British fashion designer Paul Smith has released a pait of limited edition Audio Technica headphones, which are based on a pair of Audio Technica ATH-A50 headphones.
The Paul Smith Audio Technica Headphones come with a fabric travel pouch, and the headphones feature a gold and aluminum housing as well as 3.5mm gold plated connectors.
We have seen quite a few different concept watch designs here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one if from designer Apostol Tnokovski, the Tick Tack Music Watch.
The Tick Tack Music Watch is designed for teenagers, and it features a built in MP3 player, and as you can see from the photos, the MP3 player controls are located under the dial.
Check out these cool robot inspired lamps by Croatian artist Robert Matysiak, these are bound to look great in any geeks apartment.
These cool Robot lamps are made from a range of plumbing supplies and light bulbs, you can check out some more over at Robert’s Facebook page.
Here is a cool chair that would look great in any geeks apartment, the The Shift Chair By Simone Micheli.
The Shift Chair is inspired by the number keypad on your PC keyboard, and it is made from solid pine, plywood and padded with polyurethane foam.
Here is a cool design for an iPhone charger from designer Mac Funamizu, the iPetals Solar iPhone Charger.
The iPetals Solar iPhone Charger is designed to be portable, and it can be unfolded into a flower shape, where each of the petals features a solar panel, which is used to charge the iPhone.
Wink claims it has created the worlds smallest 16GB flash drive (as of Nov 2009). The Active Media Wink flash drive measures only 0.1 inches thick and is available in 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB sizes. With a sealed protective case the drive is also waterproof.
If you are the sort of person who has to wear a tie to work, then you may want to check out the Washboard Necktie, which certainly is different to your average necktie.
The Washboard Necktie is made of stainless steel, and it can be clipped on to your shirt, it measures 18 inches long by 4 inches wide.
Check out this innovative Galaxy Dress designed by Francesca Rosella and Ryan Genz. Using the smallest flatest full-colour LED’s available which are only 2mm x 2mm square. The control circuits are also extra thin and everything is hand embroidered on to a layer of silk.
If you are the same as me when travelling, carrying a bag of adapters and the corrects ones for the country your visiting has always been a pain for me. But this creative rotating power socket solution could put and end to adapters.
Personally i think this design is a winner and let hope they roll them out to hotels and motels around the world.
Here is another funky timepiece that would make a great accessory for any geeks wardrobe, the Pi Watch By Australian designer Ben McCarthy.
The Pi Watch features a stainless steel face, and rather than having hour markers, the face is blank, and the hour markers are shown by creases on the steel face.
Here is an interesting design from designer Kenny Hooper, the Air Guitar which is designed to use the product packing for the actual product, making it useful and not something which is thrown away when you open your package.
The latest design from the guys over at Mint Pass, is this fun looking robot which plays your favourite tunes and follows you around, the Music Tank Robot.
The Music Tank Robot is inspired by Caterpiller Inc’s endless track system, and as you can see from the photos it features a pair of tracks that it uses to move around.
