Pock-it by Pu Tai, Ayda Anlagan & Paul Blease

11.28.07
Megan Martin says

This idea is amazing! I want them!! Are they available or are there any plans to make them available to the public?

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12.04.07
Sarah MacLean says

Where can I purchase pock-its?

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11.28.07
Kaiser-Machead says

Seems like a nice way for small businesses to stuff business cards in something…..er….I guess.

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11.28.07
Amiash says

its good a use for placing notes of notes and little notes of phone numbers from last night.. and train tickets and notes.

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11.29.07
Viktor says

Simple, and clever. I like it very much.

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11.29.07
RyanRaven says

Funny because mac’s have the stickies app. That’s a big reason as to why i dont use stickies around my monitor anymore.

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11.29.07
Shu says

damnit! why the hell didn’t I think of that? So simple.

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11.29.07
Nickolas Titkov says

Wonderful idea! I hope seeing them soon on sale.

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11.29.07
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11.29.07
gaylord says

“Harold Lloyd
Buster Keaton
Dolly Parton”

what a shopping list.

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11.29.07
Antonia Short says

Great idea for people who like to leave a message in a pocket-like paper.

I wonder if this type of paper is more easy to use than a magnet on a fridge.

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12.10.07
Design Guru says

Interesting and fresh idea with Pock-it, I like it! Usually I use simple stickers to make notes for my family or collegues. But usually we experience some problems with stickers – they are too little to pay attention on them.

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01.07.08
YS says

well done..i like it very very much…
very simple concept, but not many ppl will think of that!! i want this!!

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01.07.08
nXqd says

Great idea, very nice . But it’s just for notes that require stuffs :p

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02.03.08
what's the point? says

the adhesive’s probably not going to be strong enough to hold anything valuable

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03.12.08
jay says

I’m quite sure it could hold at least a couple hundred dollar bills, or credit cards. You’re mistakenly equating weight/size with value. Not to nitpick, and you’re right, it probably wouldn’t hold something like your keys (at least, not mine) or a cellphone, but you can do a lot with a very small weight in cash, and the thing is already pictured holding a credit card type object. While, sure, I can see some uses for the thing, and in fact, I do kinda like it for the “D’oh” factor. Why didn’t I think of that?

Well, because I’m one of probably very few people in the world who despise post its. Seeing them stuck to my monitor is really damn distracting. But hey, I’m probably a group of one. That may be due to the adoption of typing on a keyboard over writing on paper in the second grade, around 1985 or so. Gawd, anyone else have fond memories of the IBM PC Convertible? After an accident left me with severe tendon damage in my dominant left hand, something had to give, and IBM obliged with a thermal printer that clipped onto the back of the machine, which ran at 4.77 mhz, had 2 720k floppies, and no HDD (later a 10MB was sold as an option). Not sure how that related to the post it, other than the fact that I can barely scribble out five words a minute, but can type at 70+. Yeah, Post its suffer from that clumsy pen/pencil interface.

Hmm, not sure where I was going with all that, but there you have it all teh same.

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