Posted in Luxury on 20 November 2009
Inesa Malafej and Arunas Sukarevicius from Lithuania must love music and have a great body. The designers must love their musk so much that they can’t stop listening to music while running or working out. They have lunched the cool Dancepants Kinetic Music Player which generates electricity when you run which is in turn used by the mp3 player.
So long as you are running, you will have the mp3 player playing. If you stop running you may end up not being able to listen to music. It is an amazing idea I must say. When you are in the park, you could jog for many minutes and listen to your favourite music all along. Just make sure you hear if someone is calling out your name from behind. The MP3 player can be easily kept in your pockets.
Posted in Cell Phone, Concept, Designer, Mobile Phone on 23 October 2009
It is something that reminds us of childhood games with cords and cups playing the phone game, a long cord connecting the two `phones’ while the players talk to each other. Or for that matter, a romantic rendezvous. But Korean designer has been influenced by more than that in designing a concept phone – what he calls, the `love connection’ cellphone.
Joonho Choi has been inspired by the yin and yang energies. The cellphone device consists of two parts, which are connected by retractable or stretchable cord. The cellphone doubles up as a medium to entertain the user too. It doubles up as an MP3 player and triples as a small camera. The concept phone can also convert data to share with friends and associates. When the two parts are split, or rather when you pull the cord connecting the two pieces away, one part can still work as a phone while the other can work as an MP3 player.
Posted in Luxury on 20 August 2009
David Turpin is one of the most respected and admired designers ever. He has always designed the most venerable and admirable concepts till now which are chic, sleek and yet technologically advanced. Here is the Multi Functions Electronic Device. The device is a slab which functions as many things yet looks like it is a simple electronic mat which reveals time.
In fact, it reveals time too. You could choose between the gadget functioning as an mp3 player, a radio, a clock or even a calculator. You could manipulate with your fingers and hands to make the gadget work as different gadgets. It is a well thought out and intelligent design which would be great to buy if ever manufactured.
Posted in Eco-friendly, Music on 22 July 2009
When it comes to tapping the alternate energy source there is no arguing that we are not just tuned into solar power but are digging into it as we speak. There are tons of gadgets out in the market today that sport a solar panel to charge them up and yet this is not even remotely sufficient if we need to get to a day when this entire planet runs on green energy. Gadget geeks and music freaks most often translate automatically into eco-conscious citizens as well (though not always) and it is to this special breed that the tunes Solar Sound would be the perfect musical symphony.
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Posted in Bath Accessories, Music, Technology on 15 February 2009
The name might be a wee bit misleading but the Juke Tower aims to do something that most MP3 players have not achieved for long. It lets you listen to your favorite music even when you are in the shower. A waterproof MP3 player from Tokyo Flash, this one has already become a hot property.
Plus the innovative design gels well with the decor of your home or should we say your bathroom! Available in shades of black and white, the Juke Tower displays time in red LED so that you can also have an idea of how much time you spend under the shower. The USB input lets you plug-in the USB stick with all your fave music. With 3AA batteries the music box can run upto 12 hours.
Posted in Music, Speakers on 1 December 2008
In all honesty, the Droplet CD Player looks like it has been made from the left over parts of a huge and old hard drive. But the makers claim that none of that is true. In fact, the player is designed so in order to stand out from the other home stereo gadgets adorning your house.
The player in reference is actually a smaller version of Consonance’s flagship CD player called CDP5.0 (which alone has enjoyed 2 awards of ‘Products of year’ from Germany and USA in 2006), though it might not be evident at first glance.
Posted in Gadgets, Luxury, Worlds Most Expensive on 17 September 2008
Diamonds are forever and gold is man’s favorite metal. If we add a little ‘music’ to these precious elements, we would get the TrekStor ‘i.Beat Organix Gold’ MP3 player which was originally made for a Russian-Canadian billionaire. Apparently this is the world’s most expensive MP3 player and costs a shocking £15,000. It is rather funny how people love the bling and there is no exception to race, gender and age when it comes to the yellow metal and diamonds. With about 63 diamonds studded in the 18-karat gold cast, this MP3 player will surely grab anybody’s attention.
Imagine listening to music on this MP3 player when you go hang out with friends in that special place. You could make all your peeps squeal in envy. You literally will shine for as long you are there, and no man or woman can take away the glitter from you, unless you don’t care about prying eyes.
However, make sure you have an equally flashy club or stick to carry with you, in case someone gets too friendly with your ‘i.Beat Organix Gold’ MP3 player.
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