This Sun-kissed Ready Notebook from Fujitsu, is designed by Andrea Ponti. This polycarbonate clear laptop is inspired by the light. It has also a transparent touch-keyboard and a Double Solar Panels, one is located on the top, and the other-under the keypad.

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Great-grandmother Mamika is back! Now she has a boyfriend – Mister Papika. Recall that Mamika – photo series of French photographer Sacha Goldberger, in which the main character is his 91-year-old grandmother.

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Charisma – Simple yet charismatic lines.

Charisma is a premium quality extra virgin olive oil from Crete. Its high quality has merited several awards since it has started production by the Vassilakis Family Estate in 1865. Using only Koroneiki olives, all of which are picked by hand, Charisma Extra Virgin Olive Oil finally calls for a branding and packaging worthy of its charismatic name.
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The Limited Edition packaging of Agrovim Premium Olive Oil by Mouse Graphics

For over a decade, users of Greek olive oil from all the world have been enjoying the benefits of Agrovim olive oils from glass bottles. However, the limited edition premium olive oil calls for a more spectacular and cutting edge design, and so the Athens-based creative agency mousegraphics was called on to create a new, more cutting edge look for limited edition Agrovim Premium Olive Oil. The design foregoes the usual glass elements and makes use of a tin can instead. (more…)

The new Concept of  Honda P-NUT, which means: Personal Neo Urban Transport, was designed for a maximum convenience in the tight urban settings. The Honda P-NUT, have features an exterior sleek design, which allows a spacious and simultaneously an open interior with an excellent visibility. Two rear seats, makes generous legroom and also a battery-electric powertrain or a hybrid gasoline-electric powertrain.

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Ask any booklover or “bookworm” and he or she would tell you that there is no better feeling than holding books in the palm of your hands. Well, various designers took that concept quite literally, coming up with bookends that represent both the function of said items, and the passion one finds in books. Here are a few hand-inspired bookends that will definitely give you more incentive to keep on reading. Now, shelves will no longer look boring and plain, what with these “handy” (no pun intended) and unique-looking bookends.
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The most unusual and interesting design and promotional T-shirts.

Today it is difficult to imagine that the 50-ies, t-shirts have been used exclusively by men, and only as underwear. But in 1951, screens out the film “A Streetcar Named Desire” with Marlon Brando, in which the actor first appeared in a white T-shirt. His example was followed by John Wayne and James Dean shocked the audience in a television appearance on “underwear.” Young people enthusiastically took up the new fashion in the 60s t-shirts are no longer white and did not express.

To date, invented thousands of cool t-shirt designs, which were, among other things, and recognized advertising medium.

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The Optimus Popularis Keyboard

What would make you spend more on a keyboard than you normally would? Simple: a superior one. Even simpler: one designed and created by Art. Lebedev. The Optimus Popularis keyboard, to be more precise.

Ever since word got out about the Russian design company coming out with “a million keyboards in one”, there were a lot of mixed reactions, especially when it seemed that the product would be worth more than $1000. Why, that is even more that what one would normally pay for a computer! However, there are a lot of reasons why the Optimus Popularis is going to be worth every cent of its $1000+ price tag.

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According to its tradition, Lamborghini’s new flagship bears the name of a bull – naturally, a particularly courageous specimen from the world of the Spanish Corrida. Aventador was a bull bred by the Don Celestino Cuardi Vides family that in October 1993 entered into battle at the Saragossa Arena, earning the “Trofeo de la Peña La Madroñera” for the outstanding courage shown during the fight.

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The Rolls-Royce Jonckheere Aerodynamic Coupe II

It has been a little over 77 years since the father-and-son tandem of Henri and Joseph Jonckheere built the original Rolls-Royce Jonckheere Aerodynamic Coupe I. At the time, in 1935, it was truly an extraordinary piece of man-made engineering. Right now, this car can be viewed at the Petersen Museum in California, and since that time, Jonckheere has contented itself with specializing on bus and coach body design. They may have thought that there is no improving on perfection. (more…)