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Aug 2, 2012 2:40 PM   It seems most airports are designed so that the randomly scattered power outlets are located as far from the gate seats as possible. So while California College of Arts student Daye Kim's actually designed the Whaletale suitcase mat for parents wrangling kids while traveling, it also seems incredibly handy for anyone dealing with an overcrowded airport. When folded up the Whaletale straps to the underside of a rolling suitcase so you still have access to the bag's contents through the lid. But when opened and spread out on the ground, the blanket provides a large and clean place for feeding or changing infants, for kids to play, or for embargo-racing bloggers to work. And since it always remains tethered to a suitcase, the Whaletale even provides a place to lean up against when sitting for those times when airport walls are already filled with passengers with the same idea. Attention luggage makers of the world—one of you needs to get in touch with this ...

Aug 1, 2012 12:40 PM   Who says a USB hub has to have a minimal design or be highly portable? Not designer David Weeks, who created this hub for Kikkerland that's shaped like a miniature metropolis full of not-so-towering skyscrapers. With just four extra USB ports you're mostly paying $20 for adorableness over functionality with this hub. But who could resist the fun of reigning over their own tiny town? It's almost like a real-life version of Sim City that you can play all day at work. [Kikkerland via Tweek] View the original article here This post was made using the Auto Blogging Software from WebMagnates.org This line will not appear when posts are made after activating the software to full version.

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