Here is an interesting keyboard design, a back-typing keyboard named Grippity. Unlike ordinary keyboard, with Grippity we use eight fingers to type from the back. It has a full QWERTY keyboard, a track ball on the top and two …

We have seen the inflatable USB drive long time ago, now outdoor cinema equipment company Open Air Cinema announced the 16ft x 9ft Open Air Home Screen, a giant …

After the iPhone-like scale, American Weigh offers the MSC-500, a combination of pocket scale and USB optical mouse. The American Weigh MSC-500 has a backlit LCD display , two mouse buttons …

This is Silicone Touch, an iPhone case designed by Bruno Fosi for the visually impaired. The Silicone Touch covers the whole iPhone and has engraved bas-relief icons, keyboard and multi-touch scrolls for full access …

ezGear presents the ezSpace UFO, a plug expander that looks like an UFO. The ezSpace UFO has a patented design that allows users to use the least amount of space to plug in large power transformers and …

Personal Media Japan introduces the μTRON (uTRON), a rearranged keyboard. The μTRON Keyboard comes in two pieces and DEL, TAB, ENTER kes are moved to the middle. The long space bar is now a small rectangle on the left. This speical μTRON Keyboard is priced at 50,000 Yen.

This is Citrus clock designed by Anna Grame. The Citrus is a clock powered by the energy of lemon. A single lemon is able to keep the clock running for a week or longer.
This pedagogic project is a …

No, it’s not really a Dreamcasr PC from Sega, but just a case mod created by AkibaPC. The Dreamcast PC packs an AMD mini-ITX mainboard with 780G Chipset, 4GB of RAM, 160GB hard drive and ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphic card. It comes with a Sony-NEC Blu-ray drive and offers four USB port and a HDMI output.

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STC Saudi Telecom, a Saudi Arabia-based company, presents a wireless router that doubles as a vase for you to hold flowers. “The STC Router successfully bridges the gap between lifestyle and technology with it’s flower vase functionality,” the designers said. We are not sure if the router is just a concept or a real product.

Tokyo Flash introduces a new watch named Kisai Denshoku that tells time by animated light-up bars. When a user press the button on the top-right, the bars will light-up and three times, for hours, groups of …