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 The
diNovo Edge from Logitech might be the "most advanced keyboard"
in the world, but Luxeed, from Luxiium Lighting and Technology,
is clearly the most colorful and a better choice for anyone interested
in having a more expressive computer. Every single key on it
can be customized with one of over 500 colors. Users will be
able to download preset colorschemes from the their website (which
doesn't seem to be available yet) and even program the colors
or brightness to change to music.
If colorful,
retro designs are appealing to you, you don't have to limit your
 fascination to furnishings
to express your tastes. Telstar has resurrected the vintage Predicta
brand and makes a number of different, retro models that have
the look of yesterday with the technological advances of today.
Although the designs of the Predicta TVs are vintage, the sets
are not. They are made with entirely new parts, are compatible
with VCRs, cable and satellites, and come with a distinctive
remote control (if you'd rather have your remote match the set
than use a universal). There are a lot of color options, as well
as different finishes for the cabinets and mounts, and custom
designs are available.
 There's
noting like a really slick design to inspire some eco-friendly
behaviors. In this case, it is the design of the Ecopod Home
Recycling Center that is getting us in the mood to be a touch
more diligent when it comes to recycling. The pod was designed
by BMW Designworks and automatically compacts plastic and aluminum
containers.A bin at the bottom collects the newly compact pieces
and holds them until they can be redeemed or collected for processing.
There are removable bins inside the lid to store glass, paper
and other noncompactible items before collection, as well. Price:
$328.
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