything but the japanese simply aren’t ones for comfort are they * Posted by Tracy - 08/26/2008... See less

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(02/20/08) By Andrew Liszewski This very cool bookshelf concept designed by Arianna Vivenzio is basically a large elastic bandage stretched around 2 metal posts that are permanently fixed to the wall. The tension from the elastic allows you to fit a variety of... See more

(02/20/08) By Andrew Liszewski This very cool bookshelf concept designed by Arianna Vivenzio is basically a large elastic bandage stretched around 2 metal posts that are permanently fixed to the wall. The tension from the elastic allows you to fit a variety of different sized objects inside like books, CDs, DVDs and even boxes full of smaller items. However I think the elastic material would have to be particularly strong to ensure the bookshelf wouldn’t just sag to the ground, which in turn means there’s going to be a lot of force on those 2 metal posts. On the plus side if this thing ever snapped you wouldn’t have to worry about it putting an eye out since it would probably take your head clean off. See less

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(12/25/07) Rule Your Photos With an Iron-Fist... Wirelessly Obviously printed photos are so last-decade. Digital photo frames allow us to go directly from shooting to displaying our photos with no messy meatspace-based printed version needed. The eStarling 2.0... See more

(12/25/07) Rule Your Photos With an Iron-Fist... Wirelessly Obviously printed photos are so last-decade. Digital photo frames allow us to go directly from shooting to displaying our photos with no messy meatspace-based printed version needed. The eStarling 2.0 Wi-Fi Photo Frame takes this concept to the next level by connecting to your local Wi-Fi network and allowing you to send photos to it via e-mail or RSS photo feed. With full web-based access you can control exactly the photos you want on your eStarling frame at any time from anywhere in the world. E-mail photos as .jpg attachments and they appear on your frame. Choose a Flickr photo feed with the keyword "cool japanese robots" and soon your frame will be scrolling through nifty shots of highly desirable bots you will never get your hands on. New Photobucket integration allows you to add photos into rotation on your eStarling frame directly from the Photobucket website. You can of course send photos while on the go from your mobile phone,... See less

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(12/24/07) If you are a true Perpetual Kid or have recently seen "March of the Penguins", you've probably wanted a pet penguin to "light" up you life. The only problem is that they're loud, dirty, probably like the room a lot colder than you, and really aren't... See more

(12/24/07) If you are a true Perpetual Kid or have recently seen "March of the Penguins", you've probably wanted a pet penguin to "light" up you life. The only problem is that they're loud, dirty, probably like the room a lot colder than you, and really aren't that "bright". At 15" tall, our black and white Penguin Lamp is a perfect substitute for the real thing. Its 20 watt halogen bulb adds just the right lighting to any Cube, dorm or home office. It even looks good on a real kid's desk. The majestic penguin shape might even make them stay put long enough to do most of their homework! * 15" Tall * 20 Watt, 12 Volt halogen bulb (included) * On/Off Switch located on Penguin's back * Head swivels up and down for perfect lighting adjustment. * Made of durable polycarbonate plastic * Plugs into standard 120V outlet See less

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(12/24/07) Hi! So here's a question: Is your office desk organized and perfectly clean? And can you present that perfect example of how a den should be organized without any clutter? OK, we won't ask. Mostly, because it won't be organized, but actually filled... See more

(12/24/07) Hi! So here's a question: Is your office desk organized and perfectly clean? And can you present that perfect example of how a den should be organized without any clutter? OK, we won't ask. Mostly, because it won't be organized, but actually filled with notes, magazine clippings, business cards, to-do lists, and so on and so forth.. And if we would ask, we would make you look like the somewhat unorganized slob you (and the majority of people we know, including ourselves) actually are. But this wonderful little device might actually cause some organized chaos on your desk. It's basically a spring shaped like an oversized stainless steel paper clip that allows you to stick anything that's currently lying on your table, or sticking on your screen, or pinned to some wall, into the soft springs. In turn, you will relieve your desk of some of the chaos it had to endure. Or make room for more chaos, but let's not even go there... So this little thingy comes in black and in stainless, is 10 x... See less

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(12/24/07) What can you expect from the hottest design agency? Simply the hottest products! And Art.Lebedev is definitely red hot. Never heard of them? Never mind, Artemy Lebedev and his team are currently heating up Russia with some stunning product design and... See more

(12/24/07) What can you expect from the hottest design agency? Simply the hottest products! And Art.Lebedev is definitely red hot. Never heard of them? Never mind, Artemy Lebedev and his team are currently heating up Russia with some stunning product design and a fabulous refreshing attitude, that you will definitely see a lot more of them very soon! So what a better way to start out our summer re-runs week than with this cool set of desktop speakers? The set consists of two speakers and a subwoofer and is the ideal accessory for your Mac (don’t worry, it will also work with your PC), but it also connects to your iPod, or anything that boasts a standard audio line-out jack. Now if you are a geek and interested in technical data, continue reading, all others visualize how great the speakers will look next to your computer screen... Product specifications nominal impedance: 8 Ohm; nominal output power of subwoofer: 15 Watt, speakers—2 × 5 Watt; peak output power of speakers: 15 Watt; frequency... See less

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(12/24/07) Totally minimal block of wood with digital numbers floating across the surface. These clever clocks have a very thin layer of real maple wood veneer that permits the LEDs to shine through.

(12/24/07) Totally minimal block of wood with digital numbers floating across the surface. These clever clocks have a very thin layer of real maple wood veneer that permits the LEDs to shine through. See less

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(11/30/07) Unpack the i grobot from its little red box, place its body on its legs, fill it with the peat and seeds provided, water and watch i grobot come alive! Its grass head can be cut and will grow again - just like a lawn. When the grass is finished... See more

(11/30/07) Unpack the i grobot from its little red box, place its body on its legs, fill it with the peat and seeds provided, water and watch i grobot come alive! Its grass head can be cut and will grow again - just like a lawn. When the grass is finished growing, this clever planter can be replanted or used as a container for your office or home. The white glazed ceramic i grobot stands approximately 4" tall and is 2.5" in diameter. See less

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(11/30/07) Price: $9.50 Designer: Chocosho Picks The precious, little eggling looks and feels like an extra large egg, but crack its top and discover a garden ready to grow! Cultivation is easy - seeds are already sown into eggling's fortified peat mixture,... See more

(11/30/07) Price: $9.50 Designer: Chocosho Picks The precious, little eggling looks and feels like an extra large egg, but crack its top and discover a garden ready to grow! Cultivation is easy - seeds are already sown into eggling's fortified peat mixture, just crack it?s top (by tapping on it with a spoon), water and place in bright spot. Plants grow for up to five months in the eggling, after which it can be planted directly in soil. Quantity: 1 Add to wishlist Email this item to a friend See less

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(09/26/07) By Evan Ackerman Designed by Yuko Taguchi, the Wind Up Lamp is one of those concepts with layers upon layers of usefulness. Kinda like lasagna, albeit less tasty. The lamp is powered entirely by a spring driven generator; the more you wind the key,... See more

(09/26/07) By Evan Ackerman Designed by Yuko Taguchi, the Wind Up Lamp is one of those concepts with layers upon layers of usefulness. Kinda like lasagna, albeit less tasty. The lamp is powered entirely by a spring driven generator; the more you wind the key, the longer the lamp will stay on. It’s obviously eco-friendly and great in a power outage, but there’s more to it than that… Since it’s wind-up, you don’t have to remember to turn out the light before going to bed. Want the light off anyway? Just unwind it. It also functions as a timer, since there’s a linear relationship between winds of the key and time lit. I’d love to know how exactly much light you get per wind, and then where I can buy one, but there don’t seem to be answers to either of those things quite yet. See less