Four-port USB hub version 2.0 with LED indicator. Three rear ports can be turned 180 degrees independently. Up to 480Mbps transfer rate. Groove design leaves no glue on stand. Sponge bottom creates an anti-slippery surface.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Teleport 2.0
Teleport 2.0 is designed for storing phone call records on computer and registering incoming and outgoing calls. Teleport is compatible with any telephone set. It is operated through Paliha-Teleport computer program (for Windows).
Main functions include:
call record system (incoming and outgoing calls);
storage of dialed and incoming calls numbers;
outgoing calls registration in tone dialing and pulse modes;
caller ID;
call signal computer backup;
displaying caller image and name;
setting a tune as call signal;expanded phone book;
dialing numbers stored in archive or phone book with automatic redialing;
contact number interchange with office application;
sending a list of calls to office application;
information backup storage.
[Via ArtLebedev.com]
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Michelangelo's Wooden LED Clock
It is said that famed artist Michelangelo would look at a piece of stone or wood and see what he was going to sculpt hidden inside. Just like old Mikie, now you too can see into the heart of a chunk of tree. The Wooden LED clock is a marvel of simplistic design. Until you plug it in, it looks like a pretty carved piece of wood. Power it up, and the time glows from inside.
A simple three button interface will let you program your clock. You can then have the time displayed in one of three ways: always on, like a normal clock; blinky mode, where the digits flash every 2.5 seconds; or slide mode, where as the minute changes the time displays one digit at a time. The Wooden LED Clock is a conversation piece like no other. None of Michelangelo's statues tell the time, so that makes this clock better. See, a clock cooler than a priceless work of art - now that is a great deal.
[Via ThinkGeek.com]
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Will Return Clock
Just post the Will Return Clock on your office door or near your cubicle. Anyone coming to meet you will see the sign and know you're out, and they will wait for your return based on the time posted. But then they will notice that the time displayed is right now, and you're not back yet. So they'll leave, give you fifteen minutes, and come back. But now the time has changed. See? It's brilliant; you'll confuse and amuse everyone. And if you do happen to be at your desk and someone asks you something, just point to the clock and keep on working. You'll be back soon.
[Via ThinkGeek.com]
Monday, December 24, 2007
New-Year Tree Balls in Camouflage
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Lighted Message Board
Have you ever left a message on the message board for your colleagues and they never noticed it and it finally ended up with a big quarrel? A conventional message board that lets you use those ink markers to write on it, would not be prominent enough to attract attentions. You’d need something that can deliver the message in a more prominent manner, such as the written message could be flashing or blinking to attract others’ eyes on it.
Thanks to today’s LED technology, here comes the Lighted Message Board that features LED lights to better attract attentions. Just write your message on it using one of the two included special pens and switch on the LED. The message will stand out either blinking or flashing. You can also set it to work in the single color or multi-color mode. It runs on three AAA batteries.
[Via TechChee.com]
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Executive Decision Maker
As any high-powered executive knows, decision-making can be a complicated, difficult process. The Executive Decision Maker will help simplify your life, making decisions quick and easy! Ask it a question, give the ball a little push and it will move around the field until it stops at its final destination - the ultimate decision. It's time to add this elegant executive toy, resplendent in gleaming chrome, to your power desk collection.
Friday, December 21, 2007
Sleep on Monitor
Dosugus cushion looks like a black screen and has good old DOS directories embroidered on it.
[Via ArtLebedev.com]
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Walking Robot Pencil Sharpener
This is perhaps the coolest pencil sharpener ever to walk on its own. Just open its chest, insert a pencil, twist to sharpen, and remove your pointy pencil. By sharpening your pencil, you have secretly wound the 4" robot's power core and it will now begin walking toward you (or in whatever direction it's facing). The shavings empty into the robot's cranial chamber, which can be easily opened for emptying. If you don't have a pencil handy, just use the included key to wind up the robot. Either way, your robot will walk with delight.
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Good Mood: Smiling Chair
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
USB-Memory Card Reader-Writer Ball Pen
Thanko Spydisk USB-memory Card Reader-Writer Ball Pen: 512 Mb flash memory, SD Card Reader, USB bus power.
[Via GeekStuff4U.com]
Monday, December 17, 2007
ABC Paperclips
Here's alphabetized paperclips. Whether you want to organize certain things alphabetically or just want to prioritize – always a fun task - or turn your Moleskin into an alphabetized notebook. Or if you are into lists and want to have organized lists or if you just want to fool your fellow people and seem as if you are all organized.
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Spike Cactus Pen
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Babble Understands Social Context
Herman Miller and their consulting partners Applied Minds and Insight Product Development hope to solve that problem with a new device called Babble. Sort of like a stomp pedal for your phone, Babble takes your spoken words, and synthesizes a "conversation" of babbling voices around you. The effect for you, is a mildly distracting burble. But for a co-worker who can't hear the other side of the conversation, keeping track of any information on a casual basis becomes almost impossible. Babble works, because it understands the social context of its function.
[Via IDFuel.com]
Checked Paper Note Cube
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Anti-Gravity Office Globe
The Levitron AG's museum quality design and futuristic effect make this a must-have for your office. Developed by an international engineering team, this stylish, electromagnetic toy uses minimal power to create real levitation. Suspended in mid-air, the Earth globe defies gravity, inspiring wonder and amazement amongst your co-workers. A super cool executive desk toy!
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Ninja, Pirate and Geek
Each metallic round badge holder is approx 1 1/4" in diameter and fastens to your badge with a, well, badge fastener. Also contains a three foot retractable cord for easy access and the back of the body contains a clip to attach to your pants or wherever you like. Your choice of three enduring themes: Ninja, Pirate or Geek.
Monday, December 10, 2007
Activa Desk System
Activa is a functionally oriented program developed to meet the requirements of a modern office. The system is based upon a modular construction and can be assembled and converted without major effort or use of tools. A generously designed, retractable cable conduit facilitates a professional, easily accessible solution to the power supply of electrical devices. A vertically extractable cable duct allows for a concealed supply line for electrical power and network cables. Due to a multi-level height adjustment, the Activa desks enable the user to easily find his optimum seating position in the workplace. Exchangeable side panels allow the implementation of individual design ideas.
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Set of Nesting Dolls for Digial Era
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Mug Boss
Friday, December 7, 2007
Pritt Correction Roller (2005)
Pritt's Correction Roller Comfort is suitable for quick, clean and accurate corrections on paper and facsimiles, without leaving marks or stains on photocopies. The roller applies dry, which means that the corrected area can be written or typed over instantly. The band width of 4.2mm makes the roller ideal for correcting single lines of typed or printed text. In addition to purely functional aspects, the design focuses on aesthetics, ergonomics and a self-explanatory way of holding the roller. Unlike its conventional predecessors, the roller is moved flat - as opposed to upright - over the paper. The colour scheme is geared towards the various functional areas of the correction roller and reflects the membership in the Pritt correction roller product family.
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Office Game for Boring Working Day
This bowling game allows you to roll strikes, spares, and gutter balls on a desk or table. Players use the ramp to aim and hurl the steel ball down the lane; the ramp slides across the width of the lane to provide the necessary ball-release angles for picking up the dreaded seven-ten split. The solid oak lane has target arrows that provide a visual guide, and the pins are easy to set up, yet offer a stern challenge to both novice and seasoned tabletop bowlers.
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Digital Pen: Office in Pocket
The EPOS-enabled Digital Pen & USB Flash Drive provides all the benefits of a digital pen with the addition of full Flash memory capabilities. Completely portable, users can write, sketch and draw freely anywhere, using regular paper, while the device simultaneously captures and stores all handwritten text and drawings in real-time to the Flash memory.
A multi-functional tool, stored data can be later uploaded to a PC via a standard USB port. Once uploaded, handwritten information can be transformed to text using standard handwriting recognition software, and notes and drawings can be edited and shared via email and messaging applications. Providing all the benefits of a regular Flash drive, the Digital Pen & USB Flash Drive stores hundreds of pages of handwritten text and drawings as well as image, music, and video files, etc.
Small, compact and completely wireless, the Digital Pen & USB Flash Drive can be used everywhere. The perfect alternative to carrying a heavy laptop, it is ideal for taking notes and jotting down diagrams in both the meeting room and the classroom. It can also be used for assisting sales force, technicians and delivery persons in the field for a variety of form filling and enterprise applications.
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
USB Keypad & 12-Digit Calculator
Makes laptop numeric entry fast, simple and easy.
Features: anti-electrostatic, defending against electromagnetism interference; quiet, comfortable; ergonomic design; high quality thin key switch; lifetime electrical load: 10 million minutes; compatible with Windows XP/2000/ME/98, Mac OS.
[Via KlearGear.com]
Monday, December 3, 2007
Office Window Simulated
Made of electroluminescent sheets, Makoto Hirahara's Bright Blind simulates a window where none exists. In all other respects, the artificial blind functions in exactly the same way as a regular blind - ie turning the plastic stick controls the brightness, etc. As of this writing, this piece is made by hand, so it's available - but will take some time (and money) to create.
Sunday, December 2, 2007
USB Engine Hub
Saturday, December 1, 2007
On/off mug
This simple, clever mug automatically indicates its current state of mind when you pour a hot beverage into it.
In its dormant state, the mug offers a black “OFF” display, but once your hot coffee or tea hits the inside, it gradually transforms to read “ON”. A heat sensitive pigment changes the color of the mug from black to white.
In its dormant state, the mug offers a black “OFF” display, but once your hot coffee or tea hits the inside, it gradually transforms to read “ON”. A heat sensitive pigment changes the color of the mug from black to white.
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