A PC could not look very well in your home, it depends how is your interior design. But where a PC does not fit, for sure a PC Vase will integrate. The PC Vase is made by Taiwanese PC manufacturer ECS

They have managed to put a PC inside a vase. it features an Intel Atom 230 processor, NVIDIA ION Graphics 1GB of RAM a 2.5 inch HDD and a Blue-ray drive.

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Although this design it is the winner of the “Design Plus Award 2008″ I can ask myself the question if we really need this kind of objects just to show off? It looks good but in my opinion is just a waste of money…

It can be used not only as a switch to turn on and off the light, but to manipulate other household items too. It will add a touch of glamour to your home. This switch is produced and customised by Berker.

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Most people in the red zones of swine flu decided to wear protection masks. But if you want fresher air you must use an USB powered mask. The mask is made from silicon and is very comfortable it has fans on either side which draw in fresh air and purify it for breathing.

However the mask must be connected to your PC and the will certainly make you look a little weird will this Hannibal Lector looking and th two fans making noise.

You can use the mask just at your office because it uses energy from your computer via USB

But we must do anything to protect our health right? You can buy this gadget from here

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This is for sure largest Media Center Remote Control probably in the world. Developers from michbex.online combined a couple of Dance Dance Revolution mats for the PS2, a large Brookstone universal remote, a converter box and some programming code, to create this gigantic remote control. It is operated by moving your foot on the mat.

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LightDrops is a unusual imbrella designed by Sang-Kyun Park and as water pours over the surface, potential energy from raindrops is transformed into electrical energy which is powering embedded LEDs on your umbrella. The heavier the rain, the brighter the light.

Interesting idea especially when you are out without a flashlight but…if it is not night you…the LEDs won’t help you.

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