Tag Archive for 'design'
Vincent hasn’t actually been able to get any real images of the phones as they technically haven’t even been announced yet, but they’re the ones that put up billboards of the phones all over the city, so Vincent got a pic of one of those which shows both handsets. The KF600 is basically the LG [...]
Essentially this picture frame/box combo is a constant reminder of the day your loved one was taken of life support. That way you can either relive the success of them starting to breathe and beat their heart on their own or you can replay the sad moment when the line went flat.
This bright red phone was designed after a similar phone in Batman. It’s the phone that the police commissioner used to phone Batman when there was trouble in Gotham City.
If you are one of the many people who just spent $1700+ on a MacBook Air and are now so broke Ramen Noodles look like a luxury item, then my pal Vincent Nguyen has got something for you. In his new hit video series “How to make something useful from garbage” he’ll show you how [...]
This house/outdoor home theater was designed for Hagy Belzberg by a 13-member design team that’s employed by the agency of the same name. I’d say they hit the ultimate home theater right on the nose.
The Amazon Kindle is said to be reaching near Wii-like sales with the company simply not being able to keep the thing in stock. The Kindle, much like the Wii and the Eee were somewhat unexpected champions of sales last year so its no surprise that there are tons of the little e-Book readers floating [...]
You know those little grip strengthening things that you likely see around the gym where you have to squeeze really hard to bring the two halves closer together? Well this is more or less the exact opposite of that and its supposed to help with your joint pain and such in your hand.
The only thing this guitar is missing is the strings. The Pick-ups, bridge, and all that other stuff are already built in.
This design concept from Serina Sung could be the next big thing for the e-ink industry, it really is quite genius. I know that when I was in band class I would have given just about anything to not have to remove my hands from my saxophone to turn the page.
This could be the first 3D display that will be remotely affordable for the general public. It has a 20-inch viewing space (its hard to call it a screen since that’s exactly what it’s lacking).
