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Designer: Arthur Kenzo
Categories: Technology | Product Design
Year: Present-2020
Overview: PayPal Here is the easiest way to accept any form of payment. Wherever your business goes, your sales can go too. Continue reading →
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Designer: Pemberton
Category: Apps
Year: Present-2020
Overview: Made for busy startups, this no-nonsense, jargon-free app quickly teaches you how to promote your business, build your brand and get new customers. Continue reading →
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Overview: The minimalist interior consists of 4 slots designed to fit up to 8+ cards. One slot has a clear rectangular section for your card that usually needs to be seen visually like a license or an id card. The design of the card slots allows 1/2 an inch of the card to be exposed to allow for effortless removal.
The interior design of this product will not only organize your belongings, but it will help you eliminate unwanted bulk. Take out the old coupon cards that are expired, business cards from people you can’t remember, or expired credit cards.
The stainless steel metal clip is attached. Whether it be one bill or ten this product still stays slim if you are carry less than 8 cards with your cash. The clip is ideal for those who always carry money or only occasionally. Whether money is actually under the money clip you can always keep the clip attached.
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Designer: Articulate
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Overview: The VT36, is geared towards business professionals looking for a unique transportation alternative to the gridlocked streets of seaside cities like New York, Singapore, Shangai, and Dubai. The bullet shaped 36′ long speed yacht aims to provide a quick link between marina systems & business districts while providing simple comfort to passengers. Swivel seats can be adjusted for face-to-face meetings on the run, or positioned forward for windblown wake up call before the A.M. shift.
Designer: Hyun-Seok Kim
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Overview: Have you ever ever ever in your long long life heard of “De Tomaso” car manufacturing company? They’ve done well, almost went into liquidation a few years ago, and are now back in business. And you know who wants to be on their team? Designer Frederik Tjellsesen. And he’s done one heck of a job creating a concept to catch their eye. Tjellsesen’s created a four-door sports car by the name of “Ghepardo,” accenting the fabulously modern gray with a smooth, sensual purple.
This entire auto is inspired not only by the De Tomaso past line of cars, but by a fine taylor-made Italian suit as well. De Tomaso cars Pantera and Mangusta are used as inspiration for surface treatments and more.
Instead of giant air intakes supposedly indicating power, the Ghepardo boasts ecoboost technology and methanol fuel cells. Sustainable energy sources are TRUE power. Elegant surface, stands, volume, tensioned lines, and integrated spoilers creating a 0.25 Cd drag. Bottom windows installed to “increase the rear passengers perception of speed.” With a cue from the Magusta, the rear gull wings function as boot cover and rear doors.* *First time I ever saw this feature was Back to the Future 2 on television. For real.
Ghepardo is powered either by a Ford twin-turbo ecoboost 3.5 V6 engine producing 465 bgp or by four electric in-hub fuel cells producing 85 Kw each (combined creating the equivalent of 440 bhp.) Electricity is produced by a methanol fuel cell stack located beneath the 500 liter boot.
AND: Since I am a resident of the Twin Cities in Minnesota, USA, I am required to ask: His Royal Purpleness, Prince, would you call this auto your ride if it were brought to fruition?
Designer: Frederik Tjellesen
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