Harsh economic times? Design still inspires.
Steve Jobs stated once that the “design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” While this statement has proven to be crucial over thousands of years, one shouldn’t misinterpret it by emphasizing the functionality despite the design. When it comes to product design, the significance of aesthetics of a given device, the way its design looks and feels, determines the choice of the customer once the functionalities of multiple devices are more or less similar. If supported by sound user interface, innovative design solutions can drastically enhance the user experience.

-Alienware’s latest desktop mothership, the Area-51 X-58, has touched down and it is warp speed fast, the monstrosity is infused with some of the finest components out there.
-Portable Bluetooth Speaker Looks Like a Hornet’s Nest, Buzzes Like a Beehive.
-Philips launched its Bluetooth web camera shaped like an alien arachnid. Created by Flynn Product Design, features three peculiar legs made up of ABS and Polypropylene.


-Scandyna Audio System Looks Alien, Blasts Intergalactic Sound. Every audio component from this line looks like a mini alien army built to infiltrate Earth’s desktops and living rooms. The space-age design isn’t some decoy, though, because the drops have some impressive pedigree under the hood. The speaker technology was originally developed by the hi-fi gurus at B&W, who also built the uber-cool, high-performance Zeppelin iPod speaker.
-Extraordinary invention fuses the interaction of your hands with laser beams to create the sounds of hundreds of different instruments. Beamz – Music Performance System is a unique “W” shaped electronic musical device with six integrated laser beams that lets you play with the light.

-The Princess Leia-styled ergonomically designed headphones support Bluetooth 2.0 and offer echo and noise cancellation technology.
-Flo Backpack Looks Like Star Wars Bounty Hunter. A modular, ergonomic, and performance strength bag perfect for city trips to all day hikes. The rigid thermofoam bags come in three flavors; the urban day pack, the weekender, and the 5-day trekker – that quickly snap into the universal Flo frame. Made of lightweight molded plastic, the frame features large air channels to maintain breathability and a flexible core for unrestricted mobility.