Reebok CrossFit Flex Nano
Price: $135
Like working out? Then you're probably
really into CrossFit, the gym-based craze that is Apparently a Thing These
Days. Whether or not you're in the CrossFit club, these minimalist gym shoes
are ideal for working out: carbon rubber outsoles and sidewall straps make them
light but stable for a wide range of movement. Best of all, they use Reebok's
U-Form tech you heat them with a hairdryer and form them to your feet, for a
perfect fit. Mmm. That's better than a workout.
Reebok
CrossFit Flex Nano
Heel the world
Puma Basket InCycle
Like working out, how to solve the world's
problems? Pollution is kind of a biggic, so Puna has developed a range of
products that don't murder the biosphere. This new take on its classic Basket
is made from an organic cotton-and-linen upper and a biodegradable plastic
sole, which can be shredded and composted once you're done swanking about in
them. Compostable Creps? Sounds like a world-changer to us.
Puma
Basket InCycle
Stands to reason
Kubi
Price: $250
Website: revolverobotics.com
Until now, TelePresence robots droids that
allow you to see through their eyes and move them kind of like you're
possessing them have been hugely pricey. And what's the point of spending
thousands on something you're only using remotely? The Kubi isn't so much a
robot as a motorized neck, which turns through 300 side-to-side and 90 up and down.
It's relatively affordable, fits any tablet, and is Bluetooth connected you
just control it via a web interface Kind of like you're possessing it.
And
what's the point of spending thousands on something you're only using remotely?
Does Not Contain Jason Statham
Transporter
Price: $180
Website: filetransporter.com
In the old days, when you wanted to
securely share important files with a business associate, they had to be
hand-delivered by Jason Statham, who was propelled by a series of un-eco- friendly
explosions. These Transporters are intelligent, file- sharing NAS drives; you
put files on yours and they appear on the Transporter of your trusted business
associate, creating a small, private server network. It’s being funded by the
now-obligatory Kickstarter campaign so it will take a few months to get going,
but once it does, the Stath may have to put his lucrative explosion-fuelled
business concerns to one side.
The
Stath may have to put his lucrative explosion-fuelled business concerns to one
side.
The shootcase
Tumi Tegra-Lite briefcase
Website: tumi.com
There are a few points to consider when
buying a briefcase. Is it smart, without looking too shiny and new? Does it
have separate pockets for your iPad and for your documents? And how will it fare
when you go completely insane, begin frothing from the mouth and shoot it
repeatedly with a handgun? Most briefcases tend to stumble at this last point,
but the Tegra-Lite will take repeated rounds from a.38 and keep everything
inside safe in the folds of its rich vachetta leather compartments. Perfect for
transporting secret documents and priceless prototypes (there's a handcuff
attachment too. obviously), but also great for those days when you just need to
vent on your luggage.
Is
it smart, without looking too shiny and new? Does it have separate pockets for
your iPad and for your documents?
Sounds within a bow belle
i-Box Twist
Price: $70
Website: iboxstyle.com
Winston Churchill wore one, Steve Jobs wore
one during the 80s; Doctor Who wears one But should you be wearing a bow tie?
Because it takes a certain kind of swagger to pull it off (and to put it on,
for that matter). Why not start with -Box's smart little number, ready-tied and
ideal for formal wear, it also contains two 38mm full-range drivers, a passive
bass radiator, a five-hour battery and a hands-free speakerphone, so if it
doesn't complement your look then you can always use it as a portable Bluetooth
speaker.t on your luggage.
Doctor
Who wears one But should you be wearing a bow tie?
Economy beans
Storage Options Scroll Evoke
Price: $180
Website: storageoptions.com
Perhaps the most frustrating thing about
Android is the fact that whenever a new version comes out, every new device for
the next six months is still announced with the older version, along with a
feeble sounding 'update pending And quite frankly, if Storage Options,
officially The Company With the Dullest Name in the World, can get Jelly Bean
onto their cheap 'n' cheerful dual- core, 7in 1024x600-screened, 8GB slate,
then the titans of the tech world have no excuse. And look Apple they've even
managed a microSD slot.
If
Storage Options, officially The Company With the Dullest Name in the World,
can get Jelly Bean onto their cheap 'n' cheerful dual- core, 7in 1024x600-screened,
8GB slate
Nyne lives
Nyne NH6500
Price: $1,000
Website: nyne.com
Yes, it's nice to have a large,
iPad-compatible dock with two woofers, two tweeters and a sub. Yes, it's handy
that it has a CD player, Bluetooth streaming, and the option to play from a USB
stick or 3.5mm input. But what about when you want to stop listening to other
people's music, plug in your axe and noodle out some freeform jazz? Let it
happen using Nyne's guitar adapter (sold separately), this musical Swiss Army
knife also becomes a 30W guitar amp. Groovy.
Nyne
NH6500
Keep to the timeline
Division Furtive Type 4C
Price: $250
Website: division-furtive.com
Your watch is lying to you. It's always
telling you that time moves in circles, repeating itself, always giving you
another hour, another day. But time isn't a circle, it's a line, The Type 40
knows this, so it displays the time as points along horizontal and vertical
lines on its face. Craftier still, you set it by showing it a web app
essentially a flickering light on your phone/PC and double- tap its face to
access sundry functions such as day of the week, time zone, moon phase and a
battery life indicator (its battery lasts about a year). What a truthful
timepiece.
Division
Furtive Type 4C
Watch the birdie
Leonar3Do
Website: Ieonar3Do.com
Using a 3D monitor with a normal mouse is
like fitting your McLaren P1 with bagels instead of wheels you're not really
getting the most out of it. The Leonar3Do system (it's a silent 3) does away
with the 2D rodent relic in favor of this 'bird' controller, which allows you
to manipulate and tweak objects in 3D space. Three infrared sensors track the
bird and the position of your 3D specs, for pinpoint head-tracking accuracy.
Make sure to keep the specs on, or that bird will poke your eye out and you'll
end up in 2D land forever.
Make
sure to keep the specs on, or that bird will poke your eye out and you'll end
up in 2D land forever.
