Designed as a part of “Untrod,” a new design project of IDEA International, the “Madokadoke” by Ross McBride is a LED watch that looks more like a fashion accessory than a timepiece. Named after Ross’ wife, Madokadoke, the bracelet watch features a hidden button that flashes the LED lights through the lines engraved on its surface to tell the time digitally. When not in use as a watch, you may turn off the light to convert it into a bracelet. Available in a variety of colors, the bracelet LED watch seems to explore new possibilities to minimize the difference between gadgets and fashion accessories.
Royal Watch Phone is best meant for those who would like to keep their hands free and unengaged. Since mobile phone is something that won’t let that happen, we bring you a watch cum phone for total convenience and usability. The watch utilizes cutting edge technology to combine features of both the gadgets.
Intended towards young females, the “Flaske” by designer Yanlei Wu is a social networking phone that generating power from fuel cell let users update their social networking sites in a more sustainable manner. Developed for Samsung, the next-gen smart phone comes built-in with a GPS system and Geo tagging, so the users could set a personal message or even snapshots to their social network sites with minimum fuss. Working in three different modes, including basic, speed dial and texting, the new social networking device allows you to exchange voice, text and internet messages with your friends without wasting any time. Now, no matter where you live or travel, the Samsung Flask always keeps you in touch with your friends.
Personal systems, such as a notebook, netbook or tablet, may allow portability and ease of use on the go, but they too have their limitations, especially when it comes to joint ventures or teamwork. Providing a solution, Danish designer Ivar Moltke has developed an innovative device named the “WorkPAD” that turns a personal computer into a giant iPad-like touch interactive surface, so more people could work simultaneously on it from several directions. When spread, the new system becomes a 42″ display to support teamwork, enhancing work efficiency of the employees. And, when not in use, you can close the lid to store it neatly and safely.
In this fast-moving era where people barely get time to organize or settle down their personal affairs, no matter how important they are, thinking of entertainment or recreational aspects is virtually a crime. Designed by Kingyo, a UI designer from ChengDu, China, the “Mercator” is a life support equipment that makes use of holographic imaging and nano-technology to help people manage their day-to-day needs with minimum fuss. You can use the hi-tech device to manage your regular tasks, like health checkups, appointments, shopping, maps, navigation and more. Combining the nano-materials with the new AMD processor chip, the device comes in the form of a bracelet, made of nickel-metal hydride, and integrates rechargeable batteries. The Mercator not only changes color, but also presents a curvy design for the ease of use, while enhancing the personality of the user.
