Some of the thrills associated with 3D cinema have already made inroads into our living rooms, but the result has been far from perfect. Edge Media Space is a concept in home entertainment shelved by a couple of tech enthusiasts who want the fill the void in this particular segment through their ingenuous design. Designers Rudolf Stefanich, David Pflugl and Erol Kursani have devised a new generation of media space that imbibes the latest in 3 D technology to make things bigger and better for the viewers.
Inspired by the form of a megaphone, Macedonian designer Jelkica Popovska has come up with an innovative music player the “SONAR” that not only lets you share and enjoy music files with your friends but their extended friend network as well. Designed for the home context, the visual music player allows you to create play lists either physically or dynamically by accessing online SONAR products connected to the network. The new music player also features a portable interactive object, made of soft aluminum, enabled with GSM technology to enhance your musical experience.
If you are one of those who have drifted away from their real passion, designer Lars Rosengren has come up with an innovative device dubbed the “Reconnect” that monitors your online behavior and interrupts you with fitting proposals randomly. Ideal for people with an information addiction, the device lets the users rethink their priorities, be it snowboarding, golf, photography or anything else, through positive change in behavior. Keeping an eye on your online behavior, Reconnect becomes an innate partner and helps you reunite with your real passions.
Conceived by British designer Alice Davies, the “Virgin Media Laptop” is essentially a retro teaching tool or device that works wirelessly via Bluetooth for hands-free comfort. Users don’t need a keyboard or even a mouse, as typing and mouse can be controlled by a remote tool from a distance. You may charge the laptop wirelessly from the mounting dock, while the built-in Virgin Media Broadband device ensures mega fast navigation on the net. The retro device also integrates a webcam, which makes it just ideal for video conferencing.
Among the swarm of prospective customers wanting to ink deal with new iPhone, for sure there would be at least 5% who feel handicap to buy one for cause remaining fat finger syndrome that won’t fit well the magnificent touch screen of the iPhone. For this unfortunate lot, is there any competent substitute that Apple is planning to deliver? Well, no clue about that in the technology-driven world, these iPhone-less populace can consider the option of procuring an assistive apparatus called Dancing Fingers. Designed by Beijing, China native Alfred Chu, the concept device would befit cozily onto your catalog and center fingers, hence enabling your chubby digits to begin jazzing across. Sooner, it’s going to be a universal, enabling enter to the digital marvels of our time.
