Design Hara
Design Hara produces low power computers, reducing carbon dioxide emissions. They're also built with recyclable green materials. Very fascinating. More over at Yanko Design.
Continue Reading →Delaunay Images
Absolutely beautiful images based on something called Delaunay triangulations, which maximize the minimum angle of all the angles of the triangles in the triangulation; they tend to avoid skinny triangles. This was created using a scripting plug-in for Illustrator by…
Continue Reading →Blip Festival 2008
Attention serious nerds, get out your Google calendar and mark it down with the following information: On December 4 - 7, the Blip Festival 2008 comes to New York to recycle your Commodore 64, Atari 2800, NES ... possibly even…
Continue Reading →MultiTouch
Touch displays are going to transform the way we use computers. MultiTouch, a Finland-based company, has just released a truly amazing modular based multi-touch display. They're completely scalable, from the size of a laptop screen to screens that measure over…
Continue Reading →Meninos Hard Drive Cases
If that external hard drive is looking a too much like ... well ... a hard drive, Brazilian design company Meninos' hard drive cases might be the color you need add to your other desktop. Made in acrylic, these cases…
Continue Reading →Parra and Incase
First, Incase surprised us with their incredibly relevant, timely, and bad ass KRINK/Arkitip collaboration laptop sleeve. Next up, they're collaborating with Dutch artist Parra. Known for combining bright colors and his mastery of fonts (and in this case it looks…
Continue Reading →Tokidoki x Fujitsu Laptop
Tokidoki, the Italian lifestyle brand with the Japanese name, has just ventured into laptops. Simone Legno's Cactus Friends and Moofia characters are easily recognizable gracing the top of Fujitsu's new LOOX U series ultra-mobile PC. Let's face it, anyone who…
Continue Reading →Infinium's Phantom Lapboard
Most keyboards are designed with desk ergonomics in mind, but what if you don't work at a desk? For those who compute in a more casual environment -- such as a sofa or bed -- your typical keyboard isn't an…
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