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crystal
watch
Inspired by
Swarovski’s expertise in crystal and
Signity’s brilliance in gems, the Luna Watch is made of crystal, stainless steel and a
SpessartiteGarnet.
To tell time just touch the two contact points and time seems to magically
float inside the crystal.
Simplistic in its function yet aesthetically complex therefore this is a fashion watch. You can expect to see it in a range of colors with coordinated
Signity gems.
sand-time watch
If you have always fancied having a sand clock on your wrist, the Sand Time Watch is the answer to your desire.
Designed by Pavel Balykin, winner of the prestigious red dot design award,this watch uses modern LED display technology to display time using an ancient time counting technique.
In the screen saver mode, the watch works like a conventional sand clock with the display showing the "electronic sand" falling from the top screen to the bottom.
The rate of fall is set at a default of one minute but can be changed by the user.
For those not too keen to have this sand clock display at all times, there is the modern digit mode that shows the hour and minute information as digits in the top and bottom screens respectively.
The watch bracelet is made out of rubber while the case is produced of plastic with a choice of multiple colors. The only bad news is that this is just a concept as of now, but when it does turn up in the market, expect it to sell pretty quickly.
BMW M1
It was thirty years ago that BMW first introduced the BMW M1 super car to
the world.
Now, to celebrate it’s thirty year anniversary, BMW thought it would be fun to tease us all with this updated “concept” version of the original Bavarian bombshell.
Originally designed by Paul
Bracq and later by famed Italian design house
Giugiaro, this BMW M1
Hommage takes a clearly aggressive pose, with retro features mixing it up with very modern elements.
From the louvered rear window, to the 80’s style
badging on the rear and the conspicuous (for Germans) wheel design, the 80’s are definitely in at BMW’s studios and this latest version if the M1 just might raise enough eyebrows to go into production before the 80s are officially passe.
The Jelly Click
Mouse
The Jelly Click mouse concept provides functionality and portability.
Made of a flexible circuit board and inflatable "sac", the mouse can be flattened and stored away between your laptop until you need it.
Then you inflate it by blowing into the aperture and connect via USB.
Strida Foldable
Bike
The sleek form and clever functionality of British designer Mark Sanders’ fold able bikes have been earning accolades in Europe for over a decade.
The latest, the Strida 5.0, is now available in the US bringing with it a new hybrid commute sensibility that is rolling in praise. More than just a utilitarian part of greener transport, this bike is an exercise in cool.
What sets the Strida 5.0 apart from other collapsible is its tripod-like frame which folds easily into parallel tubes. Unfolded, the tubes form a triangle – handlebars and wheels occupy the three points and the adjustable seat slides along one side.
The unique, patented frame streamlines the design and makes fold-up quick and easy - Strida boasts a six second shift from expanded bike to folded traffic-averting accessory.
With the commuter user in mind, the 5.0 rolls with a silent, clean Kevlar belt – no greasy pant legs – and the folded design manages the sidewalk stretch with parallel tires that make it an agreeable sidekick while strolling.
Although still in the single gear folder category, the bike has evolved from the earlier 3.2 version with tougher, lighter components that don’t need much attention - just tires and disc brakes need maintenance.
Inside a triangular frame of lightweight aluminum, power is transferred to the rear heels via a silent clean Kevlar belt.
Handlebars are mounted horizontally, so the rider can sit comfortably upright with an excellent view of the road. The genius of the triangular frame is that it can fold.
In six seconds, you have alight, compact form that you can easily wheelbefore you, stow in a closet, load in your car or take on the train.
