OFFICE SOLUTIONS
On the write track It seems the art of handwriting is certainly not lost when you take a look at the latest off ering from Pilot Pen of Japan. The Dr Grip pen has been designed with a balanced centre of gravity and has a wide double-layered grip to lessen hand fatigue. It uses Acroball ink, formulated to dry quickly and be water resistant, as well as endure (ideal for cheque and archive use). INFO
www.pilotpen.com.au
PENS
With the end of the fi nancial year in sight, Tim Stackpool reckons there are many good ways to invest any extra budget allocated to the offi ce.
RECHARGING
LAMINATION
As cool as it comes Sealing both A4 and A3 documents,
OFFICE SAFETY
Ending cable clutter If you love to keep the offi ce tidy – and
safe – you’ll love the cable cord straps developed by IT entrepreneur Nicole Kersh. These straps are just part of the range of products designed to keep the unsightly aspect of technology out of sight. Use them to keep excess cords from becoming a trip hazard, and use diff erent colours to identify each cable. There is also an area to write on inside the reusable push-to-lock mechanism, making it easy to customise, or you can use the numbers and letters included. Kersh is seeking to open a manufacturing plant in Australia soon, which will mean quicker deliveries and a quicker roll-out of new products. INFO
www.cablemanagement.com.au
Do it your way French Navy’s stationery, including
invitations, can now be customised. Clients can opt for diff erent fonts, borders, motifs and colours.
INFO
www.frenchnavy.com.au STATIONERY 24 APR/MAY 2013 I
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the Fellowes Callisto laminator has an advanced “Hot Swap” technology system allowing you to change pouch and document thickness without having to wait for the unit to heat up or cool down. The laminator features “HeatGuard” technology, a patented safety system with double-walled insulation to keep heat inside while reducing the surface temperature of the unit, ensuring it is always safe to touch. The low-friction “ClearPath” ensures the laminator is jam-free when using Fellowes pouches. The Callisto laminates pouches up to 125 microns thick and comes with a starter kit for 10 documents.
INFO
www.fellowes.com
Now it’s power drinking... While not on the market yet, this device
is so clever we wanted to give you a sneak peek. Shaped like a hockey puck, it acts as a coaster for cups and glasses. But the trick is that the heat (or cold) from the drink sitting on it is converted into power. One side is red and the other blue. Hot drinks are placed on the red side and cold drinks on the reverse. Plug any USB-charged device into the “onE Puck”, such as an iPhone, Android handset or MP3 player, to charge it. INFO
www.epiphanylaboratories.com
PORTABLE POWER HEALTH
Work(out) station Taking any chance to stretch, turn, swivel
and reach is helpful if you’re sitting all day. This deck of 40 instructional cards is ideal if you have little time to concentrate on fi tness. Each demonstrates a specifi c pose and movements to help stimulate the mind and activate the body while at work. Compiled by Fusion Yoga & Pilates, the activites can be done at your desk or in limited space. And you don’t need to change into your gym gear.
INFO
www.fusionyoga.com.au
Solar power on the go While the sun is shining, a dead battery
is a thing of the past. The new Solio Bolt battery pack and solar charger is a portable, hand-held universal-charging device that uses rotating solar panels to recharge USB-powered gadgets. The charger allows for maximum convenience, being able to charge your device in any situation, on the go, outdoors or in transit. You can also store power in the Bolt and charge your phone with saved power. The unit folds into a compact package that fi ts in the palm of your hand and weighs a mere 150g.
INFO
www.solio.com
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