Dinard Da Mata designed this smartphone for Philips. If you think it looks like mash-up between an iPhone and a slap-on bracelet, you would be correct.

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Dinard Da Mata designed this smartphone for Philips. If you think it looks like mash-up between an iPhone and a slap-on bracelet, you would be correct.

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This concept called “day Re” was designed by Kim Ji-Eun where the cardboard roll can be reused as a memo pad or to-do list.

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This is IKEA’s view of tomorrow’s kitchen. On first glance, it just looks a bit fancier than what we have today, but they envision a lot of cool functional things, such as self-cleaning kitchen counters, holographic 3D displays on the fridge and oven, and even a 3D food printer!

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The übergeeks at MIT’s Media Lab came up with this invisible mouse powered by infra-red sensors.

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Here’s a bed for minimalists. It doesn’t have a mattress, but it does have LED reading lights.

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BVLGARI. Resort. Bali. I can try and add more text but I’ll just let you gawk at the pictures and vote.

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The folks at Parmigiani Fleurier designed this watch inspired by the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Super Sport. Its transparent design allows you to see all 337 components. It’s kind of cool, also because it costs $259,000. That means it won’t be worn by chavs that don’t have the money for a Bugatti in the first place. Then again, I’d rather spend $259,000 on a brand new Aston Martin.

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This is some rather self-explanatory stuff… Create whatever you want from all the components and change it up whenever you feel like it. I really like modular stuff.

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