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Biolite Camp Stove
This is a very innovative project, the ecological BioLite Camp Stove features a thermoelectric system, after starting the fire, part of the device transforms heat into electrical energy, which moves the internal fan. No batteries required, gasoline or any other energy source. The excess energy generated can be used through a USB port to charge your devices including smartphones, LED lights, GPS and many others. Genius and ecological. via GadgetReview



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SEIKO MAI ALARM CLOCK | Image

SEIKO MAI ALARM CLOCK
The Seiko Mai Alarm Clock is a stylish and reliable clock that is perfect for Seiko fans. It has a reliable quartz crystal movement, a quiet second hand sweep that eliminates the annoying ticking sound that can disrupt your sleep, beep alarm, snooze button, light, and LED flashing when the alarm rings that will wake up the sleepiest person. It is portable, powered by 1 AA battery, and backed by a manufacturers one year warranty. Its sleek design is inspired by Seiko...
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AMPLIFIEAR
If you own an iPad, you´ll know the sound quality isn´t that bad, the problem is the speaker is facing backwards. With this problem in  mind Amplifiear was born. The smart little accessory clips onto the corner of your iPad and reflects/projects the sound coming from the speaker forwards towards the user. The Amplifiear has a shape reminiscent of a flattened gramophone, requires no plugs and is battery-free. You can also get it from amazon. Watch the video...
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BRIONVEGA ALGOL TV | BY MARCO ZANUSO | Image

BRIONVEGA ALGOL TV | BY MARCO ZANUSO
For those obsessed with retro stuff, here is one cool piece of gadgetry. The famous Brionvega Algol TV, designed by Richard Sapper and Marco Zanuso in the sixties has been updated to modern tastes. It is now available with a rubberised matte finish in military green.  ...
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