The Monobloc Charger™️Finally, a place for your AirPods to sit down and relax after a long day of falling out of your ears. This miniature monobloc, aka the most ubiquitous chair design in human history, now serves a purpose beyond furnishing your uncle’s patio. Our debut “furniture” piece hides an Apple magnetic wireless charger right in the seat, letting your AirPods or Apple Watch kick back, take a load off, and juice back up to 100%. Now available in limited quantities. | Unnecessary Inventi

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Color television made its debut in the early 1950s, with U.S. manufacturers beginning mass production of color sets around 1953. However, high prices and a lack of color programming meant adoption was slow at first.The transition to color broadcasting unfolded gradually across the globe. The United States and Japan led the way during the 1960s and ’70s, while much of Europe followed at a slower pace. In parts of the Soviet Bloc, black-and-white broadcasts remained the norm well into the late 198