Showing posts with label Living. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Living. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Socially Connected TVs - Bring Friends, Updates and the 'Net to the Living Room Via Chumby NeTV (TrendHunter.com)

ProdigyBring Friends, Updates and the 'Net to the Living Room Via Chumby NeTV

Why shell out your savings for a new smart television when, for a fraction of the price, you can let a Chumby NeTV stream social network updates and the Internet onto your set?

Because technology develops so quickly, it’s difficult to keep up to date while maintaining the stability of your bank account. This tough reality is what makes the Chumby NeTV so valuable. Acting as a middle man between your television set and the cable box, this device pushes your social network, Android apps and even Internet connectivity onto the screen. A smooth interface that includes social updates, emails and your favorite blog is superimposed onto the cable feed and disappears at the touch of a button.

Even the decrepit jumping box my grandparents grew up with is compatible with the Chumby NeTV!

Tweet Published: Sep 10, 11 • References: engadget and thisismynext Must SeeWTFOMGLoLCuteNerdyHot

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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Living Dining Hybrids - Warmpath by Michael Harboun Marks the Merging of Two Rooms (TrendHunter.com)

SuperstarWarmpath by Michael Harboun Marks the Merging of Two Rooms

“What an unusual combination,” you might say of Warmpath by Michael Harboun, but in fact, the composite piece is quite a witty creation. The designer reminds his admirers that both the kitchen table and the fireplace have the undeniable aptitude for bringing people together, so why not amalgamate them into one super furnishing that can define the social dynamic of the floor plan.

“When Miss Table and Mr. Stove meet” is not simply a description of bonding two different objects together, because this piece actually integrates them. The gas fire conducts come from the wall and through the tabletop, gently heating the Corian eating surface. Combined with Z-shaped chairs and a charming dialogue between its two halves, Warmpath by Michael Harboun becomes the undeniable heart of the home.

Tweet Published: Sep 8, 11 • References: michaelharboun and yankodesign Must SeeWTFOMGLoLCuteNerdyHot

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Monday, July 25, 2011

Moving and Living in Spain

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This ebook has everything you need for your new life in Spain. From planning, moving to buying a home and...

Important Cities, Languages and Climate Basics on Buying Property Moving in and Setting up Utilities Banking Taxes and Cost of Living Health Care and Insurance How to find the right School Permits and Visas Daily Life... from Food and Eating to Getting in Touch with Locals

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