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! ;)
Sectional "Cake"
The Cake outdoor sectional by Jane Hamley Wells was made for Moban, and the clever design incorporates seating and a tabletop in one innovative essential. The circular seating area is divided into five “slices” upholstered in black or white leather, which conveniently and compactly store under the stainless steel and glass table when not in use. The tinted glass tabletop comes in the choice of clear, satin, smoked brown and smoked grey finishes. This is the perfect patio piece for the person who loves to entertain in the outdoors. Check it out by visiting Jane Hamley Wells. (at Trendir)
Wood Looking Rug
Bring a touch of trendy cottage-chic charm to your everyday decor with this wood-looking rug by YLdesign. The Woody Wood rug was designed to look like the cross-section of a log complete with rings, grain and bark, giving the edge a rough, interesting border (which is cut, burned and fixed for a neat edge). The circle-shaped rug measures 1, 1.95m or 3m which offers the versatility of being placed in any-sized space. What a cool addition to either a rustic room or your modern, minimalist home in need of an interesting yet functional focal point. And this wood looking rug is made using durable, contractor-grade material that’s designed to remain beautiful for years to come. (at Trendir)
Cut out clock
The one-two-three punch of this modern clock makes it snappy! Self-adhesive backing for easy mounting. In black wood. Contemporary silver hands. (at 7Gadgets.com)
Macbook Card Holders
If you want to make sure all your future business partners know that you bleed Apple, this MacBook is the only one to buy. Cause it'd be totally gauche to put "Apple Fanboy" on your business card itself. There are miniature versions of the MacBook, the MacBook Pro, and the MacBook Air (just when you thought it couldn't get any skinnier). The card holders run around $30, though you might need to enlist a Japanese friend to help you navigate the product page and make the purchase. (at Gizmodo)
Professional Photo Studio with Case
The New Generation of the Photo Studio, Reflection board, Light Sources, etc. Just open the case and start to photo, Fast and Easy! (at 7Gadgets.com)
TruePower U Socket
FastMac has announced a 110V wall power outlet that can be used to replace any existing wall outlet. The TruePower U Socket contains two USB charging ports in addition to the standard 3-prong power outlet ports. The USB ports aren’t vampires – they don’t pull any power unless something is plugged in for charging. FastMac says they are waiting for final UL Approval before shipping, so they are taking pre-orders now and expecting to ship in the second quarter of 2010. (at )
Power Bullet Charger
This black beauty will plug into a car charger or a standard outlet and charge up to 2 USB devices simultaneously. In your car, you can keep the GPS running and charge up one additional cell phone or handheld device, too. In your hotel room, you can charge two phones with one plug, leaving the others open for your netbooks. No more fighting, no more dead devices. Just peace, harmony, and full batteries. (at Think Geek)
HP Pavilion dv6
The Pavilion line in general has graduated to etched metal casings not unlike you'll find in HP's Envy line. It's definitely a step up from the gloss of the previous generation without sacrificing much in either price or performance. There are four new Pavilions in all, but the one that offers something truly different—that multitouch display—is the dv6.
The touchscreen is optional on the dv6, which makes sense if you're going to use its 15.6-inch HD display primarily for multimedia. And as a multimedia notebook, it holds up: the dv6 also has up to 1TB of storage, VGA, eSATA, HDMI, and several USB ports along with both Intel and AMD processor options. (at Gizmodo)
