So, the HyMini might be much ado about nothing, but it’s still pretty impressive and potentially a great idea for green integration in the future. Dubbed as a “mini green hybrid power station”, you charge the HyMini up from a main. When you go out for a bike or car-ride, attach the little guy to your vehicle, and the wind turbines will trickle charge your device.
If your table isn’t still filled with all sorts of strange and useless gadgets and you have the desire to change that then get yourselves one of these neon signs.
You’ll also need a free USB port to plug the sign in. This things can make nice gifts especially if you don’t know what else to get a person. The price of one neon sign is $20.
A 2 day workshop with Joris Laarman. The aim is to analyse a product in its history and function and redesign it.
A CD player was disassembled and the components rearranged to suit the layout of a phonograph. The speakers are put below the trumpet loudspeaker for amplification.
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