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Sensory Recall Made Easy
It’s no secret that our sense of smell is the one that’s most connected to recalling memories no matter how distant. Designed with this in mind, the OZONE concept utilizes a unique aromatic cartridge system that can take you back or pick you up depending on what you want!
The magic lies in OZONE’s thoughtfully developed scents that are reminiscent of a number of places and things. Users can load the unit with up to 10 cartridges with scents ranging from rainfall to Grandma’s pudding. Each will take you back to a time and place with all the associated memories from moments of the past. Other scents, like fresh coffee, are optional as a way to awaken the spirit and kickstart the day with a natural burst of energy.
Designer: Paul Sandip
Prototype
11 states sue EPA over attempt to reverse ban on ozone-harming HFCs
The Scott Pruitt-era EPA is facing yet more legal action over its attempts at reversing US environmental regulations. A group of 11 states (including New York and California) and the District of Columbia have sued the EPA for violating the Clean Air...
Someone is Still Making Banned Ozone Destroying Chemical
CFCs were lauded as a victory for the science of chemistry. They were used in many items from spray cans to military hardware. Then came the big shock in 1987. A group of scientists found that these...
Someone is Still Making Banned Ozone Destroying Chemical
CFCs were lauded as a victory for the science of chemistry. They were used in many items from spray cans to military hardware. Then came the big shock in 1987. A group of scientists found that these...
A banned CFC is destroying the ozone and nobody can find its source
Scientists spent years campaigning for a ban on the ozone-damaging chemical CFC-11, but 30 years after it was phased out in the 1987 Montreal Protocol, someone somewhere is breaking the rules. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis...
Ozone Exon V30 Optical Gaming Mouse
Ozone Gaming is set to launch their latest optical gaming mouse, the Exon V30. Made for right-handed palm grip players, this ergonomically-designed gaming mouse is equipped with 6 programmable buttons, a high precision PixArt PMW 3325 optical sensor of up to 5000 DPI resolution and a gold-plated USB connector (cable length: 1.8m).
Not just that, the Exon V30 also comes with RGB LED system featuring up to 16.8 million colors, an internal memory of 128KB and Omron’s switches in the left and right buttons. Compatible with Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 operating systems, the Exon V30 will be available at the beginning of February for 39.90 Euro (about $49). [Product Page]
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Treaty ending use of planet-warming HFCs takes effect in 2019
The treaty phasing out the use of Earth-warming hydrofluorocarbons now has an official start date. Sweden has become the 20th country to ratify the Kigali Amendment, invoking a clause that has the measure taking effect on January 1st, 2019. From th...
Hole in Ozone Layer is Smallest Since 1988
Warmer air temperatures high above the Antarctic led to the smallest recorded seasonal ozone hole in 30 years. Satellite imagery shows that this year’s ozone hole has shrunk by 19.6 million square...
Ozone Neon M50 Gaming Mouse With Pixart PMW3310 Optical Sensor
Ozone is bringing you their latest gaming mouse, the Neon M50. Designed exclusively for right-handed users, this ergonomically-designed mouse is equipped with 6 programmable buttons, a high precision Pixart PMW3310 optical sensor of up to 5,000 DPI resolution, a polling rate of up to 1000Hz and a USB connector.
Furthermore, the mouse comes with customizable 16.8M RGB color lighting, a 128kb of on-board memory for storing up to three different profiles and durable Omron switches in the Left and Right click buttons. Measuring 132.63mm x 73.48mm x 41.29mm and weighing 115.5g, the Ozone Neon M50 is available now for 49.90 Euro (about $53). [Product Page]
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