December 19th, 2006
The Hug Shirt is designed to make you feel loved even when your loved ones are miles away from you.
Bluetooth-enabled pads of some sort are embedded in the fabric of the shirt, and can receive signals from your mobile phone.
One person wearing a Hug Shirt gives themselves a hug, which is picked up by their mobile phone and transmitted to their friend. The friend, also wearing a Hug Shirt, then feels the squeeze, with the same pressure applied.
The designers promise that the Hug Shirt can be washed, and are soft and comfortable to wear. You can move the pads from Hug Shirt to Hug Shirt, so that you can wear different colours and styles.
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December 9th, 2006
Wanna know what a future notebook would look like? It should be like what you can see on this picture according to LG Electronics.
The futuristic LG ebook laptop uses organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels for a display that consumes less electricity and operates an eco-friendly alcohol power. It also has a transparent cylindrical hinge, used as a storage space for clean fuels like methyl alcohol and an OLED panel as keypad.
via Digital Tech News - LG eBook Laptop Concept Wins Design Award
November 5th, 2006
Yes, you read the title right! It’s the Fruit Powered Clock, a digital clock and calendar powered by food. Just add a fresh fruit or vegetable to the supplied components and you’ll get the perfect synthesis of nature’s own electrical power resource and the accuracy of a digital clock.
The concept of the Fruit Powered clock was from a professor of physics at the University of Pavia, Italy, Alessandro Volta.
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October 6th, 2006
This is a solar-powered dress, made out of 436 white circuit boards. The circuit boards are all tied together with metal rings.

Each board is addressable from a control unit hidden in the back and embedded with an RGB LED to display various lighting patterns.
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