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Look familiar? Yep. The Chinese have knocked off the Kindle, creating a device that looks just like the Kindle 2 and will be on sale in Japan for $210. The device will have a built-in cellular modem with SIM card.

The company, Peking University Founder, released no further specs nor did it explain what the hell its name means.

Inspired LED Bulb

Created from recycled cutlery, these cool Apple iPhone stands will look great in any modern kitchen.

iSpoon and iFork are available for $30 each at the ForkedUpArt etsy store.

The Quirky MugStir is a portable spoon that hangs onto the side of a coffee mug or cup of tea. Bring your MugStir to work to replace those nasty communal spoons, or to avoid wasting a new plastic spoon every time you need to stir a hot beverage.

The MugStir features:

- A handle that clips to the side of your mug, rubber-coated to protect the mug from scratches and your fingers from burns.

- A spoon that holds about 1/2 a teaspoon of liquid and acts as an ideal stirrer for your hot (or cold) beverage.

MugStir’s dimensions are approximately 3in tall x 1.25in wide x by 1in deep. The product comes in packs of three, so feel free to keep a spoon at work, a spoon at home, and a spoon with you when you’re on the go!

Silent Alarm Clock

Conceptual alarm clock that wakes you up without any sound. Each person wears a wireless ring with an integrated vibration device that generates a tactile alarm.

A Mug With a Temperature Sensor based on hot water you fill

Compact and lightweight, this personal humidifier offers portability that is perfect for travel use. Small enough to easily fit in your luggage or carry on. Two different sized bottle adapters and a 100~240V AC adapter allows universal usage. All you need to obtain at destination is a bottle of water. Also ideal for use at work, in nursery or for anyone who desires its convenience and portability. Ultrasonic technology offers cool mist and quiet operation.

The RCA creating Wi-Fi-powered gadget charger is a device for the energy source with the Wi-Fi wireless signal. RCA has presented a prototype of the handheld energy-harvesting battery that is especially designed to convert the energy which is transmitted in the Wi-Fi signals into DC power. This device is often called as the Airnergy. This uses the antenna and circuitry to harvest the energy for the device. It also uses an internal battery that stores the electrical charge.

For this device the representative of the company says that they tried to charge a BlackBerry from the 30 % to the full charge in approximately 90 minutes using the Wi-Fi signal at the CES. The RCA creating Wi-Fi-powered gadget charger has the varied charging speed and this varied speed depends on how close actually the battery is to the signal. The main and exact goal of creating this device is to have a product similar to the smartphone.

This could work as a replacement for the cell phone batteries at the same cost of a replacement. This RCA creating Wi-Fi-powered gadget charger is available in the ranges of the $40 to $50. There are many technologies available for the energy harvesting but no other device could be able to free the people successfully from the power cords of the music players and the cell phones.

The charger from the RCA that is the Airnergy Charger does not need that you plug in it to the power up your device and the gadgets. The Airnergy uses Wi-Fi signals in the air and then converts them into the electricity. The RCA creating Wi-Fi-powered gadget charger, Airnergy charger is a pocket sized portable device that provides you the optimal portability.

The Airnergy also has a battery in it and as it is a portable device then it can be used at any place and anytime. The testing and research of RCA has proved that this RCA creating Wi-Fi-powered gadget charger can fully charge a BlackBerry phone in just 90 minutes. This has a mini USB port that supports for the USB charging. RCA tried to integrate the energy harvesting into a battery.

This is the Video demo

When the standard lightbulb was invented, naturally, we applauded. But science means progress – and the world is now looking for alternative ways to light up our homes. This is one of the best we’ve found. Inside the Sun Jar is a highly efficient solar cell, a rechargeable battery and three low energy (but very pink) LED lamps.