Showing posts with label radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label radio. Show all posts

Thursday, April 10, 2008

blythe creates plush electronics

Erinnern Sie sich an diese OH--SO-Spaß weiche und squishy NES Konsole? Das begabte crafter, das diesen großen Plüsch Nintendo bildete, ist zurück mit mehr Plüschgeräten, jedes genäht mit erstaunlichem Detail.


Remember that oh-so-fun soft and squishy NES console? The talented crafter who made that great plush Nintendo is back with more plush gadgets, each sewn with amazing detail.

Plush Radio by Blythe

Textile artist Blythe Church has just revealed a sneak preview of her latest creations which she’s preparing to show at her upcoming show “The Pitch of the Stitch”.

Blythe Plush Radio Back

Her latest collection of handsewn electronic gear includes an AM/FM radio, complete with soft batteries, a boom box, and an old rotary phone among others.

Blythe Plush Boombox

Blythe Plush Rotary Phone

If you happen to be anywhere near Halifax, Nova Scotia (current temperature: a balmy 19° F - yow) between April 11th and 27th, you can check them out in person at Argyle Fine Art Gallery.

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

oregon scientific projection alarm clocks look sharp

Diese digitalen Wecker Oregon vom wissenschaftlichen Angebot herauf ein fettes modernes Design, das sicher ist, auf Ihrem Nachttisch groß zu schauen.


These digital alarm clocks from Oregon Scientific offer up a bold modern design that’s sure to look great on your bedside table.

Oregon Scientific RRA320P and RRM320PA Projection Clocks

Featuring a striking black and white case with a futuristic, bright orange-on-black display, there’s no way you’ll miss one of these clocks when you roll over in the middle of the night to check the time. And even if you did, just look straight up from your pillow, since these clocks can also project the current time directly on your ceiling. Both models also include dual alarms in case you and your significant other need to wake up at different times.

The $39.99 RRA320P is the basic AM/FM alarm clock radio model, while the $59.99 RRM320PA adds an atomic-synchronized movement, temperature display and a wireless thermometer that lets you check the outdoor temperature from up to 300 feet away.