Grid Framed Game Consoles

The Framed Tech collection by GRID pays homage to the biggest tech icons to have graced our pockets, by disassembling them and laying all parts out in an ultra-organized fashion, creating these modern works of art. This new series includes deconstructions of several iconic game consoles that are part of gaming history such as the original Nintendo Game Boy, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, DS, Sony PSP and Sega Game Gear. Each disassembled gadget comes in a lightbox frame so you can show your love for these great tech icons by proudly displaying them on the wall of your man cave, for a fair bit of nostalgic cool.

NEO Home Robot

The future of household help might just have a face, and it’s called NEO. Created by Norwegian-American robotics company 1X Technologies, this humanoid robot is designed to live and work alongside you, taking care of everyday chores like folding clothes, cleaning the dishes, organizing the house, and even chatting while it learns your habits through AI. Standing 5-foot-6 and packed with sensors, NEO can recognize objects, open doors, fetch items, and turn l...
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MIITO ELECTRIC KETTLE

Miito is an exciting new item developed bearing in mind a more efficient way of heating water. Why? Well most of us, when in need for boiled water normally heat an excess of water, say you just want a cup of tea, most electrical kettles have a minimum of 0,5 ltr in order to work, needless to say you´re wasting valuable resources. It operates through an induction system in a very simple and interesting way. The system has a metal rod, supported by a small disc that ...
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Garmin inReach Messenger

The new Garmin inReach Messenger is a compact, tough satellite communicator that goes beyond the limitations of cellular networks to keep friends and family in contact when you are off the grid with cross-border two-way text messaging. Connect the enhanced satellite communicator with the Garmin Messenger App, and it can work both alone and in tandem with your smartphone. The Inreach is incredibly small, fitting into the palm of your hand, and it fits n...
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