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Shanghai Expo 2010: Almost ready
Chinese Pavilion
Israel Pavilion
UK Pavillion
Luxembourg Pavillion
South Korea Pavilion
Poland Pavilion
UAE Pavillion
Austrian Pavilion
There’s still a little bit more than a month till the opening of Shanghai’s World Expo 2010, scheduled for May 1st. Many construction workers are still working to finish the pavilions that will receive up to 800,000 visitors every day, expecting a total of 70 million visitors till October 31, when the Expo will close its doors. The top photos show a digital illustration of what each countries pavilion is supposed to look like, and the bottom ones show the construction that has so far been done.
Experience Mobile Mobile
Mobile Mobile, is a massive sculpture made of re-cycled mobile phones that plays Choir of the Bells when you tweet it or message it, its like one big mobile orchestra. Dope.
Cue Vj hardware concept
Cue made of a software-hardware combo turns your laptop into a complete VJ system. The Main features are a 15,4″ Touchscreen and a linear moving Knob-fader. Certain areas of the screen represent information in context with the position of the knob-fader. Alterations with the knob-fader are displayed by movement, scaling and rotation of graphics. The visual jockey is able to mix loops, apply effects in an intuitive way as well as access a vast library.
JazzMutant Lemur Touch Screen Control Surface
Compared to the average laptop monitors, the Lemur’s panel is much brighter, contrasted and it offers a much wider viewing angle. Thus, you can always see what is on display, even under spotlights or in a critical lighting environment. The Lemur communicates with the host computer using Fast Ethernet connection, thanks to its built-in 100BaseT interface, this means that you can connect numerous computers and Lemurs on a local area network and make all of them party together.
The T3 Netpad tablet
This concept design by T3 brings a new twist in the notebook of the future. More info over at T3, where hopefully they’ll continue updating this beauty.
Sleek Design
The OO is a wireless projector capable of displaying high definition (1080p) data. Utilizing either a WIFI connection or internal SSD storage, the projector can operate independently from any wire for up to 3 hours based on an internal Li-Ion battery or using a single wire connected to a power source. With the combination of WIFI and internal storage, the OO can act as both an extender/duplicator of an external display or as a wireless media projector/streamer with built in decoding capabilities.
The G1 Glass Top Pool Table by Nottage
The most advanced pool table in the world, the G1 features a glass and resin playing structure and striking modern design. The patented transparent playing surface replaces the traditional felt but allows the balls to roll at the same speed. Bumpers, pockets and playing area are built to international standards, so you can play your game the same, with more style.
Transcend – GPS Integrated Goggles
Zeal Optics In cooperation with Reco Instruments has developed a snow goggle with integrated “Head Mounted Display” system. With the push of a button the rider can call up data right in front of his/her eyes and like a jet pilot display information such as speed, altitude, temperature, time, GPS location, and stop watch.
L.U.C Engine One Tourbillon
Limited Edition of 150 pieces. Titanium case (44mm x 35mm), Movement is Chopard’s manual wind L.U.C. 1TRM tourbillon (COSC-certified, 60 hour power reserve), power reserve indicator on dial, sapphire crystal front and back, Hand-sewn black alligator strap with matching titanium buckle. Price around $50,000.
The Aurora Watch Concept
The Aurora Watch uses a concept that doesn’t have an apparent dial. Rather than traditional hands, the Aurora will show you the hours and the minutes with beams of light.
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