I’ve always lusted after the Sony QRIO, so any videos I see just make me love the little robotic ‘fella that much more. This made the circuits a while ago, but if you haven’t seen it before– worth watching now! The video shows the QRIO and his pals doing some ancient Japanese fan rituals, and dance.

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The plastic cup reminds me of summer– slip and slides, sipping bug juice and eating fruit-ice-pops. Of course, I wont deny the plastic cup has become a symbol of a “kegger”, and the epitome of a college party. The Crinkle Cup shouldn’t be strewn across fraternity lawns though. They’re really a beautiful, and nostalgic design, made from 100% porcelain in the Netherlands– they’ll break if you drop ‘em, and don’t go biting the edges of these!
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This new watch concept by Gina Reimann is quite the concept. Billed as “the sundian for the 22nd century”, her watch The Orbit, uses natural sunlight to tell the time with the help of a simple compass interface. At night, you can push a button which illuminates a bright LED that stimulates the sun’s shadow (awesome!). In addition there’s a digital display, which shows world time.

Way back in the early ’60’s, a visionary named Phil Knight started a small shoe company, which was originally called Blue Ribbon Sports. Now we know it simply as “Nike”. More than 40 years later, Nike has launched a new casual line with that name “Blue Ribbon Sports”. They’re doing shoes and lifestyle apparel for ‘the next generation of visionaries’. There are a few collections more collections coming out next month, and this watermark shirt is from The Manhattan Collection.