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You can easily view used and free capacity on your flash drives. So, this concept, called USB Memory Stick #6, is a USB drive that will tell us what’s on the memory stick well before we put it into our computer.

The USB drive is made of glass and the whole idea revolves around colored lights that are housed inside the body of the drive. As you put items on your USB stick, the lights would activate to tell you what’s on the drive: the more you put on your drive, the more the lights would populate through the glass body.

The projector uses a semi monocoque carbon fiber chassis and is designed by David Riesenberg. The designer says the projector throws a 1080p image sent to it via WiFi or from an internal SSD. The wireless bit is very cool because you could place it in your home without worrying about how you will get the HDMI cable to it.

The projector also sports some sort of internal battery that lets it work without an AC cord for up to three hours. Three adjustable legs are built-in to allow adjustment of the image. The OO certainly looks sexy.

Microsoft keeps surprising us. Among it’s interesting accessory collection for computers, the new eVouse Concept Mouse Pen has its own place. It can be used either as a mouse or a pen sensor for design works.

Another interesting feature is that the buttons and scroll areas are tactile and illuminate with green light while moving. This helps to provide feedback and to make more attractive the design of eVouse Concept Mouse.

Infinite Book is a Digital Newspaper designed by Ewald Neuhofer. This is very interesting gadget, but still in concept. This gadget is like newspaper, can be fold and put in your bag.

This Infinite Book is not like the other gadget, it’s more like brochure or newspaper than a digital book or other gadget. This gadget has touchscreen feature, 1-hand scrolling, and can go to the next page like a newspaper with easy.

Toyota has shown off a new hybrid concept of a smaller-sized Prius called the FT-CH, at the 2010 Detroit Auto show.  The FT-Ch concept is 22 inches shorter than the current production Prius, and quite possibly released at a lower price than the Prius.

The car was designed at Toyota’s European design center, a closer look shows LED headlights slung way back to the windshield, seats made of mesh, and the lack of a rear bumper.  Wheels look interesting, however, and the interior looks like something straight out of a vehicle from the Avatar movie. Toyota said Monday it plans to launch eight new hybrid models over the next few years, and will begin introducing plug-in hybrids and battery-electric vehicles in 2012. It says it also will have hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles in 2015 in global markets. Recent testing of its hydrogen fuel cells, which create electricity using hydrogen, showed the cars could go 431 miles on a single fueling.

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Art Lebedev has brought out for us another novel concept, aside from the rather remarkable vision of the Transparentius.  What looks at first glance to be one of those snake reading lights is actually a bendable digital camera in the shape of a flexible body with an integrated lens that can be hooked to either a viewfinder on the end of the camera, or an attachable 3-inch LCD display unit.

Designed to take photos or videos with as few controllers as possible (particularly for those who just want to snap a few interesting shots), the incredibly versatile Fleximus camera allows “a photographer to shoot at angles never imaginable before”. Read the rest of this entry »