The Finger Jack Holder is a great idea that helps you keep your cables organized on your desk. The fingers keep your cables ordered and within reach. The option of tagging each cable is quite a clever one, it makes it easier for you to pick the camera charger line out of the other gadget and devices cable that the fingers hold. I like it!
Finger Jack Holder is a 2012 red dot award: design concept winner.
Designers: Lee Hugon & An Hyeonjeong
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Really? This had to be a 3D drawing?
I can probably make this faster than it takes to model one of these USB plugs…
That, and I’ve seen this idea before, many times… You can probably buy something like this at IKEA.
Seems more like a handy tip (label your charger cables!) than a product design concept…
Really, rendering of this, questionable design, post this Snable product from UDS http://kck.st/15qeH1V
I never saw anything so versatile for cord management!
exelent is good idea
This would be really good for the office as I always drop these cables