Must first explain that the text is to use a pen to record the notebook. It is unique in that the band is a laptop 4GB capacity of the u disk , it is estimated that the designer is not as good as you are logged in more than a USB to get the bar. Technology and tradition to do a comparison.
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From "a product without a license," the new work: Braille 7 / week business casual socks, which is following the last 7 days / week after sports socks for the intentions of the day, a pair a week to wash, and some savings water, detergent, time.
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The design of the lamp by the Bonaguro Giorgio, you can not look it simple Oh, but it set aesthetic, function, production technology, environmental protection as one of the lamps also DIY. This is a very intuitive design, one can understand, it has only two components, a simple shade and lamp on it, but do not have any screws or adhesive. In fact, just to make a light bulb in the lamp holder can be directly linked to use. The simple design of this lamp gives it easy to clean, saving materials, easy assembly and packaging and transportation, and other advantages. Described as "small but complete." And the holder of the material is environmentally friendly polycarbonate materials, recyclable. Bonaguro Giorgio industrial design from Milan, and interior designers. He is committed to study and summarize the mechanics. Main activities in the furniture design, interior design, packaging design and lighting design and other fields.
Designer: Bonaguro Giorgio
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Crane is an architectural adjustable task lamp with a new typology for Swedish lighting manufacturer Orsjo designed by Benjamin Hubert. The lamp is inspired by industrial engineered metal structures and equipment. A bank of high power LEDS is shrouded in an industrial perforated aluminum casing to create a tube that is uninterrupted by openings. A simple clamp base supports the articulating horizontal arm. The adjustment features are finished with tactile industrial knurled detailing. Beautiful.
Designer: Benjamin Hubert for Orsjo
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Wait, no… it’s just your old stereo flying out the window. I’m not going to school you about vinyl VS digital, but seriously, could it get any better? The Dala vinyl player’s physical form has been adapted to incorporate new flat membrane speaker technology. The speakers or “fins” make up the wing-like structure on either side of the platter. The Dala is sure to be the center of attention in any room, but if you are going vinyl- go big or go home.
Designer: Bradley Paulet
The “fins” or thin membrane speakers are of varying size; each one calculated perfectly to fully attain the scope of frequencies. Each fin is also followed by an acrylic reflector plate that is tapered in three directions, propagating the sound outward and left and right of the unit. Sound is radiated 180 degrees in vertical and horizontal axes, achieving the best possible sound output no matter the location of the listener.
Each component has it’s own dedicated vibration dampening wall mount and suspension to ensure the best possible sound output.
The wireless control is minimal and can be housed in the main unit as a volume control knob or released and used remotely.
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The Orbo is a series of watches with unusual dials. The series includes the Temp, the Date and the Stop, all of which have orbiting digital displays mounted ontop of the regular analogue dial. The secondary displays feature temperature or date depending upon the model. However the Stop is a Chronograph and features a cluster of secondary displays. Overall the effect is quite cute enough to warrant production.
Designer: Zach Weiss
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Plug too big? Just flip it. AC adapter don’t fit? Just flip it. No idea what I’m talking about? I’m talking about the Flipi, an outlet extension with three sockets that pivot at a press of a button. Attach glowing stickers too so you know what’s actually plugged into each socket.
Designer: Shlomi Platzman
