Peel is a new sleek product designed by Yves Behar that might change the way you watch TV. The Peel Fruit is a small, architecturally crafted device that, when paired with a the free Peel app, turns your iPhone of iPod touch into a remote control. Not only that, but it features recommendation tec [Read More…]
Made especially for presenting four vertical (1920x1080p) HD video files the Nootka totem is the best way to set up the infopoints around the exposition. Powered with Linux and a QuadCore Processor and a modified version of Freevo we obtain a special and controllable playlist manager. [Read More…]
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Walking the show floor with Acquire Mag ~ he started describing how there’s this square thing over at Sony and it has shapes show up on it, and its on a bunch of slate… and of course i’m making fun of his vagueness as we wander t [Read More…]
Media centers are supposed to be the hubs of our living rooms – at least that’s what many tech companies are hoping for but the overly complicated GUIs and slap dashed boxed components of computer parts makes them less than user friendly for the average consumer. The Magic Orange concept aims to sim [Read More…]
See the time, weather, and cooking channel, or just go all-out Back to the Future style and watch three different television shows at once. Made actually for the extra busy family that needs to see multiple screens at once, the “Active Lifestyle Television” tends to the needs of three screen-needing [Read More…]
