Magician Sword Box Armoire is a quirky closet
Bring a little magic in your life with the Magician Sword Box Armoire. You can't quite put a person in here and jab in the swords, but you can use it to store your clothes. This unique and quirky closet is designed by Rafael Morgan. The swords here are actually bars that hold acrylic shelves. If you want a hanging wardrobe, all you have to do is remove some of the swords. It also has wheels at the bottom making it mobile. You can store whatever you want in this magic box. So far, it's only a concept.
The Kid Finder unveiled by Princeton is a handy device
It's a big bad world and parents are obviously going to be concerned about their children's safety. To let the parents sleep a little easier, there are many of these tracking devices in the market. One of the newest to join the lot has been created by Princeton. It's called the Kid Finder and it is specially designed to find kids (I hope you don't lose yours on a regular basis). It is a remote that displays basic directional information to lead the holder to the corresponding receiver. Besides this, it gives information about the distance and has an alarm for the kid's side in case of danger.
Japanese Wall-E Mini Figure Set is extremely cute
Wall-E is definitely one of the best animated movies and it featured some of the most lovable and adorable characters of all time. The Japanese Wall-E Mini Figure Set gives you a chance to showcase your love for the movie. It has WALL-E, Eve and all his robot friends in mini versions of themselves on a snap together base. They look so tiny and cute that you just can't get enough of them. You can place it anywhere you please, it doesn't take up much space. It would look perfect on my desk. It measures 5.5 inches and will set you back $18. Bring your favorite characters home!
The Dance Mat remote control is a conspiracy against couch potatoes
I totally love gadgets like the remote control which help me become lazier by the day. Such gadgets help you operate so many devices by moving just a finger or two. So, for couch potatoes like me, the Dance Mat remote control is definitely a big no-no. The creators actually expect you to move and jump on the mat to flip the channels! Sounds just horrifying, especially if you love to surf aimlessly! Imagine having to get up every time you want to switch the channel or even increase or decrease the volume. A disappointment for couch potatoes, this remote will never find a place in my home. Promising to give you a good workout and make you more active, this remote is definitely unique.
The Onna Dameshi by Bandai is not for the modern girl
I really don’t think girls these days are insecure about themselves when it comes to impressing a guy. The modern girl definitely lacks no confidence when it comes to making men go weak in the knees. In fact I bet it is the guys these days that get all the jitters before a date. But Bandai seems to think just the opposite. And that is why they have come up with the unique and probably unwanted gizmo called the Onna Dameshi (Lady Tester). The company which is known for producing some amazing products has definitely made a big blunder with this one. This device aims to help insecure women in their 20s and 30s fathom the depths of the male psyche, and hopefully score themselves a mate in the process. Insecure women will be told answers to questions like “What color underwear should I wear?” “How should I cut my hair?” “What should I drink when we go to a kissaten?”
Dell's Studio One 19 PC framed with fabric for glam divas
We have become so addicted to our laptops and computers that being without these gizmos for a little while also seems impossible. And that is exactly why manufacturers have come up with Kitchen PC’s that will make sure you are never apart from your darling gizmo. So in case you are looking for the perfect PC for your kitchen, have a look at the Studio One 19 kitchen PC from Dell. The Studio One 19 PC allows users to choose between Intel's Celeron, Dual Core Celeron, Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad Core processors for their machine.
Take a peek in to the eco-world of Greenlaunches
NASA says oceanic tides can be used to generate electricity (Eco-technology)
Nothing’s all-cardboard office – Shaping up everything out of nothing (Eco-Architecture)
N2-G4 ice cream maker is eco-friendly but exorbitant for $75,000 (Eco-Gadget)
Seawater vertical farm for Dubai (Eco-Architecture)
MIR - A solar powered Radio Alarm Clock for a green good-morning (Eco-Concept)
Epic Wakeboats 23E – The world's first hybrid sports boat (Eco-Vehicle)
Ruby rocking chair has a six pack back
Some chairs look cool, but they have extremely far-fetched and borderline silly reasoning behind them. This unique "Ruby" rocking chair from Pouyan Mokhtarani is one such example. It's modeled on human anatomy and the manufacturer has decided to throw some random mambo jumbo at us which goes something like, "This chair is designed in a way that when ever an individual sits on it, he or she will experience the sense of power. This feeling is synonymous to that of a super metaphysic human who can control every surrounding matter." Looking at it again, makes me think that this is the kind of chair we'd find a super villain sitting on. It has my approval though, because rocking chairs are fun and the chair looks like it has a six pack. Maybe that's where the feeling of power comes from.
Loopa spill-resistant bowl avoids spills and messes
If you have kids, you know what a mess they can make. But Loopa spill resistant bowl is here to make life a little easier. It's said to be gravity-defying as it uses gyroscopes to avoid spillage. So your kids can do whatever with the bowl. That's what they claim anyway. Kids however have their own ways of making a mess. It's good to know that these bowls are spill resistant to some extent. They might not work with difficult spoilt kids, but in cases of genuine accidents, they'll come to your aid. The Loopa spill-resistant bowl comes for $8.95 and can be purchased here.
The Amana Jot Refrigerator works as a notepad too
The Amana Jot Refrigerator is perfect for someone like me who is extremely absent-minded. And it is so annoying to stick notes on a refrigerator. But this baby has a dry-erase finish on the door panel which makes it your personal notepad. You can write those reminders and messages to roommates/parents with dry-erase markers that let you edit the text when ever you want. Its main features are on-toured doors, up-front temperature control system, interior light, 2 adjustable spill saver glass shelves, 2 garden fresh crisper drawers and 2 door shelves, gallon door storage, deli drawer, dairy center, wire freezer shelf, 2 freezer door shelves and factory-installed ice maker. It seems like quite a nice package. I'm quite stoked about this refrigerator that lets me scribble on it. The Amana Jot Refrigerator is available for prices starting from $800.
New Apple iPod Shuffle that talks to you
Sometimes, being a music freak is just so difficult, for having to pull your iPod out just to know what the name of your favorite song is! As a solution to this, Apple has introduced the iPod Shuffle that has a nifty new feature known as Voice Over. Through this facility, you can get to know the name of the playlist, artist as well as the song! The iPod measuring 1.8” (height) * 0.3” (width) is the smallest music player in the world. It has a storage capacity of 4GB and can store up to 1000 songs. You can even get a free personal Laser engraved message done on the iPod. It will come decked up in a beautiful signature gift box once you check the box next to “This is a gift”. To place an order, logon to the Apple online store.
relaxView Pack video glasses promise to keep the distractions away at Spa
A visit to the Spa is probably the best way to rejuvenate and pamper you after a hectic work schedule. And anything that increases the effects of this amazing treatment is definitely welcome. So, special glasses that are a treat to your eyes as your body gets pampered are a great option. In order to get your mind fully relaxed and avoid any distractions, these glasses, which are able to deliver an immersive audiovisual experience and block out all the surrounding potential distractions while you lie down, are definitely great. And just in case you still haven’t found that perfect pair, have a look at the relaxView pack, which consists of a pair of video glasses, a portable DVD player, a relaxation DVD set, that is specially designed for spa use. This pack promises to give your mind full relaxation and eliminate all the distraction.
Built NY presents a beautiful and trendy line of Laptop Sleeves
Have you recently invested in one of the 17 inch notebooks, namely the new MacBook Pro? I bet you are already fussing over it and are looking for the perfect safe bag to house it. Say goodbye to your worries, as the most perfect and secure bag/ sleeve for your 17 inch Notebook is here. The new Sleeves have been created by Built NY and are definitely awesome. The line includes The Cargo Laptop Sleeve which is perfect for a 17 inch notebook. Made out of neoprene that is more commonly known as the super strong wetsuit material, the bag promises to be the best protection for your expensive notebook.
Robot Dreamy Tina USB Memory is cute but weak
The Philips active Crystals line from Swarovski which previously had Robot Happy Laura and Robot Naughty Raymond, have a new friend to join them, and she’s called Robot Dreamy Tina. She’s all blushy in her cheeks and she wears a Violet dress encrusted with Swarovski crystals. Tina can be worn as a pendant or charm. But there are two aspects which make her not-so-cute. Firstly her insufficient storage capacity of 2 GB that stores up to 500 songs/2000 photos and secondly the expensive price tag of $180.
Yubi-nya a.k.a cat ring empowers the fingers to control gadgets effortlessly
This next gadget will appeal to all gizmo freaks who have a special thing for cats. Confused? Let me explain. Denso Corporation has developed a ring shaped like the head of a cat that functions as a remote to operate many devices. Named as Yubi-nya, which is a play on the Japanese words for “ring” (yubiwa) and “meow” (nya), it is definitely unique. At a recent demonstration users were able to open and close doors of a model car by pressing their index finger and thumb together after wearing the ring. The ring operates on a weak electric current that is conducted through the wearer’s index finger. When the tips of the finger and thumb are pressed together, the current travels through the flesh of the hand and loops back around to the ring.
