
Another stylish wall clock; the Oblong Gear Clock. A column of exposed, rotating gears with an hour-marked strip of glass which also protects curious little fingers. Nice!
Dimensions: 21.5" x 8"
Z Gallerie: Oblong Gear Clock ($125.00)

Another stylish wall clock; the Oblong Gear Clock. A column of exposed, rotating gears with an hour-marked strip of glass which also protects curious little fingers. Nice!
Dimensions: 21.5" x 8"
Z Gallerie: Oblong Gear Clock ($125.00)

This is the Timesphere Clock by Gideon Dagan and its main feature is of course the tiny red ball marking the seconds. Simple and minimalistic but with a twist.
MoMA Store: Timesphere Clock ($50.00, $10 off for members)

You haven’t forgotten to get a calendar for 2008 yet, have you? Here’s Masami Takahashi’s excellent Calendar Cube to help you keep track of the upcoming 365 days.
The first six months are printed on the white side and when July 1st comes up you unfold the cube, turn it inside out and fold it again to have July to December shown in reversed colors. Magic, I tell you.
It’s made in clear plastic (paper probably wouldn’t endure the full year) and besides the regular print there’s transparent Braille writing on it too.
The Calendar Cube’s costs 2,940 Yen, that’s about $26.00
MasamiDesign.co.jp: Calendar Cube (Japanese, here’s the Google translation)
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Cellphones (and PDA:s for that matter) work hard these days. Why not take this opportunity to show your little device that you do care. A 5,5" nylon shell beanbag chair with styrofoam beads ought to do it.
“Scientifically proven to be the most comfortable cellphone chair on the market. Ergonomically designed to eliminate pressure points that can bruise or cause extremities to go numb, this beanbag chair rests your cellphone in the most neutral position possible.”

Here’s the Retro Flip Down Clock. An internal gear-operated 12-hour AM/PM shiny metal desk clock that’ll make sure you get that retro, airport feeling every time it switches minutes or hours.

Thanko Tape Dispenser USB Hub. Your general tape dispenser but with four USB ports to power even more of your nifty USB-powered stuff.

Here’s the Folding Keyboard by Matias. A full-size keyboard small enough to fit in your laptop bag when folded and large enough to be comfortable when open. Matias promises a responsive and tactile feel due to high-quality dome switches and it sports goodies like a number pad, a smart Fn key as well as media keys (like volume control), page navigation, cursor keys and so on.
The Folding Keyboard is available on pre-order now and expects to start shipping mid-December.
Matias.ca: Folding Keyboard ($59.95 USD)
(Via OhGizmo)

The Highwire Power LED DeskLight by Balmuda Design isn’t just a stylish desk lamp, this subtile aluminum creation is actually the brightest LED desk lamp in the world.
“It keeps 70% of its original light output even after 50,000 hours. The color emitted by Highwire matches the color of a computer display therefore, the display is not distorted. The light coming from Highwire does not include infrared rays and so emits less heat.”
It’s available in two models; the Highwire 1100 for 23" displays and smaller and the Highwire 1300 for 24" and bigger. The price is pretty close though, $630 vs $660.
Balmuda: Highwire Power LED DeskLight
(Via Geekalerts)

The EnergyPod by MetroNaps is a chair/bed hybrid designed to be a “room inside a room” to help stressed out office workers. Just slip into this futuristic Pac Man-shaped chair and let the visor slide down. You can then relax to either silence or plug in your headphones to filter out your co-workers completely.
“The contour of the EnergyPod takes pressure off the cardiac system with the elevation of the feet and relaxes the muscles of the back with a slight bend in the knees.”
A timer found in the arm rest prevents overnapping and wakes the user gently with a combination of lights and vibrations.
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Here’s the wall-mountable Just A Moment Clock by Reddish Design (Fluke Collective). Elegant and minimalistic, by separating each hand you read the time in a sequence.
Dimensions: 15.75" x 6".
Fluke Collective: The Just A Moment Clock ($72.00)
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