When I first saw the Reflectius Clock by Art Lebedev, I thought that it was simply using reflections, but that’s not the whole story. This wild concept clock uses 60 mirrors and a single laser to display the time.

reflections in the rain about a dream
When I first saw the Reflectius Clock by Art Lebedev, I thought that it was simply using reflections, but that’s not the whole story. This wild concept clock uses 60 mirrors and a single laser to display the time.

If you take off your glasses or look from afar, all you’ll see when you look at the Segmentus clock is a display that shows the time, kind of like those old clocks that were so popular some time ago. Now, when you look closer, you’ll see a whole bunch of clock hands working together to effectively simulate a digital display!
This great-looking jewelry from Art Lebedev will let you give the impression of having the option of cutting off your head or hand!

Art Lebedev’s latest concept design is a digital camera with a flexible tube, allowing you to take pictures around corners.

It’s a given that we need USB hubs. There aren’t enough USB ports on your computer to fit all of your gadgets and gizmos. USB hubs come in all shapes, sizes and colors, but ultimately people want something that works well and looks good. It’s that simple. I’ve had a few hubs. They were all cheap looking affairs that didn’t last long. That’s why I really like Art Lebedev’s new hub. It’s looks really great and reminds me of Pink Floyd.

Personally, I find the design of the HTC G1 a bit unappealing. That’s why I found this design tantalizing. It’s a concept phone named the Blackbook M designed by Emre Durmus, a freelance photographer and designer.

With all the hoopla around the HTC G1 and the Android OS, it’s not surprising that Art Lebedev, the company behind the Optimus Keyboard, came out with a new concept cell phone. The design is more than a concept since the studio is teaming up with Russia’s Scartel, a carrier which just launched a WiMax network in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

The Folderix USB flash drive is made by Art Lebedev, the team behind the ultimate keyboard, the Optimus Maximus. The drive is designed to look like a folder icon.
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