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Nanokia by Mac Funamizu

October 17th, 2008

So they said, if Nokia Aeon and the Apple iPod Nano 4G had sex, and the baby shall look something like this. It is a concept by designer Mac Funamizu. This Nanokia phone is using a nondescript tactile feedback technology making its surface adapts to different purposes, while the e-ink screen envelops the phone in graphics and information. I was thinking what if the Google phone G1 had sex with iPhone, will it be something like below:


Giving it a name Giphone :D

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Ply Laptop Case

October 17th, 2008

Here’s a very nice case that you don’t see at the any store, it is from Philadelphia based freelance designer Brian Kelly. The case is made from two bend panels of plywood which slide along one another to encase the laptop computer and it is lined with cork to giving it extra heat-resistance, extra cooling and extra protection. My dad is a carpenter, maybe i can ask him to make one similar xD. More pictures after the break. Read more…

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Medieval Wagon-wheeled Hummer

October 17th, 2008

A Hummer H3 was donated to a British artist named Matthew Harrison, creating it into a medieval wagon-wheeled vehicle. The car was currently being shown at the London’s ZOO Art Fair. A Tata Nano with those wheels will look even better.

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The Cartrider

October 17th, 2008

Korean designer Jaebeom Jeong has come out with an idea of combining the shopping cart and a bicycle becoming the “cartrider”. His design was influenced by “the scene at a supermarket where parents often put their children in a shopping cart, whilst shopping.” Yeah, looks like Bruce Lee is riding it. More pictures after the break. Read more…

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The Martyr Lamp

October 16th, 2008

The UK design group The Play Coalition has come up with the Martyr lamp. This is just nicer than those ordinary lamps. It’s just that the hot light bulb will be dangerous if you have kids around.

[via Nickpapageorgia | Notcot]

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Nokia Wooden Phone concept

October 14th, 2008

This Nokia Wooden phone concept is designed by Nokia own eco-team. The phone is made from sustainable timber and features an 8.0-megapixel camera bluetooth, speaker and running on a Symbian S60 Operating System. It somehow looks more to a camera than a phone. One more shot after the break. Read more…

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LED by Sanwa & Marcos

October 10th, 2008

This is the LED by Sanwa & Marcos, attached it on the tire valve. Its glowing LED will keep you visible on road at night. Hmm… that give me the idea of making colorful wheels, I’m going to get lots of LEDs and attached them on the wheel making the whole wheel with glowing lights. More pictures after the break. Read more…

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Electronic Faucet by Frattini

October 10th, 2008

Designers Frattini has come with the Electronic Faucet which will help to save water. It boasts a touch screen and you can set the water temperature easily before you getting into the shower. And the best of all, you can turn off all the water faucets in the house using either one faucet via the web to control remotely. More pictures after the break. Read more…

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Secret Door by Lotty Linderman

October 10th, 2008

Designer Lotty Linderman has come out with the moving wall/door concept which comes with the pivot arm design. Yeah, you can make your secret room with this spinning door, just hide that door behind the big cupboard. More pictures after the break. Read more…

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Michael Schumacher World Champion Tower

October 9th, 2008

The Michael Schumacher World Champion Tower, inspired by the geometrical order of a snowflake and the aerodynamics of a Formula 1. It is designed by LAVA (Laboratory for Visionary Architecture), the first project of a series of branded towers, a new concept by PNYG:COMPANY, a company focused on branding.

The building features an iconic silhouette and a facade characterized by vertical slots with private balconies. A series of reflective fins generates a vertical dynamic and gives the building a constantly changing appearance. The fins track the sun, control the solar shading and dissolve the rationality of the plan into a continuously evolving building volume. The facade’s continuous surface enables curvature with a lot of repetition and the potential for standardization in the building process. State-of-the-art engineering and innovative materials will be used to achieve a fully sustainable performance.

The building will start at the beginning of 2009 and will complete around June 2011.

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