• XStylus Touch

    The XStylus Touch is a transforming wide-grip heavy weight touch pen for the iPad. It is the most sensitive ergonomic iPad stylus on the market made possible by 527 funders on IndieGoGo. First production batch will be shipped out in early 2012. Custom engraved version is US$45, standard glossy white or glossy black version is US$35 each.
  • Music Pacifier

    The Music Pacifier is a musical soother concept that uses denta-mandibular technology, also known as bone conduction technology, to conduct sound waves from the vibrating tongue of the Music Pacifier to the jaw bone of the user, and finally to the inner ear of the auditory system. This is why sound emitted by the soother is only audible by the user, and not by others.
  • XStylus Crayon

    The XStylus Crayon is a transforming wide-grip touch pen for Nintendo handheld gaming consoles, which can be store inside the original pen slot. Available now. US$19.99 per pack of 4 (worldwide shipping included; 3DS and XStylus Crystal not included)
  • SS Mirror

    The SS Mirror is a low tech solution designed for camera users to take better self portraits. The mirrors are compatible on mobile phones, film cameras, and digital cameras.
  • Color Flash Cube

    The Colour Flash Cube is a low tech lighting solution for your lomo or fun camera. It is portable, fun and easy to customize. The 3 transparent colour flash filters in red, blue and green allows you to add wild colours into your creative photography.
  • GreenBulb picked by Cosmopolitan Gadget Girl

    To the fun, fearless females (or fabulous), you might enjoy these two articles from Cosmo! Selected and reviewed by Gadget Girl Mandy Watson from Cosmopolitan South Africa, these are the hottest trends in gaming, camera gear and portable devices that you might want to keep in your clutch bags and backpacks this Spring.  Here are [...]

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  • TVB Pearl Money Magazine on Crowdfunding in Hong Kong

    Here’s the TVB Pearl Money Magazine show on crowdfunding in Hong Kong. The show was originally aired on Feb 12, 2012. It looks like news about crowdfunding has been catching on Hong Kong media. I was recently interviewed by Hong Kong’s TVB Pearl (the TVB’s English Channel) reporter Zela Chin on my successful crowdfunding projects [...]

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