See this at: technabob.com| Added on 09/28/08

You won’t be able to type very fast on these keyboard-inspired ceramic cups, but you will be able to enjoy your favorite beverage in them. Created by Taiwan’s MOD Design, Reset Cups are larger-than-life versions of the “Ctrl-Alt-Del” keys, typically... See more

You won’t be able to type very fast on these keyboard-inspired ceramic cups, but you will be able to enjoy your favorite beverage in them. Created by Taiwan’s MOD Design, Reset Cups are larger-than-life versions of the “Ctrl-Alt-Del” keys, typically used to reboot or login to your Windows PC. Each set of three key cups ship with a matching circuit-board embossed tray (which sort of reminds me of TRON for some reason). MOD will be making them in both a white-on-black and black-on-white version, so you can match them with the color of your keyboard. Other than the fact that MOD showed off the Reset Cups at the recent Maison + Objet design show in Paris, there’s no further information on when or where you’ll be able to buy these yet. I guess for now, you’ll have to settle for pressing the Ctrl-Alt-Del keys on your PC over and over agin. See less

See this at: ninjamarketing.it| Added on 09/16/08

Esistono due tipi di persone, quando si tratta di preparare delle valigie per un viaggio. Ci sono quelli che preparano le proprie valigie giorni, se non settimane prima. Organizzano le proprie cose scrivendole su di una lista. Le catalogano, le... See more

Esistono due tipi di persone, quando si tratta di preparare delle valigie per un viaggio. Ci sono quelli che preparano le proprie valigie giorni, se non settimane prima. Organizzano le proprie cose scrivendole su di una lista. Le catalogano, le ordinano, e via via le depennano. Ogni maglietta nel proprio sacchettino. Ogni pantalone nella propria busta. Tutto perfettamente piegato. Tanto che all’uscita potrebbero aprire un premium fashion store in loco e nessuno potrebbe obiettare sullo stato dei prodotti. E poi esistono quelli che procrastinano la valigia fino ad un’ora, un’ora e mezza prima della partenza/check in. E di ritorno a casa, iniziano a prelevare roba a caso e lanciarla nella valigia. Così alla cieca: bermuda, camicia classica, jeans skinny, felpe, abito della prima comunione, vestito dei power rangers. Vittime del “non si sa mai/può sempre servire”. Per gli appartenenti a questa categoria, spesso, quella della valigia è una pratica del tutto inutile. Basterebbe infatti... See less

See this at: crocs.eu| Added on 03/07/08

Den Haag, 3 March 2008 On 1 May 2008 Crocs Europe will introduce an exciting new line of mobile device cases. The Crocs™ o-dial phone case integrates the vibrant colour and fashion statements for which Crocs is known into a fun and functional... See more

Den Haag, 3 March 2008 On 1 May 2008 Crocs Europe will introduce an exciting new line of mobile device cases. The Crocs™ o-dial phone case integrates the vibrant colour and fashion statements for which Crocs is known into a fun and functional electronics accessory. The Crocs™ o-dial will be available in Germany, UK, Austria, Finland, France, Italy, Greece and Spain, other European countries will follow. The universally-sized mobile device cases are designed to share the look and feel of the popular Crocs™ Cayman shoe model. Far from being a novelty item, the Crocs™ o-dial phone cases offer much more than a standard fashion phone sheath. With patent pending features like an adjustable strap concept for security and carrying convenience, along with a strong plastic clip for easy attachment to a waistband, belt or backpack, each case comes packaged with a lanyard for yet another way to carry the product everywhere. The raised inside surface is designed to protect electronic device faces,... See less

Highlights: € 9.95

See this at: designerblog.it| Added on 03/24/08

Il prototipo di Laurence Willmott nasce da una seria riflessione sul rapporto che ognuno di noi intrattiene con il tempo che scorre. E dalla considerazione che nella maggior parte dei casi, quando chiediamo l’ora a qualcuno, la risposta ci viene... See more

Il prototipo di Laurence Willmott nasce da una seria riflessione sul rapporto che ognuno di noi intrattiene con il tempo che scorre. E dalla considerazione che nella maggior parte dei casi, quando chiediamo l’ora a qualcuno, la risposta ci viene inevitabilmente data in maniera approssimativa. “Sono quasi le dieci”, “le nove meno qualcosa”, “da poco passate le sette”. Espressioni dettate spesso poi da orologi originali nel loro design quanto imprecisi nel mostrare l’ora esatta. Perché allora non sfruttare questa tendenza e dividere le ore in periodi corretti a rigor di logica? L’orologio It’s About Time divide ogni ora in otto fasi, da “appena passate le dodici” a “quasi l’una”. Per non fare troppa fatica. See less

See this at: whatifwidgets.com| Added on 02/01/08

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See this at: redenvelope.com| Added on 11/23/07

Since 1858, Mason jars have stored everything from pickles to ice tea, and now, thanks to New York designer Toby Wong, they also store sunshine. Simply leave the frosted glass jar outside or in a sunny window during the day, and it will automatically... See more

Since 1858, Mason jars have stored everything from pickles to ice tea, and now, thanks to New York designer Toby Wong, they also store sunshine. Simply leave the frosted glass jar outside or in a sunny window during the day, and it will automatically turn on when it gets dark, emitting a soft glow similar in brightness to a candle. Creates perfect accent lighting, after dark garden light, or a night light for a child's bedroom. * light lasts up to five hours on one charge * runs on a rechargeable battery connected to a high efficiency solar cell * light comes from three low-energy LEDs inside jar * includes an override switch inside the lid to turn off the light and conserve battery life * watertight, may be left outside in any weather condition * measures 4" x 4" x 6" high * For special occasion delivery for this gift, please refer to the chart below: See less

Highlights: Processing and shipping details: | $40 | quantity 1 | select one solar jar $40

See this at: moo.com| Added on 10/21/07

What are MiniCards? To put it simply, MiniCards are little cards with your photos on one side, and your details on the other. Moo like to think of them as little calling-cards, cards you hand out to keep in touch with friends, or new people you meet.... See more

What are MiniCards? To put it simply, MiniCards are little cards with your photos on one side, and your details on the other. Moo like to think of them as little calling-cards, cards you hand out to keep in touch with friends, or new people you meet. People put all kinds of text on the back of their cards. Often it’s just their name, email and url, or a personal message. Moo also make it easy for you to add metadata – things like the title of each photo, or the date it was taken, so every card has its own unique details. How big are they and what are they made of? For those of you with a ruler, the MiniCards are 28mm x 70mm. For those of you who left your pencil case at home, that’s roughly half the size of a normal business card. They are made from satisfyingly heavy paper with a nice, smooth satin finish. This depends on how many you order - the ’sample-size’ 10 packs come in specially-designed dispensers, and the 100 packs come in sturdy, reusable and recyclable plastic boxes. How... See less

Highlights: MiniCards 100 for $19.99

See this at: pbteen.com| Added on 11/12/07

A great digital clock is essential in every bedroom or study. This sleek metal design offers great style and functionality. Includes alarm and snooze functions, as well as a perpetual calendar and temperature gauge. Takes two AA batteries. 7 x 2.5 x... See more

A great digital clock is essential in every bedroom or study. This sleek metal design offers great style and functionality. Includes alarm and snooze functions, as well as a perpetual calendar and temperature gauge. Takes two AA batteries. 7 x 2.5 x 3.5" h. Available colors shown below. For additional details, view Product Info. See less

Highlights: clock each $35.00

See this at: gadgetblog.it| Added on 11/06/07

pubblicato: martedì 06 novembre 2007 da delymyth.net in: Geek Usb Inutility Siamo ormai in novembre, si avvicina l’inverno e con l’inverno il Natale. A breve vedremo le nostre strade riepirsi delle abituali “luminarie” natalizie, e cominceremo a... See more

pubblicato: martedì 06 novembre 2007 da delymyth.net in: Geek Usb Inutility Siamo ormai in novembre, si avvicina l’inverno e con l’inverno il Natale. A breve vedremo le nostre strade riepirsi delle abituali “luminarie” natalizie, e cominceremo a sentire la necessita’ di mettere gli addobbi in casa, e magari anche in ufficio. E’ con questa idea che nasce l’albero di Natale in fibra ottica commercializzato da Gizoo per 9,95£ (14,34€). Vi... See less