Cool Designer Gadgets

Are these gadgets familiar to you? Those gadgets are created for convenience and of course look cool when people using it. Let check out what the great designers invest their cool gadgets!

1 ) Pong Clock

Here’s how it works: the score shown on the left and right sides correspond to the time of day - a continuous random game of Pong is played by the clock every 24 hours.

2 ) Mini Desk

 

 

 

Made by MiniStatements, the “Mini Desk” looks good enough to drive. The entire desk is constructed from what looks like a real Mini with its top chopped off, interior gutted, and left door panel removed. Style doesn’t come cheap, it retails at a whopping $4,400.

3 ) iPod Nano Tunebuckle

 

The fusion of fashion and technology has arrived and has created a new era where the line is blurred between high tech and high fashion. The TuneBuckle allows you to conveniently wear and protect your iPod® without sacrificing style. The “why didn’t I think of that?” solution has had worldwide praise from Milan to Tokyo to New York (not to mention Atlanta, home of the TuneBuckle).

4 ) SoundArt Canvas Speakers

SoundArt takes canvas art and turns it into a speaker. The system includes a distributed mode loudspeaker that sits in the frame, your choice of canvas print and a powerful sub woofer. Just hang it on your wall, plug it in your music source and enjoy the space around you. From music to movies the audio options are endless. Almost any audio source can be played through it – your Hi-Fi, iPod, DVD, CD or use the output on your AV system.

5 ) A Mobile Touchscreen Projectable

 

Light Blue Optics’s pico projector is the first to turn any flat surface into a computer touchscreen. It beams a 10-inch display, which can show photos, videos, Web sites or apps running on its simple interface, and uses an infrared sensor to track your fingers’ movements. Done browsing? Tap a virtual off button to make the screen disappear.

Look for the Light Touch, in a form similar to the current 6.5-inch prototype, in retail stores or restaurants later this year. Next, a smaller version will show up inside portable gadgets, so when you tire of a cellphone’s tiny buttons, you can project yourself a keyboard.

6 ) Seiko Bluetooth Watch

 

Seiko Japan has previewed a new watch with Bluetooth. Though it’s a bit oversized and odd looking, the features are admirable. When paired with your mobile, the watch will display the phone’s signal and battery strengths. It can also show the caller id for an incoming call which is especially useful when wearing a Bluetooth headset. Other features include SMS display, built in ring tones and vibes, and the ability to switch your phone to silent mode.

7 ) Sony Ericsson Black Diamond

 

This high end 4 megapixel phone is Cased in a layer of polycarbonate with mirror finish cladding.The OLED technology makes for vivid illumination under the polycarbonate skin and gives it a borderless screen effect.The ultra thin profile,clean lines,and ultra-glossy finish are all qualities sure to attract Sony Ericsson fans and gadget freaks alike.

8 ) iShirt

iShirt from PodShirt. It s a standard black t-shirt with the word iShirt printed on the front in block white letters. Cool? Yes, yes it is. Even more cool is that the I is actually an iPod shuffle attached to a magnet. (Shuffle not included, obviously.) $29 buys you instant popularity.

9 ) BenQ Wall Scanner

BenQ has unveiled a new kind of scanner that can be hung on a wall (2cm - 9cm wide) via a hook to scan sizeable posters or supplementary. The front cover can be replaced by a mirror for cosmetic “touchups” at the office or by a whiteboard for use as a notepad.

10 ) Giovannoni Timesphere

The Giovannoni Timesphere is a nifty alarm clock that is capable of projecting the time onto any surface via a wireless orb. While sitting on the base, the wireless orb is charged through induction and once it is completely charged feel free to place it wherever. The orb will project the time onto a wall or surface and easily be lost when kicked or played with by a cat.

Source : lilomag.com