Lifx | Smartphone Controlled Light Bulb

Control and change colors of your light bulbs with your iPhone or Android! How cool would that be? well, it might just become a reality if the LIFX project is successfully funded on Kickstarter... by the amount already pledged it should become available soon. LIFX is very easy to set-up, simply replace your existing bulbs with LIFX smartbulbs, install the free app, and you´re ready to control your bulbs. From your phone, you can adjust the brightness, change color, wake up naturally with automatically increasing light in the morning, automatically dim lights for drifting off to sleep at night, or set the lights in your house to switch on/off when you leave or arrive home. Watch the amazing video

Also check out the Audiobulb, a wireless speaker light bulb

Kano DIY PC

Kano is an "Ikea-style” kit that allows children of all ages to build a Windows computer from scratch. Now in its second generation, the Kano PC is a two-in-one tablet and laptop that does everything you need. It is modular, so it lasts longer, and it is open and transparent, so it builds your skills. The DIY computer lets everyone from grade school kids to adults build a computer, make games and music, learn to code and invent something new. It also boasts of a sui...
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BEATS PILL PLUS

Now available for purchase is Beats Pill+. The new version of the popular speaker features an Apple-flavored redesign, and sounds much better, looks much better, and is a far more enticing product than its predecessor. The new speaker boats a slightly larger build than the previous version, features an active two-way crossover system for enhanced sound, and now comes with a lightning port for charging. You also get 12 hours of battery life, and users can even use th...
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BEOLAB 11 SUBWOOFER | BY BANG & OLUFSEN

With its compact, tulip-shaped design, the BeoLab 11 subwoofer combines excellent bass performance with a unique and elegant design that complements any décor. The aluminium outer shell partly conceals the black surfaces of the two drivers facing each other on the inside. The intriguing design of BeoLab 11 will make you want to put it on display, instead of hiding it away like conventional boxy subwoofers....
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