Version 1.0: carrying a bunch of drinks around with your hands. Version 2.0: those shallow egg carton trays that always make you think your drinks are about to tip over. Version 3.0: this magnificent beverage buggy. More »
There’s no better way to enjoy your coffee than with this “zero gravity” cup, which stays balanced at a perfect angle when at rest. Plus, it includes a graph that demonstrates the exact trajectory of love. More »
Good idea: tossing plastic cups for disposable, edible ones made out of agar agar, in flavours like lemon-basil and ginger-mint that can be tossed in the grass afterward. Bad idea: using them outside right now. [thewayweseetheworld via Treehugger via PSFK]
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Genius: a cup sleeve that expands via endothermic reaction when the cup is filled with hot liquid, insulating your hot coffee and keeping your hand from getting roasted. Utterly horrifying: the end of this video. More »
Though I’ve never tried it, I guess coffee just doesn’t taste as good coming out of an aluminium bag. That’s the only reason I can think of for inventing this astronaut coffee cup.
You know what there’s not enough of in the world? Coffee mugs with integrated digital photo frames. (If you answered clean water, peace or medical care, thanks for playing, idiot.)
It takes a lot for a coffee cup to impress me. Hell, if no cups were available I would probably have the barista pour coffee into my cupped hands. Still, it is hard not to be taken aback by the nerdy coolness of this zoom lens design. Unfortunately, the cup is only a concept at this point, and making one for yourself could prove to be an expensive little project. But I would be the first in line to buy one if someone produced a version at a reasonable price. [yok2008 via Coolbuzz via Shiny Shiny via Dvice]
