by Paul Muller | Mar 28, 2010 | Design, tech
Gearboard takes a very common problem with modern gaming machines and hopes, at least the concept will take off. Everyone who dabbles in game systems has started to see the creep, game by game, peripheral by peripheral much more of our storage is being devoted to game...
by Paul Muller | Mar 27, 2010 | Design
A Bit of an awesome design, could you imagine an entire themed cafe, Tea Party Style set up with a little Alice in Wonderland style to it? If you have roughly 175 dollars (Priced at 140 pounds) and can pay shipping from England then this could be yours....
by Paul Muller | Mar 27, 2010 | Design, tech
If you have been listening in or reading this site for very long you know I love the steampunk aesthetic but even more than that I love clockwork devices. The beauty, the symmetry and the precision required to create a functional timepiece that goes beyond most...
by Paul Muller | Mar 26, 2010 | Design
One of the biggest focuses in coffee and marketing anymore seems to be in the realm of cozy replacement. On one hand the existing simple cardboard sleeves work moderately well. The problem is they are just as disposable as the cups they protect, the idea that most...
by Paul Muller | Mar 23, 2010 | Design
This design concept showed up on Yanko Design. I was taken not only with its simplicity bt worth its utility as well. Yes there are power concerns to take into consideration and you can only chain so many things in a row before the 5 volts devices are expecting to be...
by Paul Muller | Mar 23, 2010 | Design, tech
AT first glance Piano Playing Pen is a pen with the ability to read music, and play it back to you. And that is almost correct, this pen will play the tones to the music as you swipe it over the page, the only problem being that it only works on special sheet music. I...
by Paul Muller | Mar 22, 2010 | Design, tech
Not for the audiophile in the group, but a definite must have to any record collector, and i know a few. This unique design transforms the packaging of the record into the player itself! Overall a fun and playful take on packaging. Not that i think this is the best...
by Paul Muller | Mar 20, 2010 | Design, tech
Not in reality, but the form factor is making a comeback. I always loves teh idea that a all in one base unit with an eternal monitor made sense. More often than not in laptops, all in ones, and other compact form factors the display is the point of failure. By...
by Paul Muller | Mar 19, 2010 | Design, tech
I have finally found a soup to nuts Steampunk machine / design concept that I can really get behind. From the looks of things each and every little detail is taken care of. I hate it when the aesthetic doesn’t extend correctly and seamlessly to the...
by Paul Muller | Feb 19, 2010 | Design
Wave of the future or messy addiction? This gizmo uses a shortwave radio reciever to create what they dub very slow scan TV. The machines is a Canvas of ink filled bubble wrap. It is able to create 1 frame of Video per day. At 24 frames per second you can make a 30...
