January 26th, 2012 
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The concept of this table is iDesk. Imagine an entirely adaptable workspace that doesn’t just hold your equipment, but enhances and interacts with it. Concept does not look the table, in which stupidly clever have built in TV. Rather, the future has turned out a minimalist table with a thin glass tabletop. Below the center can be seen easily recognizable button Home, which became the touch. ...
The new sixth-generation nanos have a different form factor with different docking requirements. Sound courses out of speakers located at either end of the 147 x 48 mm (5.8 x 1.9 inch) device, while a little set of legs on the back keep it from rolling away. One of the companies responding to that change is Singapore's Gavio, which recently launched a speaker dock designed specifically for the cur...
Future, anyway, somewhere close by. Nanotechnology - is not only billions of transistors in processors, nanotechnology revolution will determine the complete rethinking of all aspects of our life. Mobile devices can become ultra-thin, and it's not pathetic 7 mm, this device thickness of a sheet of cardboard. Smartphone is made in a futuristic form factor booklet. The device consists of several pan...
The diminutive device has an aluminum body, runs for six hours on a one-hour charge of its lithium-polymer battery, and can store approximately 1,000 songs on its included 4GB microSD card. Users have the option of increasing its capacity by swapping in memory cards up to 32GB in size, which should allow for the storage of about 8,000 songs. The follow-up product to Bluetree's similar theKube, the...
How boring and uninteresting to sit in the back seat of a car and just look out the window. This can be corrected and revitalize dull stay on the road! With the 'windows of opportunity' ('WOO') project, GM collaborated with students in the 'future lab' masters course at bezalel academy of arts and design in jerusalem to transform car windows into interactive displays. Produced full scale functiona...
The Design finestra LG screen-filling-Smartphone cradle concept. The advantage is that you can manipulate the screen to display an image as a display window and enjoy the different scenery. What we have here is a display with charging cradle and the ability to synchronize with a smartphone so you can access your social sites at whim. Phone beams exit the virtual keyboard for easy navigation. ...
Two bellows are used to push and pull the liquid to show the time on the scale. The Hydro by HYT uses a liquid filled chamber to display the hours using luminescent green goo in a circular tube. On the right is a power reserve indicator for the mechanical movement. The minutes are displayed in the center of the face with a dedicated dial, and there is a water turbine style subsidiary seconds hand ...
The new Mus model has a scroll wheel. The scroll wheel also performs the right click action. Compatible with Windows and Mac OS X. Mus3 cordless optical mouse not only controls the cursor on the screen, but cleverly looks like one, too. Despite its unconventional shape, Mus3 fits well into your hand and feels comfortable. Signal range of at least 2 meters. A built-in power indicator in the handle ...
The scientific world of fantasy and reality! These concepts are converging more and more! Imagine a world of see-through monitors, windows that are interactive, and car windscreens that relay all the information on the screen rather than the dashboard beneath it. Modern technologies allow to do it! Dubbed the Samsung Transparent Smart Window, the transparent touchscreen LCD tech can fit a windo...
The overall effect of this display system (called TransPlay) is that of a crazy bright animated laser picture hanging in midair. It's great for store displays and whatnot, but Sun Innovations has a more useful implementation built into a car windshield that traces your route out like a GPS. A GPS with lasers, which automatically makes it the coolest GPS we've ever seen. The secret is in the tra...
