The world first floating bed - Amazing !!


Consider this one for the record books. Know this is not furniture any of us will have, or even see for a long time, but here is just the way things are going in this day of technological advancement.

Dutch architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars worked for six years to develop this floating black platform using opposing magnets that repel each other to create the world first floating bed dining table.

Ruijssenaars was inspired by the mysterious monolith in Stanley Kubrick s 1968 cult film 2001: A Space Odyssey. Thin steel cables tether the $1.54 million dollar modern sleeping platform that the designer admits needs some comfortable bedding, in place holding out for them mass produced version that will significantly drop the price so can be the first on my block to float to sleep. 

CPU Inside a Keyboard! - Amazing



CPU Inside a Keyboard - The complete look



A closer look at the keyboard : Top portion showing the 'Power' button and other things



Right side view of the keyboard - Can see the height




Front bottom portion of the keyboard




The 'Rear-View' of the keyboard showing the various input output options and various ports




The closer look at the 'Rear-view' of the keyboard - The portion of the removable harddisk








The internal assembly of the keyboards having an integrated CPU

Twitter, Facebook use jumps 82 percent - Holy Kaw!

Nielsen knows what you spend your time doing and it involves a lot of tweeting and Facebooking. New data from the media research firm reveals that the average social-networking user spent five and a half hours on sites like Facebook and Twitter in December 2009. That marks an 82 percent increase in monthly usage from December 2008.

Other Nielsen data tidbits include:

  • Facebook is the most popular social networking site, nabbing 67 percent of social networking users worldwide.
  • Australians spend the most time on social networking sites, averaging seven hours per month.
  • Twitter is the fastest growing social networking site, boasting a 579 percent jump in unique users.

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