Unique USB Volcano Lets You Light Up Your Workstation
By Vlad | October 2, 2008
Remember the experiment you did to show what a volcano looks like and how it erupts? It must have been a messy heel on the table when you did it in school. Well, here is a better and more scientific alternative that even drives away boredom from your office desk.
The USB Volcano is a unique and fun device that lets you have your own volcano on the desk. It has a high intensity LED light and lava beads, which create an instant volcano erupting scene. All you need to do is add water and the lava beads and plug it into the USB port. The USB Volcano lamp comes with a strong fan underneath and requires 2 AA batteries and weighs 205g.
Crystal Comb Lamp Highlights the Honey-Making Process
By Rizmyn | September 25, 2008
Here is a gadget, which actually is a misnomer for something so beautiful. Well, lamps are not your everyday gadgets, but then we just had to feature this lamp for it has taken the designer not only art and aesthetic sense but also a strange combination of meticulous technology and hi-tech design. Light baffles us the most and we still have not understood much about the process involved in the journey of light.
We don’t know if light is a ray or a collection of particles. However, light can definitely tell us how the honey making process takes place. Yar Rassadin has designed the Beehouse lamp, which is a simulation of a honey making process, and is created with honey-yellow Swarovsky crystals and the comb is made from white bend plastic.
Stimuli 3.0: Lamp Fit for Your Mal Lab
By Rizmyn | September 6, 2008
If you are a mad scientist, and I know that you are, then you need to style your mad lab in a décor that will suit the backdrop of scary abnormalities in eerie liquid filled tanks, screeching monkey-pigs and your hairy headless robot. Imagine a lamp that features in Life & Living sitting atop your table casting a warm glow on your unfinished monstrosities. How very uncool! This futuristic looking lamp, Stimuli 3.0, will add dark glamour to your lab.
Go Eco Friendly with Wind Lit Solar LED lights
By Andrew | April 3, 2008
Seems the world is opening it eyes to the cause of saving power and getting into the eco-friendly groove. Be it the Solar powered lamp or the USB drive or charger…every now an then one can see an addition into the list of eco-friendly gadgets, that not just prove to be cost effective ut save loads of power as well.
The next in league is these Wind-Lit Solar LED lights. Pretty to look and intelligent to use, these tiny LED lights take power from not one but two sources of nature- Sun and Wind.
All you need to see them working is just leave them hanging in your home all day long so that they can absorb the required power from the sun to be used later. This was the part played by the sun, now talk about wind and it does its due by spinning them around once again to charge them.
As the day comes to a close, you can see the lights glowing with a soft light. A perfect lighting accessory to brighten up your porch with soft light in the evening, the Wind-Lit Solar lights will make you the recipient of some compliments for saving the earth and power
Via: Inhabitat.
Eco friendly Lamp: Bicycle Rider Solar Lamp
By Andrew | March 25, 2008
I was about to wrap-up when I came across this cute and thoughtful environment friendly lamp. Environment friendly because it runs on Solar power and cute because it’s a treat to watch it glow and the tiny man in action.
This innovative and eco-friendly home accessory called the Bicycle Rider Lamps runs on Solar Power Apart from the lightening part that’s taken care by the solar energy, there’s something more that solar power does to this lamp. As and when the lamp gets exposed to sunlight, the cute little bicycle rider sitting inside starts pedalling making the lamp an object de’ art apart from being a chic utility gadget.
All you need to do to charge is to keep it in the sunlight and the solar panel will automatically turn towards the sun as it’s fitted on a rotatable base. In case it’s a cloudy day, the 40w lamp can work by connecting to a power source.
Must say…it’s a perfect combo of fun, intelligent design and eco-friendly concept!
Via: EcoFling
