Cool Hunting
LED Mirror by Josh Rubin
This Mirror from Suck has an LED display that can be programmed to scroll whatever text you want. The nifty thing is that the LEDs are hidden behind the glass so the mirror's surface is clean and simple (and when the lights are off, you have no idea they're even there).
This entry posted on 02 June 2004 at
12:34 PM
|
previous entry Message in a Bottle |
next entry Wave Texting |
Related Entries
Off The Wall
Technologically speaking, the "On/Off Switch" by Tobias Wong may not be as advanced as its kitschy precursor The Clapper, but it's surely a hell of a lot classier. Wong has emancipated the familiar lightswitch from its predictable position on the wall, encased it in lucite and placed it literally in the palm of your hand. Essentially a remote control for home lighting, this wireless...
Technologically speaking, the "On/Off Switch" by Tobias Wong may not be as advanced as its kitschy precursor The Clapper, but it's surely a hell of a lot classier. Wong has emancipated the familiar lightswitch from its predictable position on the wall, encased it in lucite and placed it literally in the palm of your hand. Essentially a remote control for home lighting, this wireless...
LighTalk
Another throw back to the Sky Writer, LighTalk goes one step further. You can scan any image to then play it back by waving the pen back and forth to illuminate the LEDs. Passing notes in class will never be the same again. $42 at Compact Impact...
Another throw back to the Sky Writer, LighTalk goes one step further. You can scan any image to then play it back by waving the pen back and forth to illuminate the LEDs. Passing notes in class will never be the same again. $42 at Compact Impact...
Wave Texting
Remember that toy from 1981, the 3220. Nokia calls it Light Messaging, others call it Air Texting. Whatever you call it, stay tuned for a fun new way to flirt, flame or play....
Remember that toy from 1981, the 3220. Nokia calls it Light Messaging, others call it Air Texting. Whatever you call it, stay tuned for a fun new way to flirt, flame or play....
Vandisori MP3 Player
Vandisori is an MP3 player with a full screen of LED lights that dance according to the music you're listening to. The name comes from combining the Korean word for sound with the word for lightning bug. With 128MB and 256MB models, it's in a different class from the iPod, but it does have handy features like an LED flashlight, FM radio tuner, and...
Vandisori is an MP3 player with a full screen of LED lights that dance according to the music you're listening to. The name comes from combining the Korean word for sound with the word for lightning bug. With 128MB and 256MB models, it's in a different class from the iPod, but it does have handy features like an LED flashlight, FM radio tuner, and...
SMS Chandelier
Nested somewhere between the techy opulence of the Vertu and the creative genius of Jenny Holzer comes Lolita the SMS enabled chandelier by Ron Arad. The piece is one from a series commissioned by Swarovski for the Milan Design Week. It consists of thousands of crystals and LEDs woven in to a stunning spiral display for whatever text message you send to it....
Nested somewhere between the techy opulence of the Vertu and the creative genius of Jenny Holzer comes Lolita the SMS enabled chandelier by Ron Arad. The piece is one from a series commissioned by Swarovski for the Milan Design Week. It consists of thousands of crystals and LEDs woven in to a stunning spiral display for whatever text message you send to it....
Leo Villareal: Origin
Taking on Newtonian physics, Origin, New York-based light artist Leo Villareal's latest work, integrates the Laws of Motion into a computer code that controls an LED grid. Though randomized, the sequences created suggest biological patterns and, measuring nearly seven feet tall by 27 feet long, the large scale of the installation lends an experiential dimension and a god-like, macro point-of-view to the show. Origin...
Taking on Newtonian physics, Origin, New York-based light artist Leo Villareal's latest work, integrates the Laws of Motion into a computer code that controls an LED grid. Though randomized, the sequences created suggest biological patterns and, measuring nearly seven feet tall by 27 feet long, the large scale of the installation lends an experiential dimension and a god-like, macro point-of-view to the show. Origin...
Recent Cool Hunting Videosview all Cool Hunting Videos
Advertisement
Advertisement
Recent Entries
Raeburn Design
Architectural Clothes: Interview with designer Nahum Villasana
GeniusRide Smart Car Rentals
Cole & Son Fornasetti Wallpaper
Seriously Funny Gifts
A Field Guide To: The Stamps Of The World
Entermodal Pop-Up: Factory
Lego Hip Hop Album Covers
Laguna Nursery
Raeburn Design
Architectural Clothes: Interview with designer Nahum Villasana
GeniusRide Smart Car Rentals
Cole & Son Fornasetti Wallpaper
Seriously Funny Gifts
A Field Guide To: The Stamps Of The World
Entermodal Pop-Up: Factory
Lego Hip Hop Album Covers
Laguna Nursery
