Unplug your desktop, laptop, TV, lamps, toaster, blender, and all other lesser appliances!
Silicon Valley has moved from laptops to lamps.
The soundtrack jumps from disco-bop to breathy gasps to easy jazz, sentences flip from English to Spanish, and desktop objects – a coffee cup, a laptop, a table lamp – are made to swarm round Robertson's head like moths.
The computer tower, a laptop, under a lamp, or sometimes even a combination of the two.
They gather up earthly detritus – technology outmoded and obsolete, spanning decades and schools of thought, gramophones, microphones, laptop computers, gas lamps – and find places in which to store them.
Like a laptop-friendly lava lamp, Amsterdam-based artist Kamiel Rongen's trippy, fluid art videos are truly mesmerizing.
The bed – a sleeping bag – is attached to the wall and there's just about room for a lamp and laptop.
The items most frequently broken or lost, he said, include laptop batteries, projection television lamps, refrigerator water filters and dryer timer knobs (so you're not alone).
The central lounge, with laptop friendly tables and lamps, would resemble the Reading Room at the New York Public Library, if everyone there were a well-heeled foreign student and you could order drinks late into the night.
While we've all felt that weird "smoothness because we're about to be electrocuted" feeling on laptops and even lamps, this sounds considerably more sinister.
