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What happens to all of those broken computers? Most end up at tips where they are sorted into batches before being sent off to a third world countries where they are effectively broken up. The precious metals are remov ... More
If there is someone out there with a love of computers and handbags, then this handbag will be right up your street. This bag has been made from 17.2 megabytes worth of 1.44 Mb floppy disk, that old conventional computer ... More
The smiley has been associated with alternative living since the 1960’s when it was widely used within the hippy and music communities. However, with such an iconic figure around it is only natural that it should be in ... More
Creativity and innovation is perhaps the theme for this contest held in Hong Kong which challenged students to come up with a model car design through their available materials. The only materials that they were given w ... More
It is hard to image the supermarket frozen department without any Linda McCartney’s frozen foods products, yet for some time there has been talk that there was going to be a rebranding of the popular vegetarian food li ... More
There has been much said about the great cork debate. Corks are made from a natural material only manufactured for just one use; keeping the wine in the bottle. Once used, these bottle stoppers tend to be thrown away ... More
Having lights outside is great, but there are always concerns over the use of electricity in the open air. Sure, there are safeguards that can be taken, but do we really need the hassle and worry of it all? This become ... More
In these days of energy saving and recycling it is great when you find a product that covers both of these features, but with the introduction of LED lamps lighting is becoming more and more eco friendly but at the same ... More
It is great when someone manages to make something out of a material that would otherwise have been discarded like this walnut stool. The wood used would have been thrown away because it came from edges and end of larger ... More
Has anyone ever thought about those peanut shaped Styrofoam blocks that fill up huge boxes only the protect something is just a quarter of the box size. Well many do, because this packaging material is not cheap to make, ... More
As you can imagine there are millions of pairs of jeans made very year, yet at the same time millions of pairs of jeans are thrown away, but denim is tough durable material which could be used for so many different thing ... More
Flexible solar cells are a remarkable feat of engineering; they are flexible, small and reasonably cheap method of producing renewable energy. This means that one day in the not too distant future solar cells could be pr ... More
There may be a global financial crisis going on at the moment, but for some people that means very little, they are fine at the moment and they are going to flaunt it. For many followers of eco friendly design the Segway ... More
During the 1950’s and 1960’s the city of Tokyo underwent a transformation from into what we see now, a massive city of concrete, glass and advertising boards. However, this growth meant that green spaces were forgott ... More
These may look like some sort of medication, but it is in fact an emergency LED light. Simply using solar power to charge up and just a twist of the top to turn it on, this simple application could have many uses. ... More
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