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Solvit+ Soluble Vitamins and Dispenser Aimed at Children

TheFuture — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 04:04:52 +0000

The idea behind this design is to create a product that promotes a fun and tasty way for kids to get the everyday vitamins their body needs. The product will administer vitamins in the form of a tasty drink, a new innovation encouraging children to take supplements to boost their daily vitamin intake.

Solvit+ is a fun way to take vitamin. Solvit+ is a dispenser where you can fill the pod with your favorite flavor capsule vitamin. The vitamin is fully soluble in water, simply mix it, children will love it. All dispenser components are made from polypropylene, main body and button mechanism are injection mould.

The ingredient of each capsule are contained within a self-supporting edible film. Beneath the dissolvable film lies a thick syrup solution which contains 20% of a child’s RDA of vitamin A, B, C, E, B6 and B12 as well as various mineral supplements.

Designer : Tom Kenworthy

Media Center PC – Your Ultimate Entertainment Experience in One Device

TheFuture — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 04:42:56 +0000

Using media center PC, you can control everything just by using a wireless touch screen remote control. Record, pause, and rewind TV. This remote concept incorporates a bluetooth laser keyboard allowing you to access your email from the comfort of your armchair. Stream media from any wireless enabled device.

Designer : Tom Kenworthy

Stylish Flash Memory Card Holder

TheFuture — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 13:08:42 +0000

Flash Memory Card Holder designed by Tom Kenworthy can help you to bring your memory card safer wherever you are. There are a lot of flash memory card out there, most of you probably only know Micro SD or SD. Traveling with all those memory cards can be so difficult, if you are not careful, you might easily lose those memory cards. The solution ? Get this stylish flash memory card holder.

Designer Tom Kenworthy envisages a sustainable 3 tier sliding holder made from recycled vending cups. It only takes 7 plastic cups to make one holder. It?s lightweight, small, and can be colored to your heart?s desire. You might not need to carry your memory cards everywhere but at the very least this is a great way to keep them all in one place.

Designer : Tom Kenworthy