As you might have guessed from the name, the Jellylamp was inspired by the fluorescent jellyfish and subtly mimics its shape and captivating glow. To adjust to the users mood, the design features pulse width modulated RGB LED strips, that can express various intensities of red, green and blue to achieve any color!
Designer: Graziano Friscione
Although tablets come in a variety of sizes and run various operating systems including iOS, Windows 8/RT and even QNX (Playbook OS), Android rules the roost when it comes to the Indian market. Tablets that are being offered in the Indian market range from Rs. 1,500 to all the way to Rs. 40,000.
We thought it would be a good idea to help identify gems from the clutter and present to you five interesting tablets to choose from especially for those who are on a limited budget.
Here’s our list of the top five tablets priced under Rs.15,000 in no particular order.
more »Lawyers for Apple and Samsung have a new date in court following Judge Lucy Koh’s surprise decision Friday ordering a new trial on some damages.
This new Magic Metal Mouse is quite an innovative thought. Slim and only 4.3mm thick, the mouse is like a second skin in the palm of your hand. Flat when left alone and eager to please when you cup it, the mouse is highly portable and easy to fit within the pages of your book!
Designer: Wang Hui
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VoucherCodesPro have conducted a survey which consisted of 1,003 British consumers to see what they thought of the Wii Mini which is coming to Europe on March 22nd. Interestingly, 76 percent of those who were surveyed thought that the Wii Mini wasn’t a very exciting prospect. The poll asked, “Are you excited about the Wii Mini announcement?” 76 percent said no, while the remaining 24 percent said yes. Those who said no were asked to give a reason, here’s the results:
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British, Gamers, MINI, percent, Pointless, says, survey, Think
The stick has an LED display showing the which direction to go
A walking stick with built-in sat-nav has been developed by Japanese technology giant Fujitsu.
The Next Generation Kane is designed to help elderly people find their way, as well as monitor things such as heart rate and temperature.
Its location can also be followed online – and can be set up to send email alerts if it thinks the user may have fallen over.
Technology for the elderly is a key concern for Japan’s ageing population.
more »I simply love the clever use of a knuckle-supported form of the Brolly Rain Umbrella! It not only offers a more secure way of holding the umbrella but like the designer say, the unique finger hole grip allows your thumbs to remain free for safely texting or e-mailing in the rain (something no other umbrella can claim).
Because of its unique grip, it relieves pressure on peoples’ hands and is very useful for those that suffer from arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome.
Designer: Brollytime
