CushDesk for your laptop and for your chest
Belkin realized that if someone working on a laptop a good pillow may help to relax more. The CushDesk created for only one reason: to get a simple desk for a user, who love to use a laptop.
Via Engadget.com
Listen music inside the pool
FINIS created a new mp3 player with waterproof body. The AquaPulse is not an ordinary mp3 player, it monitors heart rate and communicate it audibly to the swimmer via bone conduction in customizable intervals. The gadget will arrive in may for $139.99.
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All-In-One kitchen interior for smaller apartments
A designer, Marcello Zuffo created an all-in-one concept for a growing family. To reach the maximum space in the house the designer created a massive, but usable interior that helps people maximize the living space in the kitchen.
Via Cubeme.com
Washing machine for humans
After a hard day you only wants a hot bath to forget the day, but what if you have this machine in your bathroom? This Star Trek inspired washing machine created for humans in Japan, helps you relax and wash you everywhere. What you only do is sit in there, push some buttons and feel good.
Via Dvice.com
Off-road hoverboard with a twist
Some sports men love extreme sports and here’s a new vehicle what can make the way to popularity. The Scarpar is an off-road powerboard, and finally it’s now in the final stage of development. The people who brave enough to try it may love the speed, the crazy driving experience, but I think it’s a bit dangerous in a forest for example.
Via Engadget.com
Floating speakers for fun
When spring comes everyone goes out to feel the warm of the Sun and to splash into the pool. But what can you hear when you in the water? This device from Grace Digital Audio gives you the answer. The Aqua Sounders Floating Wireless Speaker give you the freedom of the wireless music playing and you can be in the water, relaxing near the pool, you always hear your favorite song in great quality.
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GlowCap: it’s time to take the medicine
Some of us alwasy forgot to take the pills and if someone needs them, the day can turn to a horror. This device may solve the problem, the GlowCap made by Vitality fits on any standard 20-gram pill vial and it has a and has a built-in 900 MHz radio that connects you to the net via its own little network. You can tell the device when you want to take the pills and the cap starts to blink, slowly at first then more rapidly when the time is come. If you want one just Google it, or use Amazon, the price tag is not bad, it costs only $30.
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