Recklessness doesn’t lie in how we treat our gadgets, it’s in over-utilizing the scarce energy resources that power them. Well, all of us have this virtue. Maybe to outwit our happy-go-lucky mindset, designers Lai You Cheng, Liu Kai Ping and Liu Chen Guang offer the ACE Plug that’s more of a reminder than just being a simple socket. In case you forget to unplug it from the wall socket, it starts sending annoying signals (electronic whispering) and deafening noises to remind you.
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Another attribute that makes it a thing worth appreciation is the spotlight that helps you find the plughole in dark.
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Via: YankoDesign
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