Apple releases it’s new fingertip easy iPod Nano, which was completely redesigned with a 1.5-inch color multi-touch display with 240-by-240 pixel resolution. The small little square also comes in a variety of colors and features 24 hour battery life, a built-in clip so you can snap it anywhere on your clothes, FM radio and much more. Available in 8GB or 16 GB ($149,$179).
Mmm…Donuts! Check out The Donuts Escalator, which was created by in 09 to promote the Simpsons movie. Sweet!
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Architects of UNStudio designed this one of a kind art collector’s loft in New York City. The Manhattan loft includes curved walls, a private museum, library, much living space for an art collector and the whole ceiling is backlit by 18,000 LED lights. (more…)
American artist Kiel Johnson gets a super high five for crafting a range of cameras into what you see as cardboard. The cardboard artwork collection include cameras such as SLRs, Polaroid cameras, point and shoot cameras, twin lens cameras and the retro 8mm cameras.
It’s amazing to see the kinds of artwork people can create from eco-friendly materials! (more…)
This Fall/Winter season French luxury brand Lanvin well be releasing a excellent line of men sneakers. The line of shoes well feature high tops, mid’s and low tops that will come in a good variety of colorways featuring styles such as leather, suede and metallic. Shop the sneaker collection here. (more…)
Cool! San-Francisco based photographer Joey Celis created this custom made iPhone 4 Leica M9 Skin look alike for his iPhone.
This only thing is!
Celis, who makes a living as a stock photographer writes: “Sorry but I won’t be making these to sell, It’s just a one-off for personal use.”
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Fruit Skulls by Dimitri Tsykalov. Just can’t imagine how long it took to design these fruit sculptures. This is some very impressive stuff! (more…)
Cool “Face It, Mario” t-shirt by Heather Snider.
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The Pod a porter ($27) is the easiest way to wear your music. No more wire-tangle, earphones dangling by your knees, or ripping buds from your ears when you take off your jacket. Designed by Michiel Cornelissen, this ipod neckband fits the iPod shuffle 3d generation, leaving all controls accessible.
The “Rec & Play” project from designers Yuri Suzuki and Oscar Diaz allows you to write audio messages with a ink pen.
The project consists of two pens that allow recording sound on a line and then playing it back.
The REC pen, draws and record sound on a line. It contains especial ferromagnetic ink, made with the same component used to made old cassette tapes, a recording head and a microphone.
The ink is applied to the paper and at the same time the recording head can record the sound captured by the microphone situated at the top part of the pen.
The PLAY pen allows retrieving the sound and playing it back. It contains a read head and a speaker.
When the tape read head is moved along the line the previously recoded sound can be heard.
To reference and indicate each pen function, the pens use the color code used in old cassette recorders. The REC pen is red, and the PLAY pen, black.
Both pens are connected to a circuit board and a power supply to feed the electronic components.
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Is the air around your computer space dry? Well this cool miniature humidifier shaped like Star Wars astromech droid R2-D2, which is powered via USB can bring you some moist. Just Pop R2’s top and add water, plug-in for soothing mist. Cool!
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Amazing toilet paper roll art from Anastassia Elias titled Paper Cut-Rolls. The work is just simply incredible! (more…)
This DSLR Mini Model Camera ($28) will about the smallest model camera you ever see! It really puts the word “mini” to a great name. The tiny non-functional camera features 3 detachable lenses,lens hoods: standard, telephoto, and zoom.
“This rare and tiny gem is a superbly detailed and a very real-looking 1/6 scale model of your own life-sized DSLR with every button, screen, switch, n’ dial in place.
And just when you thought it couldn’t get any more want-worthy, three detachable lenses are included with removable lens hoods, too!”