Not only gadgets and equipment, but also furniture, sound system, gaming stuff (for lunch time!). A designer is totally allowed to dream with the perfect office, and that's what we're gonna do here! Comment telling us your suggestions, or even better, you may tell us via Facebook, and include "GenCept_Office" in the message, so we can check it. Alright? I hope you guys enjoy this brief selection. Cheers! ;)
aTable
Let’s face it, wires are not the best thing in the world. Even if you think you’ve got them all nice and manageable, they somehow always find a way to get untangled, and make a mess of themselves. Eventually, the area behind your desk or TV becomes a war zone, and the thought of you ever having to go in there frightens you more than you even know. Sure, there are wireless solutions out there, and we can’t wait for them to get wildly popular so we can stop worrying about this stuff, but for now, maybe a table is all you need. That’s right. A table. (at SlashGear)
Fight Club Soap
Get yourself clean Tyler Durden-style with Fight Club Soap ($25/2-pack). Inspired by Chuck Palahniuk's novel and sporting the logo of the film adaptation, this color matched pink soap is completely usable, although that kind of defeats the point. (at Uncrate)
AromaUSB: USB Fragrance Dispenser
AromaUSB is a USB fragrance dispenser that provides a pleasant fragrance when plugged into a computer. It uses regular oil fragrance found in markets, the fragrance cartridge can be changed and refilled easily, and a single refill lasts up to a week. (at Holycool)
Sharkoon Black Edition FireGlider Gaming Mouse
Sharkoon has added another gaming mouse to its range with the launch of the Sharkoon Black Edition FireGlider Gaming Mouse. The Sharkoon Black Edition FireGlider is designed with gamers in mind. It features seven mouse buttons, six of those can be programmed, and it also has an adjustable scroll wheel which can be fine tuned for the perfect settings.
The Sharkoon Black Edition FireGlider Gaming Mouse has a DPI range of 600 to 3600, and a frame rate of 7080 fps and it capable of accelerations of up to 20g. (at Geeky Gadgets)
8-Bit hanger
Mount to your wall, and then use to hang your non 8 bit stuff. (at Meninos)
PQI USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive
PQI new portable hard drive the PQI H566 has a theoretical bandwidth of 5Gbps/sec ( approx 10x faster than USB 2.0 ) and is offically the world’s first USB 3.0 2.5” portable hard drive according to PQI’s press release. The new PQI drive comes in a variety for storage capacities from 320GB and 500GB up to 640GB.(at Geeky Gadgets)
iBUYPOWER Battalion Touch CZ-11
Recently it’s been all desktops from iBUYPOWER, but the company has outed a new notebook and it looks pretty decent. The iBUYPOWER Battalion Touch CZ-11 range packs Intel Core i7 processors, ATI Radeon HD 5650 graphics and a 15.6-inch Full HD 1920 x 1080 display, the latter of which is multitouch-capable.
Whether a multitouch display will actually help you with your gaming is open to debate, but we won’t argue with the Touch CZ-11’s specs in general. As well as a 500GB hard-drive and optional Blu ray, there’s 4GB of RAM and WiFi b/g/n, together with a DVD burner as standard. OS is Windows 7 Home Premium. The iBUYPOWER Battalion Touch CZ-11 range kicks off at $1,100, but expect to pay upward of $1,299 if you want a decent gaming configuration with the Intel Core i7-720QM CPU. (at Slash Gear)
Kantik Big
A tabletop bookcase made to lean up against a wall. It's a single plane with cut-outs for various sized books that uses the wall as a backstop to support the books. (at Moco Loco)
RCA AirPower absorbs energy from Wi-Fi
Imagine perpetual power to your cellphone, MP3 player, digital camera, pocket camcorder or other low-power portable. No more battery recharging, never again having to plug your iPhone, iPod, Flip or whatever into an AC jack. A new technology being developed by RCA, initially as an emergency power supply, may promise just that — by sucking power from Wi-Fi signals and constantly recharging the device's battery.
You read that right. RCA has discovered a way to absorb power from increasingly ubiquitous Wi-Fi signals. This may prove to be the answer to all portable power issues, forever.(at Dvice)
