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! ;)
Stone Sofa
Solid shape inspired in nature. (at Design Spotter)
Unplug Key Rings
A nice way to keep your keys in one place and not lose them. Place the sockets by your door, and plug in your keys as soon as you get home! (at Holycool.net)
Battery Mug
Most of us don't start functioning until we've had our caffeine intake to get our internal batteries started. As soon as you pour your hot beverage into this mug, a battery image on the side starts to appear and fill up. And naturally, the battery will decrease as the beverage cools down or run out.. that's when the battery needs to be filled in again! (at Holycool.net)
Solid Wood Hard Drive Enclosures
Keep your desktop from looking like a metal and LED junkyard with these Solid Wood Hard Drive Enclosures ($100-$145). Handmade in a two-man Seattle shop using 100% reclaimed or discarded materials, these gorgeous one-of-a-kind drives typically house an included 500GB drive, boasting unique shapes, with hand oiled finishes that are polished with a protective finishing wax to keep them looking great long after the drive has started signaling its final days with a symphony of metallic scraping noises only a robot could love. (atUncrate)
Denon Part II: New Headphones Stress Comfort and Convenience
New models will include the AH-NC800 (a noise-canceling model that will list for $349 in August), the over-ear AH-D1100 (listing for $199 in September), the AH-D510R (listing for $99 in August), the AH-D310R (available in August for a $69 list price), the in-ear AH-C560R (shown here; listing for $99 in June), and the in-ear AH-C260R (available in June for a low list price of $49). Central features for the line include iPhone/iPod compatibility and the company's already excellent comfort fit. (at Gearlog)
Microwave Cooking With The Desktop
The BrainWave is a desktop microwave that will come in handy for workaholics and bookworms, who can’t seem to tear themselves away from their computer screens. The appliance works with the C8 port connected to the mains and is controlled through a computer application connected via USB. A RFID-tagged plastic spoon comes along with specially packaged meals and scanning the tag transmits the meal info to the microwave. (at 7gadgets.com)
Rechargeable USB Card Speaker
Charge by with the included cable by plugging into any USB-powered socket for 2 hours. Will broadcast sound for about 5 hours of using the small jack (fits any iPhone, mp3 player or cellphone with a 3.5mm jack connection). (at 7gadgets.com)
