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HP’s lately introduced line of xw9400 Workstations is powered by single or double AMD’s six-core Opteron 2400 series processors which doubles to 12 chores when two processors are joined together. Named the Istanbul (no idea why), the xw9400 is...
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Devised by Italian designer Davide Anzalone, the “Teseo e Arianna” is a system of products for the beach rescue services that makes rescuing easy, safe and quick,...
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Displayed at the ZERO exhibition during Tokyo Design Week, the “PITIN” from Muu Design Studio, a Tokyo based store, is a refreshing bicycle stand that doubles as...
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With power vehicles emerging thick and fast for the common users, chasing criminals has become a perilous as well as difficult task for the cops. Offering a solution to...
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The toilet is the most common and iconic accessory in a bathroom, the one that we used every day and we past without notice. Going beyond of what we have these days,...
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Contributing a new point of view and sparking more significant advancement, the Mike and Maaike, an industrial design studio that takes an experimental approach to...
made popular Jul 2 2009
There is no reason for a sportsperson to go without music on the field, but if the chaotic wires of the headphones start hindering his or her performance, then one...
made popular Jul 2 2009
Redefining the mobility of furniture, to be precise seating and racking, Chinese designer Hongtao Zhou has come up with a highly mobile and utility furniture unit...
made popular Jul 2 2009
Eco Factor: Interior garden keeps your interiors away from peeps and provides fresh air.
Why cut a tree in your backyard to get some space for your deck when you can...
made popular Jul 2 2009
The cords of your portable media player or a mobile phone, when not in use, often causes a mess in your pocket or a backpack. Inspired by vintage stereos, designer...
made popular Jul 1 2009
The latest platform where e-ink technology finds itself engraved is in the Electronic Coach Playboard by Gordon Yeh. We know a coach is a busy lad on and off the field,...
made popular Jul 1 2009
Designed for a building competition to restore existing buildings and design a new one on the Aarhus University campus, Danish architecture firm CEBRA has popped up...
made popular Jul 1 2009
We’ve seen the origami desk lamp and Starcraft origami, now here’s something for your computer desktop.
Here we have origami-styled logos for Firefox,...
made popular Jun 30 2009
Showering is an irresistible but at the same time a big waste of indoor water, causing scarcity of water in urban areas. Addressing the issue, a bunch of designers has...
made popular Jun 30 2009
Based on the idea to make a phone with a fabric as main material, designer Matthias Pugin has come up with a stylish phone concept dubbed “Feltphone” or...
made popular Jun 29 2009
Designed for a competition to build a 20-square-foot area in Atlantic City (New Jersey), the “Hydra House” by Craig Konyk is a single-room structure with bold red...
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Displayed at the Royal College of Art show two, the Drop by designer Olivia Decaris is a series of tent-like structures, which offers a personal space while working on...
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The days are gone when watches were used for merely watching the time. With the induction of technology, timepieces (especially wristwatches) have turned into a style...
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Commissioned by Fleszar Automotive, the ideationEDGE, a design firm that works closely with businesses, entrepreneurs, and inventors to develop innovative design...
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Designed for the Miguel Hernandez University campus in Alicante (Spain), the “Media Island” by Moho Architects is a Wi-Fi pavilion that, other than offering a...
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Music may sound sweet to the ear, but electronic waste courtesy the music players and speakers is becoming a curse for Mother Nature. Adding meaning to the music...
made popular Jun 27 2009
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After iPod, MacBook is possibly the best gadget from Apple to draw more designers as well as manufacturers to design and produce accessories for the celebrated...
made popular Jun 26 2009
I’ve covered lots of portable and multifunction laptop cases and workstations here at the The Design Blog, but this latest Openaire laptop case/workstation (sounds...
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The computing experience is evolving from just pressing a mouse to having a touchscreen surface on almost every device. Motivated by the gaming market and community,...
made popular Jun 22 2009
Laptop/Notebook may add style and efficiency, with its portability, to your work, but square and bulky leather laptop bags make you look like a marketing agent in hunt...
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Laptops may add style and efficiency, with their portability, to your work, but square and bulky leather laptop bags make you look like a marketing agent in hunt for...
made popular Jun 20 2009
With the growing needs of modern education, technology has become an integral part of contemporary classrooms to complement conventional methods and compete with the...
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Research has shown that moderate exercise per day can help us increase productivity, while reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease, the nation’s number-one...
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Winning entry at the Red Dot design award, the Cruise from Okamura is an ergonomic workstation that provides a personal workspace amid crowded office areas. Developed...
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While this smart, tiny workstation has been primarily designed as a table for DJs to mix with their laptops, but it looks to be a great addition to any urban apartment...
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Rugged is the new jacket for the gadgetry today. And when the military is a purpose, there isn’t a way out without a sturdy makeover, a reason we have MicroVision...
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Finished with bent plywood and flexible coated foam, the “Mousepad” from Baccarne Design may give an impression of an ordinary home/office desk at first glance, but...
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The workstations aren’t anything new in the innovation block; we can gather that from the pictures of the Webcruiser, a workstation from 1995. Yes, over the decade...
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This internet terminal “Easy Net Space” reminds us of the Globus Artifort Workstation – it rather looks like a bad copy of the earlier, but we thought it deserves...
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Inspired by sea waves, the Shair by designer Brian Moy is a multifunctional seat for two that doubles as a small workstation where you may place your portable devices....
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Introducing the new z7 line, the PID.Se store has introduced a multifunctional lounge that levitates the users above the ground. Hailed as PRC (Personal...
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Lounge chairs have come a long way from the conventional wooden chair rocking to and fro on the ground. Nowadays, they have turned into functional furniture decorating...
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With the introduction of technology in designing, contemporary workstations have moved out of being just square wooden surfaces on four legs and have turned into...
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The idea might be a bit old, but the custom built PC table from Mikael Persson is another addition to the in-demand workstations. The aesthetically pleasing Amiga PC...
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One of the many perks of working from home is the freedom to sprawl out on the sofa with your work. However, if you are working for long hours, it becomes uncomfortable...
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