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- Digital Era Gets Funky And Retro
- Always Fit The Plug
- Evolving Shelves
- Two Points Are Better Than One
- Vertical Oasis
- Sides are so passé!
- Shockproof Backpack
| Digital Era Gets Funky And Retro Posted: 13 Jun 2013 09:37 AM PDT If you are seeking some cutting-edge retro designs that are updated with the latest tech, then the Lit by Bonzart and Ampel Tilt-Shift Twin Lens Digital Camera, are two models that you should be looking at. Quite simply put, the two cameras have the endearing emotional connect from yesteryears and prove some amazing quality pictures. Let's find out more…. Available At: AC Gears [ Buy it Here ] The Lit by Bonzart is a fun toy camera with simple operation that makes it easy for you to take high quality pictures and video wherever they go. To notch it up, you can add special effects in real time. Specs include built in LCD screen, 3 Megapixel lens with Image quality: Super fine, fine, normal. Bonzart Ampel Tilt-Shift Twin Lens Digital Camera has the power of tilt-shifting! This digital camera has the capability of taking amazing photos and HD videos with its twin lenses. It features five different color settings from standard, black and white, sepia, vivid, to a “fuji-film” like green called REF. The top-down LCD screen in its twin reflex body looks great and it lets you see your subject before and after the shot. Set your shutter speed, take HD videos with sound or choose your desire frame rate! Specs include a 5 Megapixels 1/3.2 inch CMOS sensor. - Related posts:
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| Posted: 13 Jun 2013 09:27 AM PDT There are two things noteworthy regarding the Flex Tab, one is that it features a gliding rail kinda system that allows you to move the plug sockets on the tab. And the other is that it accommodates any configuration of plugs together. Shape and size of the plug is really not an issue! Very clever! Designer: Yuljae Lee - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 13 Jun 2013 09:26 AM PDT Even with its minimal, seamless aesthetic, the Opencase System has a warmer, handmade feel that sets it apart from other industrial-style universal shelving systems. Working like a peg board, the system evolves with the user’s needs, adapting to function as a wardrobe, pantry, utility closet, library and more! Each component is handcrafted from the very best materials in a palette of steel, solid wood and leather fittings, as well as pieces sculpted from solid composite panels. The backbone of the system is an interchangeable set of precision-machined steel rod supports, which allow for a variety of elegant functional components to be attached to the wall – and to be changed out in minutes by the user. The base of each rod remains fixed within the panel, while the rods can be unscrewed and moved to create different configurations. A collection of specialized components rest on the rods allowing them to be easily re-configured. A single panel can be configured to store wine and can then be reconfigured for use in a hallway for example. Starting point configurations have been developed for pantries, wine storage, entryways, libraries, offices, wardrobes, utility closets, laundry, and children's rooms. Designer: Henrybuilt - Related posts: 
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| Two Points Are Better Than One Posted: 13 Jun 2013 09:22 AM PDT You never know when inspiration strikes or that you run out of stationery; hence the Two Points Pen is a great way to always be prepared. An innovative combination of a pen, ruler and compass point, you can draw circles on the go, anywhere and every time! I guess architects and interior designers will agree with me! Designer: Jeonghwan Bae - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 13 Jun 2013 12:01 AM PDT The Hydro Aero Device is a self-sufficient skyscraper that finds moisture in the desert air by means of condensation. Electricity is generated by the kinetic energy resulting from the friction created by the effect wind has on light piezoelectric strips. When warm, moist air comes into contact with the colder tubes, condensation forms on the walls, trickling down to be collected. From there, the water is supplied to the building and region’s citizens and travelers. The clean water obtained is transported through one-sided open canals that ensure the retention of moisture to a central collecting-tank. Used water/greywater is reused on the inhabited levels of Hydro Aero Device, which is then filtered and stored in the glass housings of the elevation. This closed circulation allows for a more efficient use of water, which is a luxurious commodity in the desert regions. Facing towards the wind in order to trap electrical charges is economically more sound than employing costly solar panels. The chimney-like construction of Hydro Aero Device ensures efficient air-molecule trapping, which leads to the motion of the piezoelectrical strips. The resulting accumulated energy is then stored in batteries hidden in the elevation's construction beams. Designer: Bartłomiej Gowin and Tomasz Janus - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 13 Jun 2013 12:01 AM PDT The Aldar Headquarters located in Abu Dhabi stands alone as a striking modern marvel against a landscape of harsh desert and four-sided buildings. The semispherical structure is comprised of two circular convex facades linked by a narrow internal construction. The resulting clam shape has visual power that’s also symbolic of the area’s seafaring heritage and gives a renewed identity to the community. It’s atypical in every way! Designer: MZ Architects - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 12 Jun 2013 10:54 AM PDT The Juggernaut cyclist’s backpack aims to protect the rider as much as the contents in the event of an accident or fall. Composed of rigid yet lightweight CURV thermoplastic material, the backpack hugs the wearer like a motorcycle fairing, offering added protection to the areas most susceptible to injury including ribs, shoulders, kidneys, and spine. With its aerodynamic teardrop shape, ergonomic straps and overall lightness, the cyclist will barely know its there… unless they fall, in which case they’ll be glad they were wearing it! Designer: Olegs Zabelins - Related posts: 
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