If you want to arrange a nice cool 80’s party for your geek friends, this colorful coasters from Supermandolini can help shaping the ambiance. The company has created 6 different coasters with a glossy finish and a foam base, to stick perfectly beneath your drinks. All coasters are 3.5″ square and a pack of six will be yours for $40.
[supermandolini via techdigest]
Yes, you hear it right, the Mac Air can be laser etched with your own personal design. Not sure how many would like to revamp their expensive lappy, but you should know it is possible, as demonstrated by laser master, Phil Torrone, with 1/4 “jacks” underneath the front of the Macbook air to make it level. Looks neat.
Recently, we have spotted some new Nintendo DS colors, hitting the market, but this one has stricken us with its modish elegant matte black exterior and shellac white interior. This rare DS Lite version is a result of an alliance between the highly esteemed designer, Hiroshi Fujiwara, and Japanese fashion magazine, Honeybee. Unfortunately, it is very very limited and located in Japan only, so you can pray to have one but the odds are really faint.
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If color was your reason not to purchase a new flat MacBook Air, then your excuses are over, thanks to the creative people in colorware. The company customizes a wide range of laptops, based on clients demand, giving them vivid flavors and artifacts appearance. You can choose your style out of 35 aluminum colors and create your favorite design by adding your own logo. The only problem is the price that stands on 500$ for base system color and 50$ per add-on, which makes your MacBook Air adventure very expensive.
[via slashgear]
We all know the mighty and powerful computers from Alienware, featuring galactic designs and housing muscular hardware. The same shape was inspiring Dell and Alienware to create this alien phone concept, running Android OS under an impressive module with blue glowing grill and sliding mechanism. In the light of recent impacts, the Alienware handset concept has a sensitive touch keypad and joystick, for easy navigation. I wonder if this phone will be able to connect carriers in other galaxies.
[via engadget]
Sony Ericsson has just introduced the new W980 quad-band HSDPA 2100 Walkman lineup, with nice rounded black shell design and “Walkman on Top” function, allowing full player control without opening the shell. The W980 sports the following features:
[via gizmodo]
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I was always intrigued by the idea of receiving daily/weekly deals directly to my mobile when i go shopping. This Ikea Mobile Kiosk was discovered in one of the stores in Seattle, allowing you to sync your mobile phone through text messages or by scanning barcodes. The synced info includes coupons and other breaking news on weekly sales and special discount offers. I don’t think this technology can replace Ikea’s catalog, but it is an adequate way to update consumers.
[via newlaunches]
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If you are a philharmonic professional member or simply a musical instrument avid, you probably familiar with the notes switching problem, while playing. EMS, which stands for E-paper Music Score, is a cool concept, designed by Serina Sung, helping musicians finishing their composition without the bother of page flipping. Equipped with an e-ink display, you can read any notes in the dark and with the Bluetooth foot pedal, easily switch pages without removing your hands down from the violin.
[via yankodesign]
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Sony Japan unveils a new version of the PS3 game console with a satin silver design. The new edition comes with a 40GB hard disk and a silver SIX-AXIS gamepad. It will be available in Japan on March 6th for $374.
[via Kotaku]
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To those of you who haven’t decided what to buy to your partner for Valentine’s day, this new mp3 player from Newman might be a reasonable solution. “Couples” mp3 music device is actually 2 individual players, turning into one big red heart, once combined together. The players come with 1/2GB storage capacity, mp3 and WMA audio support, clean two touch buttons design, FM tuner, recording function and strap attached, so you can…you know, put them around the neck, like those corny necklaces we had 20 years ago. Price is around 55$ so you have 10 days to decide.
[via imp3]
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If you want to use your DS light on the go, you have to settle for the mediocre built-in speakers. To solve the quality problem, GameTech introduced a special sound shell that provides better speakers and serves as a case and as a base stand for a comfortable use, in case it adds some weight and turns your DS into a mammoth non lifted unit. Next !
[via crunchgear]
You’ve probably seen this holes in your desk, designed to trap your peripheral cables in one place. This new Cord Trap design, makes sure your cables are snagged into the hole without tangling up. Looks great !
[yankodesign via gizmodo]
If you really want to save place when you travel , this new mouse concept might be a good solution. The Jellyclick is an inflatable mouse, so you can pull it out of the bag, blow some air inside and start clicking. Once you’ve finished using it, just empty the air, roll it up and put it back in your pocket or elsewhere. Not a bad idea !
[via slashgear]
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If you got 6 figures spare money in your bank account, you can afford those bling PCs, designed for the very rich and famous by a Japanese company, named PC Zeus. The company offers 2 lavish computers encrusted with a golden case or a diamond studded platinum case. Prices are $562,800 or $750,400 respectively. Do me a favor, if you consider buying one of those, email me first.
[via gizmodo]
Sony produced slim laptops long before Apple introduced the MacBook Air. One of those Sony’s impressive models is the Vaio T Type. The notebook featured 11.1″ panoramic screen (1,366 x 768), Core 2 Duo U7500 1.06GHz CPU, 1GB memory, 80GB hard drive, DVD-R drive, memory card reader, Bluetooth 2.0, fingerprint sensor, built in camera, 802.11a/b/g WiFi support and more. Now, after the Vaio T had lost its slimmest premier to the MacBook Air, Sony has decided to revive the line, adding a stronger Core 2 Duo U7600 1.2GHz CPU and a new stylish cover skin. No further details on pricing and availability.
Update: The new T series skins are selling for $1583 in Japan.
[via akihabaranews]
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