Tag Archive for 'art'


Tuesday, Jul 1st 2008 by Abby McVay

Many little girls had Barbie dolls and other random baby dolls they would tote around, including myself. Yet I have to say, if I had one of these as a kid, I would have tossed out every single Barbie doll to get my hands on just one.

Wednesday, Jun 11th 2008 by Chris Davies

I love a bit of motorized home automation, and I know a lot of SlashGear readers feel the same way, so if your tastes lean to the traditional (and by traditional I’m talking reproduction tapestries) then Draper’s Fine Art for Flatscreens might suit.  Part of the company’s ‘Conceal Reveal’ range of remote-control screen covers, Draper has [...]


Wednesday, Jun 11th 2008 by Abby McVay

If you’re just itching to get your art out there and on some kind of a product, these little Alba Make Art Clocks are a nice chance. Plus for those without artistic ability you can pick up unique looking clocks without having any artistic skill.
They had already released the clocks with art already on [...]

Wednesday, Jun 4th 2008 by Chris Davies

Samsung have announced a collaboration with The Thomas Kinkade Company, where the manufacturers high-definition displays will be used for large-scale digital photo frames.  Unlike the seven-inch screen flicking through holiday snaps on your desk, the Digital Masterworks Art-TV prototype used a 46-inch 1080p LCD with a 40GB hard-drive.  Rather than the traditional plastic or speaker [...]

Tuesday, May 27th 2008 by Abby McVay

Many have heard about the Figureprints that you can enter a chance to win the opportunity to buy a figurine of your favorite WoW character. However, the odds of getting one seem so slim that it might be best to look for an alternative way to turn your character into art.

Wednesday, May 7th 2008 by Chris Davies

Designer Jean Louis Frechin showed off these “chronopictographic” digital photo frames at the recent International Milan furniture show.  Called Wapix YJMM, the pair are connected by a short-range wireless link.  Transient images are passed between the two displays, with the distance between each unit altering the speed at which it travels.

Thursday, Apr 17th 2008 by James Allan Brady

The laptop, from top to bottom, is covered in wood. Then there is the semi-creepy hemp bag that is either part of the laptops wooden casing or just comes with the laptop, it would be cool either way.

Thursday, Apr 17th 2008 by James Allan Brady

The screen stats are as follows: they are 1080p LCD panels, they come in 46 or 52 inch sizes, and they have a 100MHz refresh rate, HDMI ports, and a color changing logo on the TV. They also come with two remotes, a small pebble-shaped one that does the basics of changing channels and upping [...]

Wednesday, Apr 16th 2008 by James Allan Brady

First of all, I was told I should preface this article with the fact that SlashGear does not condone piracy or any other illegal acts. Now that’s out of the way, let’s get to the real meat of this story. The Pirate Bay is being sued by the IFPI, which is basically the international version [...]

Wednesday, Apr 16th 2008 by James Allan Brady

This is quite possibly the dumbest idea I’ve seen in a very, very long time. Essentially what this product suggests is that you lay part of this long ass adjustable strap across your laptop’s keyboard, then close it, and sling it over your shoulder leaving it open to the environment, being banged around, or worse, [...]


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