No, this is not a game console, a printer, or even a scanner. It's a new sandwich, panini, and waffle maker, made by Krups. I'm a huge fan of anything this well designed--minimal, yet so completely functional. It boasts all…
Continue Reading →OHSO gets my nod for the most stylish and futuristic toothbrush/toothpaste contraption on the market today. The toothpaste is self dispensing and easily refillable by turning the handle one direction which creates a suction, bringing the toothpaste into the handle.…
Continue Reading →Lumiloop is a modular system of program and display panels that can be chained together to form a reactive bracelet. Designed by Elise Co and Nikita Pashenkov--"Each display module features a small 8x8 LED matrix, dynamically driven by an interchangeable…
Continue Reading →The Little Clock Shop has the nicest selection of unique modern clocks I've ever seen--like this Gear Flip Alarm Clock designed by Wil Van Den Bos. They also the familiar and great Yoshitomo Nara Flip Clock, which contains 84 unique…
Continue Reading →Gotta thank The Sponge for letting us know Elsewares updated their site with some new goodies. This is the Nooka Zot Watch, representing the progression of hours in a window of small dots, minutes in a 59 incremental horizontal bar,…
Continue Reading →Color snobs will just eat up Pantones new "Color Cue"--which can identify any color in 3 seconds. It gives you Pantone color ink formulas and CMYK, Adobe RGB, sRGB, HTML, Hexachrome and a slew of other incredibly nerdy ways to…
Continue Reading →Boy, oh boy. I sure hope we see this prototype Numark iPod DJ mixer hit the markets soon. I figure it was only a matter of time until something like this was made. Numark was showing off a prototype of…
Continue Reading →The Fretlight guitar is somewhat of a revolutionary way to learn to play the guitar--although I haven't gotten a chance with one I think the idea is pretty good. It's the world's first computer-powered electric teaching guitar, and is completely…
Continue Reading →Think Geek has a new product they're calling the DNA Immortality--if you fancy making it absolute certain you'll be able to have yourself cloned in the future. The kit lets you take a secure sample of DNA with their foam…
Continue Reading →This may look like some laser pointer, but I think it's a prototype from Sony Ericsson. Their head of design, Hiroshi Nakaizumi, thinks there might be a future for smaller camera phones (maybe in the shape as the one shown)…
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