Atari is an international brand synonymous with the video game and electronics industry since its inception in 1972. During a late-night geek session, I happened to dig up these insanely rad concept sketches designed by former Atari industrial designer Regan Cheng.
I was hoping to breeze by today without blogging anything for the sake of productivity, but I couldn’t help but drop everything just to talk about this new (OMG rad) ASUS notebook.
Over the past few months, I’ve sat through several James Bond marathons on television and thought about what 007 would be like if he were a designer. Would he be a Mac or PC guy? And as a designer, who and what would he be influenced by?
London-based photographer Benedict Redgrove is most known for shooting cars, particularly with Bertone, the Italian automotive company, but his work extends to technology interiors and landscapes as well.
Earlier this year, high fashion house Hermès and iconic Monaco yacht brand Wally unveiled a revolutionary mega yacht named WHY, an acronym for Wally Hermès Yachts.
Level 10 is the retro-futuristic brainchild of BMW and Thermaltake, a new PC design with an open and modular structure and advanced hardware architecture. [...]
Leave the horse in the stable because this modern concept carriage doesn’t need it. The Mercedes Roadster simply astounds me. Not only is it gorgeous in every seen and unseen crevice, it’s powered with a 1.2kW hybrid drive visible through its rear translucent shell.
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