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LEGO products get to benefit from the goodwill they has managed to build over the years. As a result, they get an inherited platform from where they can launch with full valor while the rest depends on the quality of the product. One such quality…

Batteries are all about endurance, and Panasonic’s Evolta batteries had a point to prove. And what better venue to prove than the 24 Hours of Le Mans, commonly known as the Grand Prix of Endurance. With just two AA batteries, the famed track saw a.

Your jam-packed desk would welcome anything with a combo factor to it. Such as an alarm clock that has four USB 2.0 ports that can be rotated 90 degrees, plus a calendar. Measuring 84 x 84 x 20mm, the USB alarm clock hub is available for $15 in…

Jars are often taken as a storage solution, but they can be put to numerous other uses as well. Featured above is one example of what you can do with your empty jar. Convert it into a “Time Jar” by incorporating a clock’s mechanism in the…

Designers: Sang-hoon Lee and Yong-bum Lim

It’s a pleasing sight to see designers working to bridge the gap between the life of the visually impaired when compared to that of ours. We don’t expect an overnight change, nor will it happen. Little.

Given a choice, what furniture will best convert into an ideal music player? Is there anyone who has pictured something other than a chair? Well, why not give it a shot? Because, just like you, someone had pictured a chair and now here we have it for.

One creative brain has got a trailer decked out to look like a giant ghetto blaster. This huge boombox as a makover, on both the sides goes on to show why music is called the spice of life and how creativity can add a spark to nearly anything.
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Oh, please don’t go by the size as shown in the picture. This USB Bulb Flash Drive is rather the size of a normal key, which means you can use it even as a keyring. Available over at the USB Brando website, it comes in three different sizes: 2GB…

Elementary education is a threshold for a prosporous future ahead. It’s even hard to imagine that a 20-year-old full-time farmer, owing to his memories of middle school physics lessons, has built himself a helicopter that he claims can go as high…