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Interfaces from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s: Before touchscreens, LED and LCD displays became common, there were VFDs, or Vacuum Fluorescent Displays.
If this video below were just a compilation of them, it would be glorious; instead Netherlands-based artist Posy not only shows you some fine examples, but pulls a few apart to explain
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The world’s first split keyboard with the soul of a regular keyboard, the KeyChron Q11 QMK showcases a unique design that feels like someone took a chainsaw to your existing keyboard. Designed with two halves that look like they’ve been manually split apart, the Q11 QMK’s left and right units can be used independently, or together by connecting them
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While Westerners prefer bathtubs that allow them to stretch out, in space-tight Asia soaking-style tubs are more common. China-based Hangzhou Yunqiu Industrial Design Co. designed this soaking tub that folds, allowing even small-apartment dwellers to take a relaxing dip.
“How do you fit a bathtub into small apartment living? This Folding Bathtub has a
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French company CX Air Dynamics created these airbag-equipped pants, which they call the first in the world.
They’re confident enough in their product that they had a rider slip them on, then drive into a car at 65 km/h (40 mph):
The lightweight, rainproof trousers are meant to be pulled on over regular pants
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Zinc-air batteries have been around for a long time. They are commonly used as a primary (non-rechargeable) battery in coin and button configurations in watches and hearing aids. By using air to provide oxygen as one of the reactants, zinc-air batteries can be made very light. Because zinc is abundant and cheap, the material costs of such batteries can
