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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.
If you loved laptops with trackballs, you’ll love this. The Nape Pro controller from Keychron adds a trackball beneath your keyboard. It places cursor control in a natural position while typing, adds programmable buttons, and a scroll wheel. It works at multiple angles, adjusting cursor movements to match. Supports 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, and USB-C connections.
Most factories use conveyor belts to move products between locations, but these take up valuable floor space. This unique packaging system, shown off at the COPHEX show, satisfyingly flings lightweight products like plastic bottles between stations. The system is engineered for a precision flight trajectory and a soft landing.
Traveling? Duracell’s PowerSource Mini (1 USB, 1 mini USB) and Xantrex’s Mobile100 (2 USB, 1 AC outlet) are backup Li-Ion batteries for laptops, MP3 players and cellphones.
Electronic Materials Office’s Altar II mechanical Mac keyboard measures just 4.75mm thick, pairing tactile switches with a sleek aluminum and recycled polymer body. It features a detachable control dial, haptic feedback, backlit keys, and a speaker for audio cues. Connects via Bluetooth wireless or USB-C wired. Reserve before the Kickstarter goes live 11.10.26.
The slim T700 is the successor to the T610 and comes in classic two-tone black on metal. Other specs: 2″ TFT display, 3.2 MP camera, quad-band GSM, 2100 MHz UMTS 3G.
Like walkie talkies but much less conspicuous, the Callpod Dragon is a normal Bluetooth headset but can also communicate with other Dragons up to 100m away. Agent 007, are you there?
While it won’t kick out the volume of the Bumpboxx BB-777s, the aiwa BackTrack Jr costs a lot less and still offers quality stereo sound. Backed by 30 watts of amplification, the retro boombox has a cassette player and recorder, an AM/FM radio, an SD card slot, mechanical VU meters, and works as a Bluetooth
Like yesterday’s Nikon S60, Sony’s Cyber-shot DSC-T700 also features a 3.5″ touchscreen in lieu of buttons. We also like the internal 4GB of memory, 10 MP and ISO 3200.
This wireless control pod offers a new way to interact with your computer or phone. It has four programmable keys with switchable scenes, plus a smooth-scrolling wheel with a pushbutton click control and an OLED configuration display. All controls can be programmed with ZMK Studio. It also works as a handheld remote and has an
Like a rave at your fingertips: the Luxeed Dynamic Pixel LED Keyboard is now available. Most of the keys can be individually set to any color you want; available in white or black.
