Gadgets

The World’s First Tablet Projector Promises a 100-Inch Display

A built-in projector isn’t quite at the top of anyone’s wish list for tablet improvements. But that didn’t stop Promate from putting one into its new LumiTab and declaring it the world’s first tablet projector. The average consumer might not be interested yet, but corporate honchos who live and die by PowerPoint presentations are surely…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski Apr 30

What’s The Fastest You’ve Ever Destroyed a New Gadget?

Accidents happen. Butterfingers or not, you’re bound to slip up and destroy a perfectly lovely device, especially if you use it a lot. But the worst is when you bust that sucker up RIGHT after you’ve started to fall in love with it. What’s your record time for completely and totally busting up a new…

Gadgets Eric Limer Apr 27

Behold the Fastest CF Card Ever Made (For Now)

Are you worried your compact flash card won’t be able to keep up with the demands of the upcoming 4K revolution? Toshiba’s got your back with its new Exceria Pro series CF cards that boast read and write speeds of 160MB/s and 150MB/s respectively, making them the world’s fastest—for the time being. Available in 16GB,…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 26

Blind the Boogeyman With This Quad Beam Light Cannon

Similar to the megapixel arms race that digital camera manufacturers got caught up in, flashlight makers are instead hell bent on coaxing as many lumens from a handheld torch as they can. Even if it means massaging the definition of a compact flashlight like NiteCore has done with its portly TM26. Made from aerospace-grade aluminum…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 23

HP’s New Multi-Touch Graphing Calculator Has Smartphone Aspirations

These are exciting times for anyone who’s refused to replace their trusty standalone graphing calculator with a similarly capable smartphone or tablet app. Your stubbornness is finally paying off as HP is teasing what appears to be one of the most advanced color touchscreen calculators the scientific world has ever seen. That, or a lame…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 23

Euphonia: A Free Cinematic Film About Our Love Affair With Technology

This wonderful 53-minute movie, released for free on Vimeo and produced with no budget, tells the story of of a high schooler obsessed with experiencing the world through technologically created sound bites. Called Euphonia, the film was created by Danny Madden and it’s a moving and insightful piece of cinema, which just happens to be…

Gadgets Jamie Condliffe Apr 23

This Ultraviolet Lamp Keeps Your Dishwasher Clean No Matter How Dirty the Dishes

There’s a good chance your dishwasher fills with nasty, dirty dishes well before you get around to doing a load. And that breeds bacteria that can lead to an awful smell in your kitchen; a consequence of laziness that this UV disinfectant lamp promises to eliminate. The microscopic murderous benefits of ultraviolet light have been…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 22

Turn Your iPad Mini Into the Perfectly Sized Desktop Arcade

There are already numerous arcade accessories for the iPhone and iPad, but this iPad Mini version seems to strike the perfect balance of compact size versus playable controls. https://gizmodo.com/the-rad-icade-mobile-icade-for-iphone-and-icade-core-j-5874342 The Arcadie cabinet docks with your iPad’s mini lightning port for power and connectivity, and works with a handful of free clones of classic arcade games…

Tech News Andrew Liszewski Apr 22

This Glowing Orb Keeps Your Laptop Running Cool in Extreme Conditions

The easiest way to keep your laptop running at peak efficiency is to just keep it cool and comfortable. Its processor can get pretty toasty crammed in that ultra-thin housing, so Thermaltake’s created a miniature portable air conditioner called the GOrb II that promises to keep your system comfortably cool, even if you’re not. Comprising…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 22

Muji Stripped This Splash-proof Speaker To Its Bare Essentials

Muji’s known for its ultra-minimalistic take on everything from office supplies, to apparel, to electronics like this simple splash-proof speaker housing for a smartphone that still provides full access to its touchscreen. Powered by three AAA batteries that promise up to 30 hours of playback, the $70 speaker eschews a wireless connection to your device…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 22

This Iron Man Mouse Puts Tony Stark’s Head in Your Hand

If you can’t quite stretch to a full suit, then maybe you can make do with am Iron Man mouse to satisfy your super hero hankerings. https://gizmodo.com/can-you-really-call-this-life-size-iron-man-mark-42-sui-5995045 Built under official Marvel license by Japanese company e-blue, this mouse is—sadly—pretty much like any other mouse: two AA batteries, optical, with a resolution of 1000 dpi. More…

Gadgets Jamie Condliffe Apr 22

What Our Gadgets Will Look Like a 100 Years From Now

Some objects age gracefully. Think the design of products from 1960’s era Braun. Or some of Apple’s stuff. But that’s just the design that stays timeless, the actual object gets beat up by both Father Time, Mother Nature and Careless Human. It’s going to be rare to see a mint condition iPod a hundred years…

Gadgets Casey Chan Apr 20

TomTom’s New GPS Watches Are Easily Controlled With a Large Cyclops-Like Button

A couple of years ago TomTom partnered with Nike for what was one of the first GPS sport watches that didn’t look like some monstrous fitness accessory strapped to your wrist. But now the company is parting ways with the swoosh and releasing a set of TomTom-branded watches called the Runner and Multi-Sport for those…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 17

Gigabyte’s Aivia Uranium Gaming Mouse Comes With Its Own Tiny Monitor

A beefed up computer ensures you can actually play the latest and greatest PC gaming titles, but if you want to compete online with even a marginal level of success, you’re going to need to get yourself a kick-ass mouse as well. Gigabyte’s new Aivia Uranium seems to fit the bill, particularly if you want…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 17

LG’s New Robo Vacs Come When They’re Called

One of the biggest joys of owning a dog is that if you spill food on the floor, you can call them over and have it taken care of in no time. And that has to be what inspired the latest version of LG’s RoboKing voice-activated vacuum cleaners. Besides getting a promised 10 percent boost…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 16

Test Your Touch Typing Prowess With a Murdered Out Keyboard

Targeted at gamers, developers, and anyone who spends a lot of time pounding on a keyboard, Cooler Master’s new CM Storm QuickFire Stealth features mechanical switches for that old-school feeling, and black keys that are only labeled on the front side. It’s not impossible for a non-touch typist to use the $95 Storm QuickFire Stealth,…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 15

This Credit Card Sized Backup Battery Is a Different Kind of Charge Card

Unless you’re completely killing your smartphone’s battery on a daily basis, you don’t need to haul around a massive backup battery. A single emergency charge is all most of us need for those days when we talk or stream more than we intended, which makes the Tarot’s 1,500 mAh capacity the perfect balance of size…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 11

Watchmaker Girard-Perregaux’s Constant Force Escapement Is a Mechanical Work of Art

What’s great about mechanical watches is that you don’t have to understand what all the visible gears and other mechanisms inside actually do to appreciate them, they’re still utterly fascinating to watch. But the revolutionary constant force escapement in Girard-Perregaux’s new timepiece is worthy of note because it’s a straight-up mechanical masterpiece. As Hodinkee explains,…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 11

Beets Parody Headphones Are Actually Not a Prank

Revealed while the internet is still recovering from last week’s barrage of fake April Fool’s products, OrigAudio’s Beets headphones—a parody of Dre’s Beats headphones—are real and will set you back just $25 a pair. Will they sound as ‘good’ as an authentic and considerably more expensive pair of Beats? Probably not, even when you consider…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 10

Lens-Friendly Novo Action Cam Turns Your Extreme Stunts Into Cinematic Masterpieces

The action cam field is pretty crowded at this point, so how do you make consumers choose your offering over a GoPro? The easiest way is to just repackage the GoPro in a sturdier housing that makes it compatible with C-mount lenses and call it the Novo. Working alongside View Factor Studios, Radiant Images have…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski Apr 8

The World’s First Tablet Projector Promises a 100-Inch Display

What’s The Fastest You’ve Ever Destroyed a New Gadget?

Behold the Fastest CF Card Ever Made (For Now)

Blind the Boogeyman With This Quad Beam Light Cannon

HP’s New Multi-Touch Graphing Calculator Has Smartphone Aspirations

Euphonia: A Free Cinematic Film About Our Love Affair With Technology

This Ultraviolet Lamp Keeps Your Dishwasher Clean No Matter How Dirty the Dishes

Turn Your iPad Mini Into the Perfectly Sized Desktop Arcade

This Glowing Orb Keeps Your Laptop Running Cool in Extreme Conditions

Muji Stripped This Splash-proof Speaker To Its Bare Essentials

This Iron Man Mouse Puts Tony Stark’s Head in Your Hand

What Our Gadgets Will Look Like a 100 Years From Now

TomTom’s New GPS Watches Are Easily Controlled With a Large Cyclops-Like Button

Gigabyte’s Aivia Uranium Gaming Mouse Comes With Its Own Tiny Monitor

LG’s New Robo Vacs Come When They’re Called

Test Your Touch Typing Prowess With a Murdered Out Keyboard

This Credit Card Sized Backup Battery Is a Different Kind of Charge Card

Watchmaker Girard-Perregaux’s Constant Force Escapement Is a Mechanical Work of Art

Beets Parody Headphones Are Actually Not a Prank

Lens-Friendly Novo Action Cam Turns Your Extreme Stunts Into Cinematic Masterpieces

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