Home > News
After the Optimus keyboard, now a USB hub from Art Lebedev
Vincent Alzieu
May 22, 2009 10:48 am
May 22, 2009 10:48 am
After the OLED keyboard at a cost of just 1257,14 euros (save the pennies and ...), the Russian design studio Art Lebedev has put forward this USB hub concept. The brief: make it look good.
Ora-ïto had already responded to a similar brief from LaCie. We found the LaCie Huby pretty but impractical. Art Lebedev is now carrying the torch. In fact, the design was submitted in February but, hey, Russia is a long way off and as we know, when something happens far away, the internet takes a long time to relay it through...
Anyway, here’s one of Art Lebedev’s latest concepts. Pretty seductive we reckon:
And to those who say that Art Lebedev only knows how to produce theoretical and expensive impractical designs, check out this Samsung microwave designed by Art Lebedev! Note the appearance of a new, no doubt indispensable button. A heart. Anyone have any idea what it’s for?
Ora-ïto had already responded to a similar brief from LaCie. We found the LaCie Huby pretty but impractical. Art Lebedev is now carrying the torch. In fact, the design was submitted in February but, hey, Russia is a long way off and as we know, when something happens far away, the internet takes a long time to relay it through...
Anyway, here’s one of Art Lebedev’s latest concepts. Pretty seductive we reckon:

And to those who say that Art Lebedev only knows how to produce theoretical and expensive impractical designs, check out this Samsung microwave designed by Art Lebedev! Note the appearance of a new, no doubt indispensable button. A heart. Anyone have any idea what it’s for?

Previous story / Next story :
- 28/05Panel Juggling: New LG model numbers distinguish screens
- 27/05Netbook Test: Asus Eee PC 1000HE wins five stars
- 25/05New Screen test: LCD 23 and 24 inches: LG, Philips, Samsung
- Current story - After the Optimus keyboard, now a USB hub from Art Lebedev
- 22/05First live concert on Hulu
- 22/05Firefox wants to modernise its logo: the graphics plate
- 21/053D Realms still going, but not Duke Nukem Forever
Check out all of our High Tech offers: TV, Computing, Camera, Gaming, Telephony, Blu-Ray DVD on Pixmania

- 11/2008USB 3.0 is (almost) here
- 21/09New Tests: Five USB keys, from 4 GB to 32 GB
- 06/07Budget mini keyboard allows you to use your computer from the couch
- 30/062010 will see the end of proprietary mobile phone chargers in Europe
- 06/04New Test: KeySonic ACK-5600ALU keyboard
- 11/2008Kanguru Flash Drive with USB and eSATA
- 10/2008New Tests: Keyboards from Logitech, Microsoft





Product Face-Offs

