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Yill | Cordless Energy Storage Unit
This could be some new gadget by Apple, it would surely fit the criteria at their design studio. This is "Yill", it was designed by German design studio Werner Aisslinger for a renewable energy company called younicos. Yill provides up to 300 watts of electricity, it makes floor socket banks, extension cords and powerstrips a thing of the past.



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MUSIC BALLOON SPEAKER | Image

MUSIC BALLOON SPEAKER
The "Music Balloons" are a fun way to animate your bike rides, picnics, beach lounging, or pool lounging, they are rechargeable USB speakers. The speaker has a 3.5mm audio plug and can last up to 4 hours when fully charged. To recharge all you have to do is connect it to a computer....
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MICROSOFT SURFACE LAPTOP
Microsoft has announced its answer to the Macbook. The new Surface Laptop with its sleek design and a super-sharp display, looks like a worthy competitor. The good-looking machine has a traditional laptop design and features a 13.5 touchscreen (thinnest LCD touch model ever created and put into a laptop), plus a keyboard covered in soft Alcantara fabric. It is available with either a Core i5 or Core i7 Intel processor, up to 1TB of on-board storage, and comes with a...
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ROCKY TALKIE
Created with climbers, skiers, and hikers in mind, the Rocky Talkie is a license-free radio, perfect for any rugged activity where close team communication is critical. Designed for rugged terrain with a shatterproof screen, the compact radio transmits the maximum power legally allowed for use without a license (2-watts), to offer a max range of 25 miles. The radio also has 5 buttons that are easy to understand, 3 days of battery life, a legit ultra-light Mammut car...
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