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Tech gadgets that push beyond the ordinary. Discover innovative electronics, smart tools, and clever devices that combine functionality with standout design.
The compact Cub speaker from Turtlebox cranks out big volume for its size, while offering its maker’s signature durability. Its case is drop-proof, crush-proof, dust-proof, and waterproof, making it the perfect companion for outdoor adventures. Backed by a class-D digital amp, a titanium tweeter, and a 4.5″ woofer, it’ll run for up to 14 hours
Available as of today, the Vostro 2510 is the latest addition to Dell’s small business line. Clad in red, this 15.4″ laptop sports sharp lines, 4 USB ports and a discrete GeForce 8400M GS video card.
TCL’s A400U series TV blends a picture frame-inspired design with QD-Mini LED performance. Available in sizes from 55″ to 98″, it has an ultra-slim profile, a flush wall mount, hundreds of local dimming zones, and up to 2500 nits peak brightness. It Includes a curated art library, supports 4K 144Hz gaming, Google TV, AirPlay 2,
This retro-style Bluetooth speaker cranks out room-filling stereo sound from its dual 4″ drivers, backed by 100 watts of amplification. It has a built-in 6000 mAh battery that provides up to 12 hours of cordless play time, and a backlit analog VU meter. It also includes a pair of wireless microphones for Karaoke duets.
All speaker and little else, Altec Lansing’s Orbit-MP3 speaker gets right to the point but still manages to pack in a little style. Its straightforward look comes with an equally honest price.
iThink is one of those products that we prefer not to “think” about, so frightening are its implications. A concept by graphic designer Paul Micarelli, it’s a cyborg implant with hints of The Matrix.
Hot Hardware has a review up of the Asus Eee Box B202. Like the Dell Studio Hybrid, however, the Eee Box’s value lies mostly with its small form factor and low power consumption.
It may not be an iPod or Zune, but Philips’ GoGear packs in decent features for the cost: a cool, Zune-reminiscent interface, 2.8″ screen, Rhapsody integration, FM radio and Bluetooth.
We love two-fers, and LG’s BD-300 does exactly that: it not only plays Blu-ray discs, but also streams Netflix movies. Available in Fall, Gizmodo reports that the price should be “well under $500.”
The world’s first 16.4″ laptop, Sony’s FW Series gets a bigger screen in a 15.4″ footprint. Other specs: 6.4 lbs, 1600×900, MacBook-style keys, and optional Blu-ray RW drive.
The MISSION 1 PRO ILS brings interchangeable lenses to GoPro’s tiny cinema camera. Its Micro Four-Thirds mount supports hundreds of lenses, while a 1-inch sensor captures 8K60, 4K240, and up to 1080p960 slow-motion video. It also offers 10-bit color, up to 14 stops of dynamic range, lens-optimized HyperSmooth stabilization, 32-bit audio, and 50MP stills.
Creality’s compact Pika scanner captures full-color 3D models of objects. It uses cameras, infrared lights, and blue lasers to scan with 0.03mm of precision, and can scan objects from the size of a coin to a full human body. AI tech helps fill in holes and enhance textures, while its mobile app provides real-time previews
