All About ‘Gadgets’

The Japanese retail brand MUJI and LEGO teamed up to develop a collaborative toy project in Japan that cleverly merges the personality of each brand. There are 4 sets available, each with some bricks from Lego and some sheets of colored paper and stencils from Muji. A special hole punch that matches the size of the pins on the Lego bricks can be used to create dimensional characters with the paper cutouts. This product is available November 27th at MUJI Japan for 2,300 yen (US$26) a box. Continue Reading »

NEC Electronics and SoundPower Corp has announced the collaboration project to co-developed a new remote control prototype that intends to get rid of battery requirement targeted for digital home. This design concept uses the vibrations of your fingers by pushing the buttons. The prototype is ready now and is currently being showcased during the Embedded Technology 2009 event in Yokohama city.
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Jruiter has created a really cool prototype for a minimalistic inner city bike. The design is so simplified to the point that the bike doesn’t even use a chain. The bike is designed specifically for short-range urban travel and manufactured with the absolute bare minimum amount of materials. Continue Reading »

Wii Pray is absolutely one of my favourite gadgets for the Wii so far. Now you shouldn’t have to wait until Sunday to worship the Lord. You can go to church every day without leaving your home. But the question is, will god consider it as game or pray? Continue Reading »

It looks like somebody turned back the time. After Apple, OpenOffice announcing a new mouse revolution. A Multi-Button mouse! It has more than 16 Buttons, a outmoded cable and is avaliable for only $74.99. Is this a joke? And I thought the $69.00 for Apples Magic Mouse are too much. Continue Reading »