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Fender Acoustic SFX

The use of bent plywood with a finish compliments an acoustic guitar as well as provides a relation to the instrument. A soft touch covered handle spans the width of the product and provides an ergonomic feel and experience for transportation. The finished bent plywood shell also lends itself to future finish stains that work well with the fabric grill cloth and stitched logo. The control panel is laid out in a clean and intuitive pattern which enhances the user's experience for not only general use but also the use of the digital effects and SFX technology.

RealVisual

RealVisual is a three-dimensional display can be observed 360°.3D object can be observed from different angles to the observer of the corresponding position, without using any tools, while allowing multi-people to watch at the same time. Users can show normal three dimensional models in an unprecedented way only use our operating software.it mainly used in computer aided design, architectural design, art design, movie and animation, shopping mall display, military sand table and etc.

Maikii Power Banks

This serie of Power Banks designed for Maikii are based on the newest technology of Li-Ion batteries, with power between 3000 and 4000 mAh, led light and battery indicator. They come in different colours and finishes: plastic, rubber and eco-leather. With their lighted hole for carrying they are easy to find in a bag and the perfect companion for smartphones and mobile accessories. Maikii is one of the first companies specialised in promotional and retail items which invested in their own design, product development and constantly in search of the newest technologies.

Blade

What is Blade? From a pure solution view point it’s a MHL-powered dongle with an embedded user interface that creates a streaming video/audio experience on a big screen TV. Blade combines user experience with low cost and high aesthetics. Visually Blade keys off these elements: a solid base that is weighted and provides a heft that gives comfort that the device won’t tip, a historical reference to English bone china that creates a visually appealing and translucence in the white plastic of the device body.

Core

Pin

It all started with a simple game in a creativity class and the topic which was "clock", emerged haphazardly. Thus, various wall clocks as well as a number of researches based on digital and analogue clocks have been reviewed. The initial idea has been started by the least significant area of clocks which is the pin on which the clocks are usually hanging. This type of clock includes a cylindrical pole on which three projectors are installed. These projectors render the three existing handles identical to those of the ordinary analogue clocks. However, they also project numbers.