Steampunk Pumpkins for the Upcoming Halloween

No doubt, it’s the right time to build several unique arts for the upcoming Halloween. If you like this kind of steampunk style, the following steampunk pumpkins should be able to inspired you.

 

These cool steampunk Halloween pumpkins are created by Yamiguru, an artist living in Pasadena. As we can see from the images, each steampunk pumpkin features those iconic elements taken by various steampunk arts such as brass or silver coating, gears, prominent rivets, spooky lights, goggles and more, and the integrated handle allows you to conveniently show the incredible pumpkin off to your friends. How do you feel about the idea? Fortunately, the maker has published the making steps on the Internet. So if you want to create a steampunk pumpkin, jump to Yamiguru’s instructables page for more details.

Sports Tracker ships Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor

Sports Tracker is now shipping its Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor, a chest-worn unit that pairs with a smartphone app for viewing stats in real-time as well as storing your data on the company website or sharing it with others through social media.



The heart rate monitor works via a Bluetooth belt that you must first wet before wrapping around your chest (under your shirt). Wetting the back of the monitor ensures that the electrodes read your heart rate properly. Once connected, grab your smartphone and choose "settings" and then "heart rate belt" on the Sports Tracker app. Once it finds the heart rate belt, click "connect" and then enter the pin code "0000" to begin tracking data. Once you see your heart rate on your phone, you are ready to go.

The system has an extended range of up to 20 meters (65.6-feet), so can store the phone in a back pocket, back-pack, or on an armband. Charges is via USB and the unit is claimed to be good for 40 hours of use on one charge.

As you run, your heart rate is tracked along with additional data such as speed, distance, time, number of steps, elevation, and even the musical playlist you were listening to while exercising. If you take photos along the route with your phone, they are automatically geo-tagged and show up on your map once you sync the device to the Sports Tracker website.
After you're finished exercising, you can view all of the data from your smartphone. When you return home, you can sync it to the Sports Tracker website, and view the data on the big screen, as well as share it with others on Facebook or Twitter.

The Sports Tracker app doesn't do anything mind-blowingly different to similar apps on the market like Nike+ and Run Keeper, but after testing the app and exploring the beautiful interface Sports Tracker uses, I'd say the difference is just how well it does them,

The Sports Tracker heart rate monitor costs EUR69.90 and the free app is available on iPhone, Android or Nokia Symbian platforms.

BioShock Themed Computer Case Mod

BioShock undoubtedly is a successful steampunk styled FPS video game, while the following computer case mod also successfully inherits the steampunk elements from BioShock. If you’re curious, let’s go on checking.

BioShock Centrum, a Hungarian BioShock fansite first introduced the awesome BioShock themed computer case mod created by artist Mórocz Gergõ. As we can see from the images, the case mod features a kind of depressing and decadent color tone and subtle details originated from Rapture, the underwater city in BioShock video game, including a Fontaine Futuristics logo, Rapture emblem, fantastic orange light and more. But we have no idea whether the lights will flash unsteadily just as it does in the game. After the break, check out the rest images about the BioShock themed computer case mod.

Touch Gloves for Smartphones and Tablets

Winter is coming. Apparently it’s the right time to introduce a pair of practical gloves that are friendly to your smartphones or tablets. If you feel the same, let’s go on checking Touch Gloves.

This is a pair of touch screen-friendly gloves designed for those who use smartphones and tablets in winter. Each glove measures 21.5 x 12 x 0.5cm, and is made of acrylic material, polyurethane and conductive fiber. As we can see from the images, the positions of pointing fingers, middle fingers and thumbs on the gloves comes with different color, of course, not only that, the white parts features special conductive fiber in order that you can conveniently operate your iPhone 4, iPad 2, and other smartphones and tablets without removing the touch gloves from your hands.

Touch Gloves are available in 5 colors, including black, gray, navy, purple and turquoise, each pair is priced at $16.5 USD. If you’re interested, jump to Strapya World for more details. Additionally, you need other options, you might like to check Quirky Digits glove pin.

Nikon DSLR Lens Styled Portable Speaker

You have taken thousands of photos with your Nikon camera? How do you feel about the DSLR camera? Great? Then maybe the Nikon DSLR lens styled portable speaker can catch your eyes.

This is a unique DSLR lens styled portable speaker that measures 110 x 85 x 160mm and weights 165g. As we can see from the images, the portable speaker is shaped as a Nikon AF-S 55-200mm 1:4-5.6GED lens, and the built-in 5.0 stereo loudspeakers can deliver you loud sound. The integrated 3.5 mm audio jack allows you to connect the portable speaker system with any music player with 3.5mm audio jack. Even you have no music player, the integrated card slot makes the portable speaker double as a MP3 player. Apart from that, the portable USB speaker is powered by built-in rechargeable battery or USB port.

The Nikon DSLR lens styled portable speaker is priced between $20 to $40.

WikiSensor app turns an iPhone into a peripheral-free radiation detector

The WikiSense app and some black tape turns an iPhone 4 into a radiation detector

Earlier this month, we reported on the Scosche RDTX-Pro that connects via a dock connector to turn an iPhone or iPod touch into a radiation detector. That device is set to go on sale in Japan from next month but if you're not in Japan or just don't want to shell out extra cash on any peripheral hardware, then the WikiSensor app might be worth a look - it won't be as accurate, but the only extra bit of kit you'll need is some opaque black tape.

Polar Ice cups helps you pause and think of the environment

Have you watched the documentary, “An Inconvenient Truth”? Well, I must say that viewing it certainly jolted some folks into action to help clean up the earth. As for Japan’s Atsuhiro Hayashi, he decided to take a different direction – by offering silicone ice cube “molds with a message” which will create a solitary frozen cube at a time. The white one will result in a polar bear, while the black one aptly churns out a pair of penguins.


These ice cubes will probably look so nice, you might think of it as an affront to see them melt. Why not let them bob about gently in your favorite beverage, with the inevitable coming as they melt into oblivion, letting you pause for a moment and wonder whether you have done all you can to make sure our earth will still be able to sustain such life in the arctic and antarctic?

These ice cube cups won’t come cheap though, but then again at the moment, going green had never been affordable. The Polar Ice environmental ice cube cups will retail for $31.30 for each set.

Apple TV project said to be led by Jeff Robbin

Yesterday we reported on rumors that an Apple TV was indeed in the works. This flurry of news surrounding a television set built by Apple seems to have stemmed from a quote from the recently released biography of Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson. The quote suggested that Steve Jobs may have finally come up with an Apple TV, and the rumor suggested that prototypes of the product were already in the works.



Now more news surrounding the device have started to surface, this time seemingly adding a bit more credibility to the entire affair. The previous rumors have cited anonymous sources and faceless corporations, but now it looks like if this recent rumor is to be believed, we now know who will be behind the Apple TV, and it will be none other than Jeff Robbin.

For those unfamiliar, Jeff Robbin was the man who helped to create the iPod in addition to the iTunes media store. Given his involve with the iTunes media store, his purported guidance behind Apple’s rumored TV effort does make a bit of sense. Naturally Apple has declined to comment about this issue, and with all rumors it is best taken with a grain of salt.

However knowing Apple’s eye for designing their products, regardless whether people think it’s overpriced and underpowered, we have to admit that the appeal of an Apple design TV set is definitely there.

Pioneer releases PotterNavi GPS system for bicycles

Cyclists in Japan will be pleased to hear that Pioneer will be launching the PotterNavi, which is a GPS gadget designed for cyclists in mind, and for those who use bicycles as their main mode of transportation, which is not uncommon in countries like Japan and China.



Apart from just GPS, the PotterNavi will also come with an ANT+ sensor, which can be mounted on the rear wheel of your bicycle and thus provide more information, such as the speed you’re traveling at and cadence, which sounds awfully a lot like the Garmin ANT+ addon for the iPhone we reported on earlier. For those who cycle for fitness, the ANT+ sensor will also provide you with details such as a calorie counter.
The PotterNavi will come with a dedicated bike cradle, and will sport a 2.4” VGA screen and a 3G module that will provide maps on demand. It also features an IPX5 certified waterproof body which is great for those who may cycle in rough terrain and is expected to retail in Japan come February of 2012 for ¥40,000 ($527).

Logitech AirPlay speakers outed by Amazon UK

Oops, it looks like Amazon UK may have let slip details of an upcoming set of Logitech speakers even before the company has gone ahead and made an official announcement. The page has since been taken down (feel free to try and access the page), probably thanks to all the buzz surrounding the purported leak which alerted Amazon UK to that little slip up.

Not much is known about the speakers, apart from its Air Speaker name and the fact that it will be using the AirPlay protocol, while providing a hidden dock which can be revealed to dock iOS devices. Pricing was not revealed as well, so apart from a name and some vague marketing fluff (below), we guess the cat wasn’t totally let out of the bag.

• The Logitech Air Speaker with Apple AirPlay technology uses your home Wi-Fi network to stream uncompressed audio from your iPad, iPhone, iPod touch or laptop.
• Once you’re set up, any iOS device or computer on your Wi-Fi network is instantly connected. So you can stream tunes from your iPad , your friends’ iPhones or your girlfriend’s laptop no pairing required.
• For years, we’ve been building some of your favorite and best sounding speakers and iPod docks. And now, we’ve crafted an AirPlay speaker that looks great in any room and delivers a big soundstage with impressively detailed, stereo sound.
• Your Air Speaker even includes an Apple Dock Connector in a hideaway drawer. Use it to charge your iPad or iPhone when it’s low on power. Or use it to play music from your iPod classic or iPod nano.

We’re guessing that if Amazon is listing this device, even by accident, an official announcement along with specs and more details should be revealed over time. For now this will have to do.

Cooper bicycles: Retro rides for the urban commuter

The Cooper name is probably best-known for its revolutionary 1950s and 60s Formula 1 and Indy race cars, or for its association with both the original and current versions of the Mini Cooper. Following in the tire treads of other high-performance auto brands (such as Porsche and BMW), in recent times the British company has turned its hand to bicycles. While it might be reasonable to expect its creations to be race-oriented, Cooper Bikes has instead decided to focus on speedy urban commuters - all of them featuring gloriously retro Reynolds steel frames.



There are eight models of Cooper Bikes, although these are divided into three groups - the T100s, T200s and T250s, all of which feature Sturmey Archer cranks, Brooks leather saddles and Tektro rim brakes. All of the single-speed models feature a flip-flop rear hub, meaning that it can be used in either a freewheeling or fixed gear configuration.

Bikes in the first group are all made from Reynolds 520 tubes, and are the most Spartan of the lot. Three of the four T100s are single-speeds, while the Zandvoort model offers a 3-speed Sturmey Archer rear hub transmission.
The two T200s incorporate Reynolds 531 tubes, and snazzy features such as leather handlebar tape. The Reims model has a 5-speed rear hub, which the rider operates via a down tube-mounted shift lever - yes, they do still exist!
The two T250s are less sporty and more practical, with skirt-friendly mixte frames, 5-speed transmissions, and in the case of the Oporto model, a rear rack and full fenders.
All of the models, incidentally, are named after the sites of racing victories by Cooper cars.

Prices aren't available on the Cooper Bikes website, although according to BikeRadar, the T100 Sebring will start at GBP595 (US$952). The lightest of the batch appears to be the T200 Championship 50, weighing in at a reported 9.45 kilograms (20.8 lbs).

Solar Ship: The hybrid airship with a low-carbon twist

In recent times there's been a resurgence of interest in airships for military and commercial uses as evidenced by Lockheed Martin's High Altitude Long Endurance-Demonstrator (HALE-D) and Hybrid Air Vehicles heavy-lift variant of Northrop Grumman's Long-Endurance Multi-Intelligence Vehicle (LEMV). Like HAV's design, this concept from Canadian company Solar Ship is a hybrid airship that relies on aerodynamics to help provide lift, and like the HALE-D, it would have its top surface area covered in solar cells to provide energy and minimize its carbon footprint.
Although the Solar Ship aircraft would be filled with helium, under normal circumstances they would rely on the aerodynamic lift provided by their wing shape to provide more than half the lift required to get them off the ground. Additionally, the aircraft could also fly when filled with plain old air. This means the aircraft will still be able to fly - and, more importantly, land safely - if there is damage that results in helium loss.

Solar Ship says the aircraft's electric motor can either be powered solely by the energy provided by the on board batteries, or by the solar panels covering the wing - a feat already achieved by a conventional airplane design in the form of Solar Impulse.

Husqvarna demolition robots to help clean up Fukushima

Sweden's Husqvarna Construction has announced that two of its remote-controlled demolition robots are to help with the massive clean-up operation at the site of the failed fourth reactor at the Fukushima nuclear power plant. The recently-featured DXR-140 and its bigger brother - the DXR-310 - will be used in heavy demolition work such as tearing down concrete constructions and dealing with contaminated materials.

Both robots have been shipped to Takenaka Construction, the company in charge of the cleaning up the plant's fourth reactor after its failure in March of this year. They've been specially optimized for the demanding conditions they'll encounter, with the 31-inch (780 mm) wide, electric-motor-driven DXR-310 being kitted out with an onboard video camera and transmission equipment to extend its range and allow remote operation from a safe distance. It's also capable of climbing stairs, has a telescopic boom reach of 216 inches (5.48 meters), and features bright LED lights to illuminate the work area.
"Our robots are well adapted to this environment," says the company's Anders Ströby. "They are powerful, reliable and easy to maneuver, even in narrow spaces."
The clean-up operation at Fukushima is expected to continue for some time to come.

GoPro HD Hero2 camera delivers Wi-Fi remote control

You know for sure that you are going to get some awesome looking recordings with the GoPro HD Hero2 camera, where it will be twice as powerful as its predecessor (which rolled out in 2009), being capable of shooting 16:9 videos in Full HD glory (that’s 1080p for you!) in narrow (90-degree), wide (170-degree) and medium (127-degree) angles. Video is not everything, as sometimes it is also better to express a situation or emotion with stills, and the GoPro HD Hero2 camera is more than up to the task as well, being able to snap up to ten 11 megapixel photos each second. Yes, you read that right.
Connectivity options on the GoPro HD Hero2 camera include a mini-HDMI port, composite out, USB, and the ability to perform live broadcasting as well as camera control using a Wi-Fi connection – now how cool is that? All your memories will be stashed away on an SD memory card, and a language based menu certainly makes things run a whole lot smoother and easier even for newbies.
There are three configurations to choose from, where all of them cost $299.99 a pop – outdoor, motorsports, and surf editions. For those who do not need to get the latest and greatest, the release of the GoPro HD Hero2 camera means its predecessors, the original HD Hero will retail for $200 now.

Remington Touch Control Beard & Stubble Trimmer

 

It seems that men of the celebrity kind these days tend to keep a little bit of stubble all over the place, not too long to make it look messy, and yet not too short so that it won’t end up unsightly. I mean, take a look at the late Steve Job’s biography, that picture on the cover is hypnotic to say the least, and I would say the man himself would give a nod to the Remington Touch Control Beard & Stubble Trimmer that clearly marks the future of trimmer designs, sporting an LED touchscreen for a futuristic set of controls. Capable of offering up to 175 different lengths that range from 0.4mm to 18.0mm, it is also able to handle just about every style, ranging from standard stubble to a moderate moustache. What say you? Clearly something like this is going to cost a premium over your regular stubble trimmer, where the Remington Touch Control Beard & Stubble Trimmer comes with a $50 price tag to boot.

Space Invaders Styled Couch

Do you remember those awesome Space Invaders styled chairs? Now we have found an available Space Invaders styled couch. If you like those cute aliens, let’s go on checking.

This is a limited-edition couch based on the classic 1980′s arcade game Space Invaders, and designed by American industrial designer Igor Chak. As we can from the images, the Space Invaders styled couch looks like an extended space invader, and features pixellated design. And the entire couch is made of premium materials, fine leather and even memory foam cushions. In addition, the retro invader couch measures approx 196 x 84 x 75.8cm, while the seat depth measures approx 56cm, and the seat height measures about 47cm.

The Space Invaders styled couch is priced at £5,500 GBP (approx $8772 USD). Really a eye-popping price tag, but it doesn’t obstruct us from taking a look the arcade game themed couch. I

The Bag of Holding Messenger Bag

You’re looking for a large messenger bag for your various essentials like laptop, tablet, notebook, documents and etc? Check out The Bag of Holding messenger bag, maybe it can meet your requirements.

SteriPEN Freedom offers USB-powered water purification

Water purifier manufacturer SteriPEN has updated its lineup of portable products, with a UV-based unit called the SteriPEN Freedom. Billed as the smallest, lightest and first rechargeable UV water purifier on the market, it disinfects up to 16 oz (0.5 L) of water in 48 seconds.

BAE Systems to provide new helmet display for F-35 pilots

BAE Systems has been selected by Lockheed Martin to supply a Night Vision Goggle Helmet Mounted Display system for the F-35

When it enters service, the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter will lay claim to the title of the most advanced warplane in the world. Its pilots will have the most advanced helmets as well ... and there's more to it than protecting the pilot's head against knocks. The F-35's Gen II Helmet Mounted Display System (HMDS) developed by Vision Systems International (VSI) may have the alarming appearance of a robot insect, but it will give F-35 pilots Superman-like vision. By gathering input from cameras scattered about the fighter plane, the HMDS effectively makes the aircraft invisible-at least, from the pilot's point of view. It even provides night vision, so the pilot doesn't have to wear cumbersome goggles. At least, that's the idea. Unfortunately, the gap between designing the helmet and building it has proven wider than originally thought and issues such as poor image quality are so severe that the F35's testing program faces serious delays, so F-35 prime contractor Lockheed Martin brought in BAE Systems to provide a substitute.

Sports Tracker ships Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor

Sports Tracker is now shipping its Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor, a chest-worn unit that pairs with a smartphone app for viewing stats in real-time as well as storing your data on the company website or sharing it with others through social media.

Space Invaders Alarm Clock

Unlike other Space Invaders, the cute alien has two missions, one is invasion of your home, another is to wake you up. If you’re curious, let’s go on checking the Space Invaders alarm clock.

Portal 2 Portal Turret Plush Toy

We have many ways to show our love to the innovative video game Portal 2, and the latest way is the cute Portal 2 Portal Turret plush toy. If you also like Portal 2, let’s go on checking.

This is an officially licensed portal turret plush toy that measures 14.5 inches tall. As we can see from the images, the plush toy features a perfect portal turret appearance originated from the sentry turret in Portal 2 video game, and comes with a red glowing eye, while the three fuzzy legs make the portal turret upright in order to search any approaching creature. Fortunately, the portal turret plush toy doesn’t have working dual machine guns. Apart from that, the plush portal turret comes with many iconic quotes such as “target acquired”, “shutting down” and more.

Steampunk Nerf N-Strike Nite Finder

We can search out a pile of Nerf N-strike Blasters on the Internet, but if you want a very unique Nerf gun, the steampunk Nerf N-strike Nite Finder should be able catch your eyes.

 

This is a modified Nerf N-strike Nite Finder EX-3 blaster handmade by IsilWorkshop. As we can see from the images, the original vibrant coating has been replaced by the steampunk styled color tone, and features subtle steampunk styled details such as brass gear, gold rivets, weathering surfaces and more. And the entire steampunk blaster has been hand painted with at least 3 coats of paint and a protective varnish for durability, while the original red light beam allows you precisely aim at your target. Apart from that, the steampunk gun comes with 4 black whistler darts.

 

The steampunk Nerf N-strike Nite Finder is priced at $55 USD. If you’re interested, jump to Etsy for more details.

Scosche clipSYNC

Recently Scosche released a new flipSYNC keychain-like charge and sync cable: clipSYNC. Apparently the cable is more friendly for your backpack. If you need a portable charge and sync cable, let’s go on checking.

Similar with flipSYNC keychain, Scosche clipSYNC is also an ingenious charge and sync cable designed for iPhone and iPod. But the keychain has been replaced by a built-in carabiner clip, so you can easily attach the USB cable to your backpack, messenger bag, luggage or keychain without having to take up valuable space. When your iPhone or iPod need to charge or sync, you can quickly draw the hidden connectors, connecting them with your device and computer. Apart from that, clipSYNC also features a rugged aluminum exterior, and the cable is able to withstand the normal wear and tear when you are on the
go.

Scientists in spain develop a machine that helps detect rotten fruit

 

When it comes to buying fruits, most of us just inspect the outer layer of the fruit to check for mould or bruises which might indicate that the fruit may have been damaged on its way to the market. Thanks to the efforts of people working at sorting facilities that inspect the fruit before they make their way to the market, most of the time we end up with fruit that is more or less untainted. This is accomplished through the use of ultraviolet light that illuminates the essential oils in the rinds of rotten oranges, but this is a slow process as the workers can only stay so long being exposed to UV light. However now there is a way that allows machines to do the same job automatically.
Scientists from Spain’s Valencian Institute of Agrarian Research have created a machine that will scan the fruits using UV light, and through image analysis techniques, it will be able to tell which fruits are bad and which are all right. It even goes as far as sorting the fruits according to aesthetic appeal. We’ll have to wonder if our fruits will start getting more expensive now thanks to this new process of sorting.

BBQ Food Themed USB Flash Drive

Which one is your favorite during BBQ, chicken wing, chicken drum stick or BBQ pork? No matter which you like, don’t put them on the grill, because they are just BBQ food themed USB flash drives.

These are three interesting BBQ food themed USB flash drives. As we can see from the images, three USB flash drives are shaped as chicken wing measuring 75 x 40 x 20mm, chicken drum stick measuring 72 x 33 x 20mm and BBQ pork measuring 47 x 28 x 18 respectively. Each delicious USB drive features so attractive color tone and subtle detail that we really want to devoured them. The BBQ food USB flash drive comes with a built-in 4GB flash memory in order to store your all kinds of digital contents. Apart from that, the USB drive is also compatible various operating systems.

Nooka Zizm Digital Watch

Nooka recently released its latest digital watch: Nooka Zizm. If you like this kind of unique faceted design, let’s go on checking Nooka Zizm digital watch.

Nooka’s Zizm is a very unique digital watch that features a faceted crystal lens on its TDF LCD display, which produces an amazing refracted view of time on the unique ZenH display. The watch case of Zizm is constructed of IP plated stainless steel, and measures 38 x 38 x 14.3mm, while its silicone strap measures 27mm width. Inside, Zizm features a 32768 Hertz quartz crystal oscillation frequency module, and is powered by a CR2016 battery, and the functions include alarm, chronograph, date and time. Apart from that, the wrist watch also features 5 ATM (50 meters) water resistance.

Scalextric offers mind-controlled slot car racing

 

Mind control – I don’t suppose governments (and a handful of parents) would mind getting hold of such technology if it were possible. Well, if you cannot use your mind to control another human being, there is a twist to it – why not harness the power of your mind to control a slot car race instead? That is exactly what a team of developers over at B-Reel have done, where this production company created a set-up for a Scalextric slot car racing set that uses nothing but your mind to power it.


This is not the first time we have seen mind-controlled devices before, but to see one’s adult brain being connected to an almost forgotten part of our physical childhood toys do roll back the years – stop that tear from coming out now! This particular project was made possible thanks to a hack of a Neurosky Mindwave headset, which has been redirected to work with an Arduino unit as well as a processing script. All of those are then connected to the slot car track to replace traditional controllers.

If you want the car to get moving, just concentrate and it will nudge its way forward. Lose your concentration and it comes to a stop. Isn’t this the greenest way to get vehicles of the future moving?

Scan Board: A Concept Scanner for Books

No doubt, it’s not very easy to scan a simple page in a book with a common scanner. So talented designers came up with a practical design concept: Scan Board to solve this problem.

 

the unique scanner is designed by Jo Jae-hwan and Shin Se-hwa, two Korean designers. As we can see from the images, the concept scanner looks like a book-sized transparent plexiglass, of course, it’s more useful than a plexiglass. Just cover the page that you need to scan with the transparent board, and press the Scan button, the traditional page will convert into digital content. And you can also check the scanning result on the board, finally, via USB port, you can easily transmit the page into your computer. Very simple, but we are not very sure whether the practical design concept will become reality.

Chromopen Stylus Design Concept

We have introduced a few unique styluses that allow you to write or draw on tablet, but if you want to more accurately use color, the Chromopen stylus design concept will be a nice solution.

The unique concept stylus is designed by designer Ehsan Sayyad. Chromopen stylus comes with a built-in camera, so you can use it to catch colors directly from the scene you’re painting, while the integrated AMOLED display can show you the captured colors, you can also change some settings via the display, a scroll wheel and two buttons such as color mode, brightness, contrast, exposures and etc. Most importantly, when Chromopen stylus closes your tablet, the color data will be received by the tablet with the new penabled technology, and the brush’s color will also be changed. After the break, check out the image demo. Unfortunately, Chromopen is still a design concept at present. If you need available options, you might like to check XStylus Touch stylus and Sensu paintbrush

Bug Shaped USB LED Lamp

Apparently the colored bug won’t bite the apple on your table, and when light is poor, the bug shaped USB LED lamp will light your entire keyboard.

 

this is an interesting LED lamp that measures approx 235 x 116 x 140mm and weights 141g. As we can see from the images, the LED lamp features a caterpillar appearance. The multiple legs sustain its colored body, while the built-in 13 LED lights have been placed in the head in order to provide you enough light for your typing and other operations. In addition to an On/Off switch, the USB lamp features a touch-sensitive bright control switch. Just touching the button and holding on 3 second, you can conveniently control the brightness of the LED lamp. Apart from that, the USB lamp also comes with an AC adapter.

The bug shaped USB LED lamp is available in two colors, including green and yellow, each lamp is priced at $23 USD. If you’re interested, jump to Brando for more details.