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As a designer I'm pretty familiar with all of the popular image editing applications. My favs are Photoshop and Pixelmator. At the core they both do the same things and handle image editing the same way; within an environment based on layers with attached attributes.http://graphicdesignertoolbox.com/

Graphic Designer Toolbox (Mac only) offers the exact same features but based on a visual nodal structure they call blocks. This method enables anyone to see exactly what all was done in order in a non-destructive editing environment. It's an interesting way of organizing actions, something I've only seen in video compositing software.

I'm working thru the 30-day demo. Haven't made up my mind yet but I will say it's quite powerful and taps into OS X core graphic abilities. It's way faster than Photoshop but the workflow does take some getting used to. Ready to dive it? It'll only cost ya $42.94. Lemme know what you think.

Rilakkuma Netbook

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The popular Japanese anthropomorphic bear has made being lazy an appreciated past-time. Rilakkuma means "relax bear" and the wildly successful franchise is already spawning licensed products left and right. Watch out Hello Kitty. In fact, Bandai is releasing this ATOM powered Netbook equipped with 1 GB of ram, a160 GB hard drive, an 8.9" screen, Wi-fi, and a One-Seg tv turner. Why doesn't my Windows install come like that? DAMN!

If you can pull your lazy ass up off the couch, pick up this baby for $880 - Japan only. More pics after the jump.

via Akihabara

Apple App Wall

The frenzy surrounding this year's Apple WWDC may have been around the new iPhone 3G S but just outside in the lobby was a massive wall of Apple Cinema Displays filled with icons of every single iPhone application. Each time an app is purchased, the corresponding icon pulses causing a ripple across the screen and YES in real time.

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