Green Technology on TFTS - Page 6

Posted by Andrew Tingle on November 9th 2008 | 3 Responses

The energy gadgetry uses whilst in standby mode has become a hot topic in our increasingly energy-ware times and, add into the equation that ‘green’ technology is becoming an evermore financially lucrative market, its not hard to see why the number of gadgets that have been developed to serve to …

Posted by Andrew Tingle on October 7th 2008 | No Responses

Mitsubishi have taken the warps off their first USB PC monitor to offer DisplayLink technology (facilitating multi-monitor computing via USB aimed particularly at notebook/laptop users), the Mitsubishi RDT201WDL, which offers a maximum screen resolution of 1680×1050 and which comes with integrated Ethernet connection and USB hub and which, according to …

I was just thinking about the Peugeot design concept car of 2005 when what should happen? Another strangely bubble-like concept gets delivered to my pc screen. The MoVille Tear Drop Concept Car packs a punch both in design as well as in available features.

Posted by Bo on September 11th 2008 | No Responses

Ok … So I know I get excited about the wierdest stuff imaginable but I am in heaven again!!! I’m a designer during the day and LOVE my pencils and one of my youngest memories is smelling my pencils and getting a warm fuzzy feeling inside knowing that this would …

Posted by Bo on September 11th 2008 | No Responses

Another concept design you say? Yes. Today is all about the future and what we can hope to be seeing in the next few weeks or years. This concept is an IDSA 2008 finalist; Kuan-Sheng’s Matching Tree for libraries.

Posted by Bo on September 2nd 2008 | No Responses

It’s my green clean thinking machine for the week! Think of the hottest day, lazing by the pool, drink in hand … what is more important than that drink? You guessed it – ICE! The Solar Icemaker can make your dreams come true by pounding you with 14 lbs of …

Every now and again I like to review some crafty green-gadgets and today I have found the unique H2O Desk Calculator which, if you hadn’t guessed by now, is powered with plain tap water.

At TFTS, we’re always looking for that next big thing in eco design and I think this might just fall into the winner’s category. The Sycamore Ceiling fan is not only inspired by nature

Posted by Andrew Tingle on August 15th 2008 | No Responses

Samsung have taken the wraps off their latest cell phone to feature extensive use of corn-based bioplastics in the form of their new E200 Eco which, whilst being the third Samsung handset to utilise bioplastics has the distinction of being their first phone to boast a complete external casing made …

Posted by Bo on August 13th 2008 | No Responses

The Shelter Cart for the homeless is a nifty design that will hopefully improve the future of the less fortunate by combatting two problems that the homeless face on a daily basis.

Posted by Andrew Tingle on July 9th 2008 | 1 Response

We’ve had solar powered calculators for years now so, in retrospect, it was only a matter of time until a company brought the idea of solar power to a low energy device such as a keyboard and Buffalo have done exactly that with their new Wireless Media Keyboard which comes …

Buffalo Wireless Solar Panel Eco Friendly Media Keyboard