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! ;)
Buro
Buro, designed by Keith Tay, is a home office desk and storage solution project in collaboration with Habitat. It is currently on exhibit at New Designers in London. (at Design Milk)
Block Night Light
Block night light, obviously shaped like a toy brick, gives you warm light in three different levels of brightness to match your mood or need of light. It can also work as a desk object where you can keep pens or small items. (at Holy Cool)
Obligatory Design Clock
It's a clock that does not have any hour or minute hands. Instead the hour markings dynamically change to show the time. Even though it looks very different from any common clock, it uses exactly same mechanism as a normal clock. (at Moco Loco)
Self-Charging Batteries Powered by Vibration
Brother Industries has developed an AA battery sized generator powered by vibration, which can be used to charge another AA battery. Shaking your remote every once in a while could soon be all that's needed to keep it alive. (at Gizmodo)
Sync and Charge Dock Stand for iPhone and iPod
Sleek and stylish stand that provides upright resting place for iPod and iPhone while it syncs or charges; Supports your iPhone or iPod Touch in both portrait and landscape formats; convenient and elegant home base stand that will make syncing and charging easier than ever. (at 7Gadgets.com)
Logitech HD Pro Webcam C910 with 1080p Video
Full HD 1080p video recording and smooth HD 720p video calling with Logitech Fluid CrystalTM Technology; 1-click video uploading to Facebook and YouTube; Fluid HD 720p video calling with Logitech More HD Technology; 5 MP HD sensor, precision Carl Zeiss lens, autofocus and intelligent auto light correction for crystal clear video and brilliant 10 MP photos; Dual built-in noise-cancelling mics let friends hear you in rich, clear HD-quality stereo; Works with Logitech VidTM HD, SkypeTM, Yahoo® Messenger, Microsoft LiveTM Messenger. (at 7Gadgets.com)
3D Battalion 101 W860CU-3D notebook
iBUYPOWER has been busy launching lots of new computer systems over the last few months. This machine uses the Intel Core i5-520M mobile processor and has 4GB of DDR3 RAM, a Blu-ray optical drive, NVIDIA GTX285M graphics, and a widescreen LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate and a resolution of 1366 x 768. The machine uses the NVIDIA 3D Vision active glasses. The notebook runs Windows 7 Home Premium and has a 320GB 5400 RPM HDD. (at Slash Gear)
Lomography Spinner 360°
The latest addition to Lomography's fleet of non-digital cameras, the Spinner 360° promises dizzying panoramas with the pull of a cord. Thanks to the unconventional (and often unpredictable) results produced by the camera's simple mechanics, anyone who can point-and-shoot—or in this case, point-and-pull—will have fun with it. I recently had the opportunity to try the camera out, and can attest to the joys of pulling, pointing, flipping, and adjusting the angle to create as many different nine-inch images as possible. (at Cool Hunting)
