I collect those, but my favorite are the 70's Hello Kitty and the 80's Mickey. Now I can have the small snoopy one.
O and its nose works as a flashlight!! Thank you Cloned in China!
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Friday, October 23, 2009
A snoopy phone, finally!!
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Friday, July 31, 2009
Pitcher that gurgles!
Received as a gift by Lauren, this lime pitcher gurgles whenever you serve water, a nice incentive to drink more!
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Friday, March 20, 2009
WOW Pod for the hardcore gamer
Here it is, the video about the WOW Pod, a collaboration Cati Vaucelle and Shada/Jahn that you can visit at MIT Museum from March-September 2009!
The WOW Pod is an immersive architectural solution for the advanced WOW (World of Warcraft) player that provides and anticipates all life needs. Inside, the gamer finds him/herself comfortable seated in front of the computer screen with easy-to-reach water, pre-packaged food, and a toilet conveniently placed underneath his/her custom-built throne.
When hungry, the gamer selects a food item (‘Crunchy Spider Surprise’, ‘Beer Basted Ribs’, etc.) and a seasoning pack. By scanning in the food items, the video game physically adjusts a hot plate to cook the item for the correct amount of time. The virtual character then jubilantly announces the status of the meal to both the gamer and the other individuals playing online: “Vorcon’s meal is about to be done!” “Better eat the ribs while they’re hot!” etc.
When the food is ready, the system automatically puts the character in AFK (‘Away From Keyboard’) mode to provide the gamer a moment to eat. When the player resumes playing, he/she might just discover his/her character’s behavior is affected by the food consumed in real life — sluggish from overeating or alternately exuberant and energetic.
The exterior of the WoW Pod mimics the look of authentic WOW architectural structures, whose swaths of flat, pixellated surfaces digitally recreate the built environment of an imagined past. But upon crossing the threshold and entering into the WOW Pod’s interior, the player finds the digitized look actually becomes the real life experience that World of Warcraft simulates.
WOW Pod web site
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Playing with food these days ...
Muuto's Plus salt-and-pepper mills, by the Oslo-based trio Norway Says, remind us of old-school stacking rings for kids, but quality craftsmanship turns them into something more like Memphis than Mattel. Made from stained and lacquered beech wood, the white dispenses salt, the black, pepper, and a multicolored tower has separate grinding chambers for both -- ID Magazine
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