If Only I Had It

Remote control toys have have always been fun, but inevitably they aren’t that eco friendly as the faster models work on gasoline, which causes environmental damage. The next gen of remote control toys will be greener as Corgi in conjunction with Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies have created a toy that works with renewable clean energy. The H2Go is really cool looking.  Most ‘eco’ products aren’t mixing designer aerodynamic styling with a on board hydrogen fuel cell to power it all. The cars body is even made with wheat, and the the whole package is fully recyclable.

If you want to commute green and don’t have a long journey to work, then the XM-2000 electric scooter is a viable alternative. This vehicle from China is powered by a 2kW electric motor and 60V batteries. It retails for just $2,000, so don’t expect to hit killer speeds as the best it can do is 45mph, tops, with a range of 30 miles before you need to head towards a nearby power outlet. Guess people living in small towns will benefit most from something like the XM-2000.

45 iPOD CASES are built from reclaimed 45 rpm records that are custom fit to your iPod. Why 45’s? The center hole is the same size as the iPod’s click-wheel.

Not your typical mass-produced case: you choose your favorite piece of vinyl and we’ll custom build it to fit your iPod.
The 7-inch singles are reclaimed/reused materials and the felt padding inside is made from 40% recycled fibers.

This mobile workspace, by designer Mathias Schnyder, is perfect for your terrace, patio, deck or whatever type of outdoor space you have. It’s a solar powered desk, so you could still do your work while enjoying the sunshine. The solar cell on the roof makes it possible for you to plug in your notebook and fire away from the wonderful outdoors. It’s totally eco-friendly and has an exquisite design.