When your couch pillows get a little messy, you flip them over. When the coffee table gets a little cluttered, you might stuff some of that junk beneath the surface on a lower shelf. Why shouldn't we approach cord management the same way? Turn it upside down!
With the Power Bridge concept, designer Hyuk Jae Chang discovered that you get a much cleaner look if you just put the outlets on the bottom of the power strip. It's even sleek enough to leave front-and-center on the desk.
Your stuff plugs in to the alligator-toothed underside of the Power Bridge, eliminating the octopus-of-cords look you get from most power strips. Instead, all wires come out one central spot, which you can turn to face any direction you'd like. A pivoting multi-directional power cord on the Bridge itself makes sure that no wire is left behind in the quest for perfection.
As a bonus, a light on top of the bridge above each outlet displays the amount of power being used by that device. A must-have gadget to the environmentally inclined!
Comments (5)
Good Idea...I could see 2 of these with a 'bridge' to hold a monitor/laptop.
It does make me wonder about the plugs that has a power transformer?
Can this actually be bought?
What about this big bulky plugs for larger electronics?
I wonder if they would fit.
This is brilliant - but until it's in production and available for retail sale, it's just Etherware.
What a cool idea! More importantly, it looks like a good way to manage safety with electrical wiring too. :)
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