Designed by Brazil based design group Nódesign, the Maxdoor is a modern door concept that comes with a remote control, a digital door bell, number lighting that displays the house number, and a battery that powers the door up to one week without power supply. This futuristic door can be locked or unlocked at the click of a button, which is similar to a central lock door function on the car. I don’t know what happened if its battery runs out of power, maybe you will not be able to enter your own house. See more pictures and watch a video after the jump to get more details. [Tuvie] More
Draganflyer X6 R/C Helicopter is designed for aerial photography and video. It allows more frequent recon missions at a fraction of the cost of larger surveillance aircraft. Its anti-vibration camera mount is made to hold digital cameras (Night Vision/Thermal/Standard), Hi-Def camcorder, and weapons, offering 90 degrees of remote controlled tilt, while GPS technology will automatically hold the copter steady at one position. The GPS feeds positioning data into the remote control’s LCD from which you get execute variety of tactile controls. It can climb 23 feet per second, turn 90 degrees in the same time or do fly-bys at 30 MPH. To get this cool recon copter, you will need to contact Draganflyer for price, availability and particulars about differing camera modules selection. [DraganFly VIA PeepCulture]
Toshiba is offering SD Multi Tool and the SD Photo Editor hand-helds with touchable LCD. The SD Multi Tool features dual 3.5-inch touchable (finger or stylus) LCDs, rated at 960 x 480, wireless connectivity, web-browsing capable, and HDMI out. It is excellent for videos or photo editing. The SD Photo Editor features 5-inch WVGA screen with 16 million colors, and is equipped with dual SD card slots, while the Multi Tool just has one microSD slot. Both supposed to retail in 2009 for approximately $300 US. [Engadget]
Transcend has just unveiled its new Digital Photo Frame, the T.photo 720. It boasts a crisp high-resolution (800×480) TFT panel and a full 2GB of internal memory. This new device also equipped with several advanced new features, such as its unique MyShow custom slideshow creator, AOS (Automatic Orientation Sensor) for landscape or portrait viewing, and special NaturaTone intelligent skin color enhancement that guarantees exceptional image display quality. Other features include an attractive desktop clock/calendar, clock/radio, an MP3 player and an alarm clock. There is no word on pricing and availability at this point. [Transcend]
Check out this cool universal & usb solar-cell tree charger by Vivien Muller. You can use it to recharge your cellphone, camera, or whatever, because it has 54 tiny photovoltaic panels and an internal battery that stores energy during the day. The modular parts are connected and can be rotated infinitely creating a different tree for your favorite sunny spot at home. Unfortunately, this design is only a concept, let’s just hope it will come into production soon! [DVICE]
This gorgeous looking IceBerg Speakers ‘GLA-55′ from Harmon Kardon promise to be the best 2.0 speakers on the market and come with 100-watt bi-amplified digital amplifier (sounds classy) and with DSP equalization. The touch sensitive controls and the uber cool looks surely make a style statement. The GLA-55 system will be available in autumn 2008 worldwide with no pricing revealed. [Pocket-lint]
Here is another unique conceptual torch light ‘Torch White LED Light Glove’ designed by Slovenian designer Tilen Sepic. Shaped just like a glove which can be worn around the wrist, the device will produce a working light without the hassle of shadows being reflected in the object. The light is emitted through the white LED which is a part of the device. It also features a battery pack with the light being transferred through the attached optical fibers to a specified location. Just simply point at the location and you will see light! [DesignBoom]
Here is a series of cool looking flash drives from the collaboration between Crooks & Castles and Hellz with branding & strategic consulting firm Mojo Laboratories. The drives offers 1GB of storage capacity and comes in a machine gun bullet design. [CrazySteezyo] More
Lenovo’s new ThinkCentre A62 desktop PC has been unveiled in the US. The computer comes bundled with the 1.1 Dash remote management system repair and “Express” that detects numerous corruption system quickly. The company claims that its AMD CPU 15w uses up to 40 percent less electricity than its predecessor ThinkCentre. The PC also features 35 percent post-consumer recycled material. The ThinkCentre A62 desktop will be released in September 2008 for $399. [TechShout]
TrekStor has unveiled its Wireless Sound Box that streams music at a distance up to 25-meters to up to 20 of the 2.4GHz wireless speakers. You just need to connect a USB stick to the computer. The device will stream your music wirelessly to the 2.4GHz speakers, that you can place anywhere in your house. Each wireless speakers requires 4x AA batteries and offers “softtouch” coating, volume controls, and line-in for connecting audio sources directly. With your €50, you can purchase the stereo starter set that consists of a USB stick and two wireless speakers. Each additional speaker retails for €30. The TrekStor Wireless Sound Box will be available in October 2008. [Engadget]
