Desktop cable clutter is never a good thing, which is why David Lazar designed Cable.Gone. The design is a minimalist cable organizer intended to double as an iPad or laptop stand.
What separates Cable.Gone from other cable organizers, according to Lazar, is its ease of use. Cable.Gone requires no assembly and can be used straight out of the box. The material making up this cable organizer is a combination of a plastic inner and rubber outer. The rubber outer was chosen specifically to provide a strong and stable cushion for laptops and tablets. Lazar and his partner Ryan McNab are currently seeking funding on Kickstarter to help get Cable.Gone off the ground and into the manufacturing stage. This is the perfect design for those trying to organize their workspace.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Cable Organizers
- Opportunity for innovative cable organizing solutions that prioritize simplicity.
- Ease of Use
- Potential for disruptive innovations that focus on making products user-friendly with no assembly required.
- Multi-functional Designs
- Potential for creating products that serve multiple purposes, such as doubling as iPad or laptop stands.
Who This Affects Most
- Cable Management
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the cable management industry by creating minimalist and user-friendly solutions.
- Consumer Electronics
- Potential for innovative designs in the consumer electronics industry that prioritize ease of use and multi-functionality.
- Crowdfunding
- Opportunity for disruptive innovations in the crowdfunding industry by supporting projects like Cable.Gone that solve common workspace problems.
