Tech & Gadget Stream

Should the apocalypse ever come where you won't have any more power routed to your home, perhaps the Time Your Light concept would be very much welcome. After all, it relies on pent-up wind-up energy just like how a windup doll does. All you need to do to get some light is give it a twist, and hopefully the irritating ticking noise problem would have been solved by then. It begs the question of whether this is a timer with a light attached, or is it a mechanical light that functions just like a timer? Love the color scheme it comes in though.

Have difficulty in keeping those eyes open to go to work every morning? How about this Shrieking Ball concept alarm clock that touts an almost 100% guarantee that you will wake up to face the day, regardless of how nice it is to stay in bed and under the covers, feeling super cozy while it is raining outside. This alarm clock will ring until you lift the globe off its base when it shrieks, followed by having to place it down precisely in its cradle in order to stop the electronic banshee from continuing. Don't think anyone would bother to snooze once this alarm clock kicks into action...

Ever tried to teach older folks on how to use a computer? Chances are, the more impatient young 'uns among you will end up with less hair than your "student" since you would've pulled all your hair out in frustration by the time you're done teaching someone on how to navigate through My Computer in Windows. Why not make computers easier to use for first timers with the Perch Computer concept? It introduces the fun element by incorporating intuitive navigation, featuring a touchscreen display and a key system that makes it a whole lot easier to use thanks to visual representations of the various programs. Induction technology is used to store information and programs, where placing a key on the allotted slot will initiate the process. Uploading data to the Keys is as simple as dragging and dropping.