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Cisco’s business “iPad”

Posted by maz on July 9th, 2010

Cisco pretends to market a real business tablet device (with Google’s Android OS): The innovative Cisco Cius is an ultra-portable, mobile collaboration business tablet that offers access to essential business applications and technologies. (Cisco Cius) credit: spiegel online But the really interesting question is if someone needs a business edition of Apple’s status symbol. Just [...]

xmas & innovation

Posted by maz on December 22nd, 2009

Some things do not need an innovation. “Events” like Christmas are innovated enough by far calling them “Xmas”. credit: Manuela Michalski (via The Design blog) Other – even incremental – innovations concerning Christmas (like this type of tree) are imho not necessary – although I really like the design Merry Christmas and a happy New [...]

the most important future innovation

Posted by maz on February 17th, 2009

Daniel Terdiman discussed the question “What innovations are most important to world’s future?“. His conclusion: a cost-effective, massively deployable desalination technology to master the global water crises. credit: IDE via CNet I also recommend you to read the discussion in the comment area of Daniel’s blog entry. To my mind the generation of “green energy” [...]

The Anti-SUV – source: open innovation

Posted by maz on September 4th, 2008

This year Peugeot holds it’s 5th design contest an invites (hobby) designers from all over the world to participate. Currently the 29 finalists are elected an one project attracted my attention: ego by Emre YAZICI (Turkey) credit: Emre Yazici It is easy to own, easy to maintain, and easy to operate. And, most importantly, it [...]

high tech for slow motion

Posted by maz on June 22nd, 2008

Photron announced that it’s Fastcam SA1 will be used at the Olympic Games in Bejing. Capable of over 5,000 full frames per second (fps) at mega pixel (1K x 1K) resolution, the brand new CMOS sensor provides true twelve bit pixel depth and is now capable of reduced resolution faster than 650,000 fps! Eventhough the [...]


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