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Gadgets that never need to be plugged in

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Sony has a collection of concept devices that never need charging (well, they’re human powered) pictured here a Spin N Snap camera… – [via] Link.

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Calculator Kit from Spikenzie Labs

Calculator Kit from Spikenzie Labs

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2 Responses to Gadgets that never need to be plugged in

  1. thenickboy on said:

    this is great..

    but I do love the translation when it uses Japanese english

    Japanese English
    sasuteinaburudezainchimu

    in real English:
    sustainable design team

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  2. yo_tyler on said:

    I think “kurieiteibusentakurosuobagurupusasuteinaburudezainchimupurodeyusa ” takes the cake for poor translation.

    Reply ↓

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