Call it a space-crunch issue or privacy involved; folding screens from Japan were measured as no less than a dividing wall to do away with that unwanted presence of objects that may disgrace you upon your guests visit. Let’s confess the fact that despite their purposeful behavior, they look competitively ugly and hence convince us to look for other appealing solutions. Seems Daewoo was silently hearing our needs and therefore have developed DID-FS, a folding screen sporting an LCD video display integrated into each section enabling to to entertain your guests with idyllic Japanese scenery, or clips from Kurosawa flicks.

Further, it gives you the freedom to nosh each sheet with an individual image, thereby gathering the attention of your group of friends with diverse taste. For now, we have no information if the DID-FS will ever be urbanized beyond its archetype phase.

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The weird appeal of this fireplace may invite your criticism in terms of its functionality but I would propose you to shun you void notion and look into its value added feature that claims the portability of the fireplace. Coming handy likewise a briefcase, the Travelmate fireplace is a perfect offering for coming winters allowing you to stay warm irrespective of your alien location. No word on the fuel used by the Travelmate but it is counted that certain alcohol gel used in random smokeless fireplaces is adding life its potable feature. The incorporated magnets are positioned to keep the glass sides in place and hence you are expected to eliminate those prior to lightning it up. Do confirm that glass sides are located back in order to avert any annoying misfortune.

And likewise every elite doodad, the Travelmate fireplace also demands a fat sum of $3,300 a pop. If looking for a stand-alone fireplace then consider trendy suspended fireplace, multimedia fireplaces and if have spare amount of dough then rest your eyes upon Justen Ladda Swarovski crystal fireplace.

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Featured here is a contemporary mode of living, which is aptly described by designer Markus Michalski as a “furniture or micro architecture.” Christened as Pillo, it falls essentially as a part of a series of carbon fiber rods roofed in textile that can be effortlessly extended or warped for easy transfer. Direct a beam of light there and you will feel the warmth. This pillo lamp unwraps as a little fort for adults that can also perform as an inimitable focal spot and illumination foundation in a room. Visibly, the mention of word “concept” next to it poses a big question about its early availability. But no one has stopped us from admiring concepts and applauding deserving designers behind them.

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It was during CES 2008 that D-Link shared its plans to come out with the creation of a DSM-210, an Internet-enabled picture frame and today is a fortunate day as the product has hit the market. Retailed at $250, the D-Link 10 Wireless Internet Photo Frame makes use of a wireless 802.11 to demonstrate the content downloaded from Internet. The transmission of content happens in association with a company called FrameChannel by drawing over 400 channels i.e. news, weather, sports, trivia, and also Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds.

Other technical specks of the DSM-210 details power saving motion technology, remote Web management of the frame’s content, flash memory formats support and 1GB internal storage.

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If you are looking for different options to get your interiors done and don’t have the company of any children around then free feel to install the dragon light effect into your living. Not only it would help you kill extra space but would also produce magnetism in your environs. The dragon light in picture is developed using full leaded crystal and there are six-halogen downlights. Those downlights will burnish the beam right onto the crystals producing a unique illumination outline. Measuring 6 feet long and over 3 feet high, the light shuns the need of any other form of interior decoration.
Price: $3510
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Who won’t like to appreciate the beauty of sky slapped with stars? But not everyone is fortunate to do so. With smoke and polluted elements ‘purifying’ our environs, we cannot afford to breathe in clean air, so thinking about having the company of heavenly views is a thing next to impossible. But overshadowing the realistic cruelties’ of life is the Homestar Optical Star Projection System that offers you an ambiance engulfed with stars. The pro series planetarium features a flow of 10,000 stars on your walls or ceiling, assuring a starry night within four-boundaries of your walls. It offers breathtaking views of rotating field of stars assemblage, and meteors along with haphazard smudging comets.

The home planetarium allows user to stare at the Milky Way galaxy, a mirror image as witnessed from the Northern Hemisphere. The kit along with other sundry yet crucial accessories is priced for $189.95.
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If you are a true fighter and a luxury lover then hit further to materialize all your wild imagination. The interior decor of the house is accounted as incomplete in absence of a chandelier. But does it mean hanging any ordinary Chandelier would add value to your abode? Not really! Realizing this Rock and Royal, a company based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands has digged out few revolutionary designer models of chandeliers that respect the persona of your elite villa. Engaged in creating matchless forms of chandelier since 2005, the popular artist Hans van Bentem crafts each unique chandelier while Arno Coenen gathers all the pieces of the mosaics.

Irrespective of your location at any remote corner of the globe, Rock and Royal stands on its heels to swerve your dreams into reality.



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Picture this: You are staying in a rented accommodation and are aware of the fact that whatever thingamajigs you are purchasing need to be shifted once the contract is over or for that matter if you are rich enough to have seasonal abodes and realize your survival is impossible in scorching heat and only AC can be your savior then do stay in the company of a portable Air-conditioner.

Understanding the reality and comfort, DeLonghi has unveiled its latest creation of movable Air Conditioner priced at $750. Its sleek form comes equipped with 11,000-BTU cooling capacity, making your environs cool enough to feel cold in hot summers.

It sports an electronic control panel with LED display, an integrated LCD remote control, a 24-hour programmable timer, adaptable thermostat, and much other more. Also, the installment of this AC unit at your abode shuns the possibility of window unit hurting the bystander again. Well, another advanced form of AC was its potential to withstand sunlit outdoors.

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A France-based fashion designer Marie-Jacqueline has teamed up with LumiGram to produce an innovative collection of high tech and ornamental accessories, developed using fiber optics fabric. Power-driven by an implanted electronic module, the fiber optics fabric releases a tinted illumination along with the full length of the filament; generating a dazzling and classy radiant effect. A minute switch allows whirling the fabric light on/off. Against light sources of LEDs or Electroluminescence, the light produced by the Fiber Optics Fabric is delicate and inexplicable.

With price range varying from $450 to $1,400, the LumiGram offerings’ of cushions is truly elite and all set to infuse life into any dull environment.

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Jean-Marc

CEDIA Expo running from 23 June is the biggest and busiest stand spreading wide across home cinema room, dedicated Nevo, Mediamax and NAD demonstration areas. Showcasing home technology related products, the event invites serious home makers and is open until 26 June. The event has a lot of meat for delegates and on the very first day featured the ‘Product of the Show’ i.e. the innovative Systemline TouchScreen Sky Interface. Assuring two way RS-232 control of Sky via the Touch Screen, Systemline Sky Interface allows the user to simply steer recognizable TV & radio station logos. Once chosen, the TouchScreen will present the title of the programme along with a short description.

It allows you to be in the company of music anywhere and everywhere starting from the living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Systemline S6 allocates up to six audio and video basis i.e. MusicServer (160GB music library), CD player, tuner and DVD player, to be autonomously disseminated into eight rooms of your home. The system also offers complete integration of iPod along with local inputs in every room, for occasions when you wish to snoop to an MP3 player or games console. It can be buried in a cupboard or can function seamlessly in the backdrop while you unwind and enjoy the full benefits of multi-room entertainment.

Following the chain was the Q Acoustics Q-AV home theatre package, latest visual performance range from Sonance and in-wall/in-ceiling speakers. If you want to discover more out-of-the-box electronic products then rush towards Armor Home at CEDIA Expo 08. It features products like Systemline S6, Q Acoustics Q-AV System, and much more from Cinemax, Epson, Mediamax, NAD, Nevo, Sonance, Themescene and Weibel Lift A.G and others.

Do check out the $100,000 Ovei pod available at the event to enhance your music experience.

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