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Pour fêter le nouveau design d’AccessOWeb, Geek-Trend vous offre un ensemble iHome IP 71.

l’iHome IP 71 offre les caractéristiques suivantes :

• Enceintes d’ordinateur + dock iPhone, iPod Touch, iPod
• Synchronisation de votre iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch avec votre ordinateur
• Enceintes Reson8 puissance 15 W
• Station de rechargement de votre iPhone, iPod
• Télécommande
• Sortie casque

Pour gagner l’iHome IP 71, rien de bien compliqué.

Rendez vous sur la page Facebook de Geek Trend, là vous trouverez un sujet de discussion avec comme image le nouveau design d’AccessOWeb.

Cliquez sur “j’aime” ( même si c’est pas trop le cas hein ) et c’est tout.

(Note : si le bouton “j’aime” n’apparrait pas, devenez fan =D)

L’équipe Geek-Trend et Philippe Lagane d’Accessoweb procèderont à un tirage au sort parmi les gens inscrit sur ce fil de discussion, jeudi dans la soirée.

Le nom du gagnant sera communiqué sur la page Facebook de Geek Trend et ici même.

Je vous souhaite bonne chance pour tenter de remporter l’iHome IP 71 d’une valeur de 159 €

No screen, yeah, that’s right.

So every picture depends on your feeling, and not the right angle you took 12 minutes to get.

No batteries in this camera, just shake it to get the power you need to express your artistic needs.

Click it like you would click a pen to shoot, and let the light measuring and face recognition softwares work for you.

Designer: Tino Klaehne

Via Yanko Design

Virtual gravity is a project developped by the student Silke Hilsing.

Kind of mixture of Design and alien technology, it balances two columns according to word’s weight and popularity.

Yeah that’s right, it’s not usefull at all, but admit it, you want it !

See more  Silke Hilsing’s projects on his website.

If you like this kind of projects, you may like Mark Coleran’s work, as a technology designer for cinema :

Via Geek&Hype

Since a few times, rumours are going well concerning a potential Apple touchscreen tablet.

Kind of giant Ipod Touch, it would assure the same functions than most netbooks.

This project seems interesting, but many critics are shouted.

Will the touchscreen keyboard be confortable ? How many developpers are going to get involved in this project to create softwares ?

And above all, how many of you are ready to put their savings in this tablet (because we assume this product will be very expensive),when we can find small notebooks around 400$ ?

More informations and questions at gizmodo or zdnet

So, appeal ? Skepticism ?

You’re maybe wondering where to put all your High-Tech gadgets, Geek-Trend found the solution for you : live in a High-Tech building !

If you want to see more, I advise you to see those two posts on Kysban’s blog (french) :

Tomorrow’s plan or today’s reality ? #1

Tomorrow’s plan or today’s reality ? #2