The Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) has delivered its annual design awards confirming the growing interest in creating useful objects with a nice package and with a higher profile of technology products. A total of thirty awards for thirty creatives.

The 2010 IDSA design awards have had three winners this year, sharing the top prize of thirty awards that were given ten gold, ten silver and ten bronze without categories, ie, regardless of the award-winning product. Only the design was taken into account, rather the type of product or market success.

Every year more technological products are included in the list, as the Lattitude laptop, a USB Lacie or a Microsoft music player.

However, the most important award this year has been divided between three designs: an ecological latrine for developing countries (created by International Development Enterprises) a container of detergent also ecological (Design Method Products Inc.) and a multimedia hard disk player from Sling (of NewDealDesign LLC and SlingMedia Inc.)

More info: http://www.idsa.org/