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CableBox helps conceal cable clutter
The CableBox aims to solve an age old dilemma (for as long as computers have existed anyways), where you have to combat a whole bunch of snaking wires that seem to have a life of their own, rearranging themselves whenever you’re not around, creating a tangled mess in the process. The CableBox helps minimize that as it conceals cable clutter, coming in the form factor of a minimalist design. All you need to do is stuff the spaghetti of cables within and voila! – you have a much neater workspace from where you can keep family and friends fooled into thinking what a neat person you are. Available in Mini Blue and Large Black or White colors for £24.99 and £39.99 respectively, either model will sport rubberized padding that protects floors as well as openings on either end.
Desktop Donut Factory is Homer Simpson’s Dream Come True
Homer Simpson is a hard working man. At the plant, he is always at that one station, doing…something.
But occasionally, it takes its toll. Instead of walking out to the breakroom for the donuts that Mr. Burns provides, I’m sure Homer would love to have the Desktop Donut Factory on his desk so he could make and eat donuts at his convenience.
For those who have Homer’s fetish can enjoy this real product from ThinkGeek. It is designed to bake a half-dozen donuts in about 4 minutes.
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Takoyaki Adaptor makes charging pretty
Most of us have resigned ourselves to just using those tan or white powerstrips to keep all of our gadgets up and running. Sure, they’re by no means attractive, but they do the job well enough that we cope with the plain looks. Thankfully, at least designers are still putting out an effort to come up with new and interesting ways to keep things powered. Not only does this plug look pretty, but it offers an extra twist that makes the gadget more convenient.
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Leaf Tie gives cable management a green look
If you prefer cheap cable management, it tends to involve anything you happen to have around. That usually includes things like twist ties and zip ties, both of which work pretty well. Sure, they aren’t the most attractive thing, but they’re easy to use and hold the cords pretty firmly. Well now you can combine looks with that easy use quality. These zip ties actually have cute little leaves to decorate your chords.
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Brainwave Desktop microwave
This concept microwave oven is something that I could use in my kitchen, or better yet, my office desk.
I’m going to steal an old ad campaign slogan from Oldsmobile and say “this is not your father’s microwave”. Just to let you know, my father’s microwave oven had a dial you had to hand-crank to set the time. Just thought I would let you know how advanced we are in comparison to the early 80′s.
Yeah, this BrainWave microwave oven is far more advanced. It has a USB port, for one. Some of you might wonder what this is good for. Imagine a microwave that is hooked up to your computer that lets you know when your food is ready.
It also has an RFID scanner. The RFID scanner is made to work with pre-packaged food, so you can scan the built-in RFID chip out of the package, and the oven will automatically know how long and how hot to heat your food for you.
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Post-It Assualt Rifle: Not as cool as you might think
I think what you are seeing here is a dream of any disgruntled office worker: a gun that can shoot Post-its.
I hope you aren’t too upset when I tell you that this is merely a concept, and I’m guessing that the gun in the photo is nothing more than some sort of mock-up.
So you can forget about your dreams of shooting post-its until you have covered up a man. (Think about the poster for Office Space if you need a visual aid.)
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VTech has new spring range of phones for the home and office
Mention VTech and most probably you would associate the brand name with a wide range of cordless phones, especially for the home and office. Well, the company has danced with the seasons, releasing their latest range of digital cordless phones, where among them would be the first of its kind in the industry – the Push-to-Talk capable LS6325 series. VTech’s LS6325 series was specially designed to cater to today’s busy households, offering maximum efficiency without breaking your delicate monthly budget. Slapped with a price point that does not surpass $100, the LS6325 cordless phones will come with Push-to-Talk (PTT) functionality, enabling instant communication to any room in the house, making it perfect for mom to “holler” to the kids to get to the dining room if they’re still occupied in the playroom three stories up. A modern day walkie talkie of sorts, so to speak, with the tried-and-tested ability as a regular cordless house phone.
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Maxatec Xplore DT-351 Compact PDA With Integrated CCD Barcode Scanner
How many of us these days use a PDA? Well, smartphones have long taken over that role, but there is still some room left for this dying breed in the business sector. Case in point, the Maxatec Xplore DT-351 Compact PDA With Integrated CCD Barcode Scanner. This device will be the latest addition to Maxatec’s range of mobile computing devices, where it will be the next logical step up from its predecessor, the fully featured DT-350 compact PDA. Maxatec’s DT-351 sports all the relevant features of the DT-350 with the added capability of an integrated CCD barcode scanner. This will cater to businesses who want something special and yet do not want to break their budget, since the Xplore series is a unique and low cost, wireless mobile solution boasting enhanced Wi-Fi stability alongside features such as single SSID enforcement and ‘Wi-Fi Always On’ connectivity.
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