This is a Mac tablet created by Vern Hart – an iTablet with a huge display. It seems to have most iPhone applications, or at least most of the typical and useful iPhone applications but I don’t get the point really. What is it? Is it some plaque? Or am I too ignorant to really understand the brilliance of yet another gadget? Don’t get it.
Concept cars galore these days and why should Citroen sit back quiet? They launched designs of their Revolte at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show. The design has got some applause for its originality but also some stares of disapproval. For example, it has the feature of the a-pillars ‘which seem to bust out of the bodywork separate to the windscreen’. It also acts as a starting point for a style line which encircles side windows and doors and runs towards the front wheel... also helping disguise its four-door design. The front doors open in a conventional manner, while the back doors are hinged at the rear. Its interior styling is futuristic, but seems to leave behind a balance with its exteriors. 
‘Emanuelle is Shy’ is the title for this special chair designed by Emilie Voirin from France. As the chair has an odd protruding canopy over the sitter’s head, it gives an impression that the sitter wants to hide her face and hence the title suits the chair undoubtly. The chair is a part of a set of furniture pieces made out of rattan (similar to bamboo) entitled ‘Made in China’ created by Voirin. Her collection also includes a chair that resembles the iconic Panton Chair (a design created by Verner Pantonn in 1960). 
If you think the Piano is not a “rocking” instrument, you have to check Industrial designer Szilveszter Buzasi concept Rockpiano. The Rockpiano embodies musical evolution and youthful rebellion and its design has been inspired by the transformation from the acoustic to the electric guitar. A rocking design, the Rockpiano produces new sounds through pick-ups instead of a resonating body. The new design challenges the conventional approach and explores new forms and shapes. A sleek looking instrument, it would definitely be a favorite with the current rock loving generation. 
If the unique concept Pitch♪er failed to impress you, maybe the Modern water Pitcher will appeal to you. This organic designer pitcher has been designed by Ben Longo for Macy’s and is an addition to their existing "Corso" line. Paper mock ups were created and then a foam model was dimensioned and sent to the factory before the actual piece was born. The unique shape and design of this pitcher have impressed me to no end. A beautiful product, this pitcher is a class apart.
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Running Heart is a sports mp3 which can be considered your best friend while running as it is designed for runners to motivate them while running. It is featured with two modes, the first one allows the runner to have control over his pace through the central pace slider which in turn determines the next track to be played and instructs the speed and hence controls a steady pace, while the second mode uses the built in heart rate sensor to select songs depending upon the user heart rate. 
If you are the types who has always been fascinated by knives and forks, then here is a great way to display your fetish for these utensils. The forkedUp from Canadian firm Thout is a unique wall tile that functions as a storage and display for your utensils. When the forks and knives are placed on this tile it looks as if a knife thrower has just visited your home. Besides being an innovative and fun display, this tile helps you save up on space as well. Safety is ensured by the hidden magnets that make sure none of the utensils fall off this tile. The forkedUp tile is made from white laminate plywood face and finished in water base low luster lacquer. A great storage unit, although if you have little children in your home you would much rather store your knives elsewhere. The forkedUp wall tile measures H 24" W 24" D 1" in size and is priced at 300CAD ($280).
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he Polaris is a unique concept that is being hailed as the meeting of phone and robot. A concept that will surely appeal to hi-tech gadget freaks, the Polaris is a small touch screen phone that comes with a fully robotic dock made in cooperation with Flower Robotics. The phone which is designed to be a constant companion and hence is expected to learn about its user over a period of time. The phone would function as a ‘personal compass’ allowing the user to access the information they need at any time. Iida says the phone would even track your daily walking distances and monitor your dietary information suggesting recipes and exercises. 
The design of this bench is not very unique, just long square strips of wood, but the two holes on the benches to put up large flowerpots or small trees adds a touch of greenery. The bench derived its name ‘Romeo & Juliet’ by designer Vyvey & Partners, as the two trees on the bench (just like Romeo & Juliet) are destined to be together without being able to touch each other. Ideal for both private gardens and public spaces, these benches add a natural touch to areas with little or no greenery. 
The Plateau lounge chair is the creativity of Danish designer Erik Magnussen for the Copenhagen based furniture manufacturer Engelbrechts. The name Plateau is given to the chair because of the wide flat surface on which the user can place his laptop, remote control or even his whisky. The chair is 120cm tall and is set on a highly finished aluminum base with or without the automatic return swivel. It is manufactured from cold foam on top of hard foam creating a very comfortable seat. It is available in leather as well as textile covers. The organic shape has led to a new production process which minimizes sewing because of which the chair has only two pieces of textile or leather where one is for the seat and the other is for the backrest. 
We are so much dependent on technology in the modern days. Can you imagine a day without the internet and your cellphone? I can’t anyway and I don’t think we can live without them either. To put our daily life on track we use so many gadgets and because of that there is no space for leisure at our workspace. If you are one of them then designer David Turpin has come with a functional gadget that promises to remove that mess on your desktop. The multifunctional desktop device is the ideal device for compact workspace as well as the leisure one. Apart from being a clock and a calculator, it is also a MP3 player and a radio and a lot many things, in the end making your workspace neat and tidy. 
Argentinean industrial design studio Designplus has designed a unique magnetic clock that will help you organize and plan your day. Designed for the fridge this playful creation allows users to arrange their day through a series of activities as illustrated on the numerous magnets. A watch that is designed to function as your day to day planner, it will definitely help you plan and organize your chores for the day. Extremely fun and innovative, you can even assign each member of your family different tasks by placing a note with their name under every magnet according to the job.
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One look at the ‘Aperitivo table' and I know why this clever table is one of 100 shortlisted entries for Designboom’s competition in collaboration with Peroni Nastro Azzurro - 'it's Aperitivo time'. Designed by Eon Ju Park from Korea, this clever table resembling a tree has branches of small circles which allow you to place and remove glasses with ease. A great alternative to ordinary round tables, it will definitely help in reducing the crowding and clutter on and around tables. If you are a hosting a party, you can just arrange a few of the lovely Aperitivo tables in the room and your guests can easily mingle without having to crowd around one single table.
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Mac Funamizu has designed a unique concept pitcher known as Pitch♪er which combines a xylophone with a pitcher. The handle of this concept Pitcher is made of metal and works as the tuning bar. The tone of the tuning bar is same as the pitcher body without water. However, if the pitcher is not empty, the tone will be higher than that of the handle. A unique musical design, by comparing the pitch of the sound made when the pitcher is hit to the pitch of the handle (working as a tuning bar) and you will know whether the pitcher is full or not. 
Philippe Tissot's passion for deconstructing furniture has led to the creation of this unique piece known as Obsession. Extremely amusing, this piece of furniture will amaze you with its design. Made of precast high performance concrete (Fiber reinforced concrete - FRC) and glossy lacquer, Obsession is characterized by the balance between different elements. Every signed, colorful piece is unique and made to order at custom size. Prices for Obsession begin at €6000 ($8630). A unique piece, it will definitely add some unique dimensions to your room.
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