Want to add a stylish and functional USB Gadget to your work  place? This USB Tulip Hub might be something everyone will appreciate.  For just $22 this gadget looks like a small box that has four tulips and each tulip has a USB 2.0 port where you can connect any peripheral. So, you’ve got a functional device that allows you to make 4 usb slots from one and it will also decorate your work area.  Still worried that your co-workers will steal your traditional hub? This usb device looks different …

Here is another unique conceptual cooking surface by Matthias Pinkert, the Electrolux Cook Top Vesta. Designed especially for people who are always on the move, this fold-down cooking surface can be flipped open upwards and used as a preparatory surface, where flipping it otherwise will turn it into a cooking surface. Not only that, It also read RFID labels on food packaging so that you won’t overcook or undercook your food. [YANKO]

Designed by Brazil based design group Nódesign, the Maxdoor is a modern door concept that comes with a remote control, a digital door bell, number lighting that displays the house number, and a battery that powers the door up to one week without power supply. This futuristic door can be locked or unlocked at the click of a button, which is similar to a central lock door function on the car. I don’t know what happened if its battery runs out of power, maybe you will not be able to …

ESCORT has launched the next generation of its GPS powered speed and location intelligence radar and laser detector product called Passport 9500ix. The new Passport 9500ix has a new safety camera database and artificial intelligence to automatically eliminate false alarms. Not only that, the camera is also pre-loaded with an updatable Safety Camera Database which contains speed camera, speed trap and red light camera locations across North America. Available this July for a retail price of $499.95. [ESCORT]

Logitech has just announced its first Mac-compatible webcam, the Logitech QuickCam Vision Pro. The cam features a 2-megapixel sensor with premium autofocus technology and, most importantly, Carl Zeiss Optics. Not only that, with this new device you’ll be able to record sharp 720p high-def video clips, and VGA-quality video at up to 30 frames per second while video calling with iChat and Skype. It also features Logitech’s RightLight 2 Technology, which enables the webcam to “adjust intelligently in dim or harshly backlighted situations.” Available in July for approx $129.99. [Logitech]