If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen – and wheel your cooking trolley with you! Coox uses an induction hob that you can plug in anywhere, so cooking in front of the TV, or alfresco is no problemmo.
The Kenwood Chef was an instant household hit for 1950s housewives and now Mr Ken Wood’s classic blender is back in full effect and throwing three stonking new models into the mix.
The Wi-Fi enabled iBasket is a laundry bin, washing machine and tumble drier all in one, but it’s much cleverer than that – it’ll start washing when it senses the drum is full and then send you a text or email when the load is done!
Designed to roll under your desk, the mini kitchen concept for Design Lab 08 provides a cooker, fridge and storage for anyone that gets the munchies at work.
Making free Skype/VoIP calls obviously rocks, but the plastic USB handsets tend to be a bit rubbish. Thankfully, Hulger has given Furni’s Pappa phone a real walnut makeover.
Have trouble getting up in the morning? No need to with a smart bed. Built into the Hi-Can (high canopy) is a drop down screen showing a projected image that allows you to surf the web, or just watch a film in surround sound.
Peugeot’s futureproof concept car is ready for an era of scarce fuel, crowded cities are plenty of sunshine. Loop’s long roof is one powerful solar panel and its touch-sensitive windows can take an instant 360-degree picture at any moment.
Apple made white headphones officially cool in 2001, now it has improved the quality with these official in-ear buds with a mic and remote that sneaked into Apple stores amid the craziness of the Apple’s Let’s Rock iPod launch this week – and they’re only $79.