USB Bird Lights

USB Bird Lights
Originally created for a high key/low key color theory project, these cork birds are permanently attached to a modified USB laptop light. When plugged in, light comes out of the plastic beak. These are meant to be fun little things to attach to your computer, specifically while in a working environment that isn't so personal.

Kitt-In Box

Kitt-In Box

We love our cats... and they seem to love walking across our keyboards! You can't blame them, they just want to be near us. With the Kitt-In Box, cats have a place to rest that's out of the way, but still an arm length's away from a scratch on the belly.

The Kitt-In Box can attach to the side of a desk or be placed on top it. Felt pads protect the desk top. Cats are drawn to the soft cushion and the high walls, which are perfect for nesting. The Kitt-In Box can support a 20 lbs cat and even small dogs!

GIANT earbud speakers

GIANT earbud speakers
Prepare to get blown away at your desk when you hook up this set of oversized earbud speakers to your computer, CD or MP3 player! Big fun, booming sound and a great conversation piece. Comes w/ audio and USB cable. Requires 3 AAA batteries (not included) Approx. 4.5"x8"

i/o Desk Organizer

Kaiju Studios
The i/o Organizer is an exploration of the working desktop landscape. i/o, or input /output, consists of modular ceramic and walnut elements which can be "plugged-in" to a sectioned felt and walnut base for customization. The design uses natural, warm materials that are ecologically responsible. In addition to the touch and interaction that is encouraged by the tactile quality of these materials, they also stand in contrast to the many metal and plastic desktop accessories currently available. Kaiju Studios is looking for manufacturing partners for the i/o Desk Organizer.

WoodShell laptop

WoodShell laptop

Fujitsu Ltd. is a natural to adopt the concept of a notebook PC model, which will be held in Milan, Italy Design Exhibition "-JAPAN DESIGN INNOVATION-2008" exhibition. Will be held on April 16 to 20 (local time) for five days.