iPad + fridge magnet = FridgePad; nuff said!
At first glance, the FridgePad just sounds, well, silly, but the more I think about it, the more I kinda want to try one.
Full press release after the break...
At first glance, the FridgePad just sounds, well, silly, but the more I think about it, the more I kinda want to try one.
Full press release after the break...
What more could one ask for? Out in October from Wiz Inc for ¥2,200.
Update: Here's the bear's own Twitter feed.
Is it April 1 already?
Apparently, the Orange Power Wellies (Wellington boots, in case you're wondering) "use a unique ‘power generating sole’ that converts heat from your feet into an electrical current."
Well(y) I never...
This time, instead of Gundam, Pikachu or whatever, we get a hulking 10 meters of well-known Edo sports fan Sakamoto Ryoma at Samurai Blue Park in Yoyogi/Harajuku.
It's all part of Japan's football/soccer World Cup 'celebrations,' apparently.
If so, you'll need £130,000 ($192,000) for the privilege. Oh, and of course it's a 3G model :-)
Designer/jeweler Stuart Hughes (wife Katherine did this one, BTW) sends out a lot of these press releases about ridiculously high-bling phones, computers and other gadgets, usually stating that only ten or so will be made. They're undeniably impressive, but it's hard to believe that many are actually built as people buy the things. If Stuart is listening, I'd love to know more... Via Stuart HughesTwenty minutes from tweet to rescue, just shows how Twitter is taking off in Japan. Mind you, he was in Akihabara...
BTW, the Twitter client @naika_tei used is the excellent movatwitter, which works on all sorts of clunky Japanese phones.
Via japantrends.com
We take your product and make it a hit in Japan or out - simple really!
Now, give it some clicky to get with the program...
日本語も出来ます。。。