The Oculas 2.0
Isn't it great when those gorgeous concept pieces we see in cult classics like The Oculas. Updates include a motorized door, Dolby 5.1 sound delivered through Harmon Kardon speakers and fully integrated …
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SBTG
A couple weeks back Singapore-based customizer, SBTG debuted in the US. I didn’t make it to the opening (though it would have been a great excuse to visit chic Teaneck, NJ), but …
Starck Mouse
Microsoft has commissioned Philippe Starck to design a mouse. The scroll wheel is nicely hidden in the center line detail, and the proportions are rather nice. But other than that, it's nothing …
New Apple Displays
Months after releasing the new G5, Apple has finally created a matching update to their display line. The 20, 23, and 30 inch wide format displays all boast a minimalist design with …
OQO uPC
The OQO Model 01 ultra personal computer (uPC) is a fully-functional Windows XP computer. The OQO has a 1GHz processor, a 20GB hard drive, 256MB of RAM, a color transflective display, and …
Zip Linq Retractable Cables
Zip Linq retractable cables solve the tangled cluttered mess of today's not quite wireless mobile world. They offer USB, Fire Wire, data cables and more– all with a retractable mechanism. Among their …
Ava Computers
AVA Computers, founded by Adrian Anz, builds custom computers. From guts to casing, every component is hand picked for each customer. AVA uses gold, leather and other fine materials to create a …
This Week’s Gadgets
This week I was posting my gadget finds over at Gizmodo. Thanks Nick, Choire and Joel… it was lots of fun. Here’s a recap: EyeHome The Ultimate Mini Mod RTI303 Stretchy Wires …
Twister
Finally… something kinda out there and interesting. I don’t know if it will ever work, but Sony’s Interaction Lab has come up with a pretty cool concept for eliminating buttons and avoiding …
Thumb Keyboard for the PC
Mevael Corporation, in Japan, has developed a one thumb keyboard for text entry and mouse manipulation. The invention is based on the premise that kids in Japan are faster at text entry …