No money? Forgotten your credit card and want to buy a drink or snack from a vending machine? No problem – well in Japan anyway! New technology links your finger print with your credit card details and by simply scanning your finger you can buy what you need from these specially designed vending machines. Everyone has a unique finger print so this technology is foolproof and cannot be forged. Let’s wait and see whether this technology takes off and we start being able to pay everywhere with our fingers.
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You needn’t worry about forgetting an important date with this Countdown Clock from Sega Toys. This little digital clock not only tells the current date and time as per usual, but it also counts down the number of days, or minutes, left until a big day. So whether you need to keep track of how fast a wedding, birthday, anniversary or exam is approaching, this clock will make sure you remember to use your time wisely.
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Unwinding in the bathtub is a must-do after a long, stressful day. For years Sega Toys has been manufacturing the Homestar ‘Home Planetarium’, and now there is a Homestar Spa planetarium device specifically designed to make your time in the bathroom even more relaxing. This device brings stars, planets, flowers and even sea animals to your bathroom, making your experience more enjoyable as you leave the worries of the day behind. It is completely waterproof, and is both a decorative and entertaining addition to the bathroom.
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Japanese women have always had sophistication and now the fashion label Yu is bringing that level of class to Australia. Yu Konishi and Kyoko Tasaka launched their stylish designs in Sydney at the New Generation Runway show as part of the Australian Fashion Week in April. Showcasing elements of femininity and sexy allure, Yu’s designs aim to allow a woman to express her confidence and individuality. The designer duo of Yu moved to Sydney to expand and evolve their creative space; a move that allows Australian women the opportunity to jump on board this particular chic clothing ship.
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