Mark Zuckerberg has a vision. And it often comes true. Now he wants as many as one billion people to become a part of virtual reality soon. Affordability is also a step towards realizing such a goal, don't you think? This step is supposed to represent the Oculus Go, which will be one of the first technological devices to welcome us in 2018.
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It's so awesome it needs a 'don't try this at home' label! In any case, it is intended for professionals who know how to work with such 'beasts'. Amateur users would probably quickly get lost in the complexity and possibilities. Introducing the new Weapon 8K VV camera from Red.
The 1990s brought us boy bands, the Prince of Bel Air, Michael Jordan, the countdown to the new millennium, and Tamagotchi, the digital pet. Between 1996 and 2008, as many as 70 million of these egg-like minicomputers were sold. Now they have revived it again, in a slightly modified version. Will the nostalgia be enough to keep this toy relevant even in this modern age?
Have you ever felt like watching a good movie while camping? Or did the weather turn against you and you were forced to stay in a tent? Maybe several days together. Why not take a portable cinema with you next time?
In its new series of second-generation technology devices, Google also introduced a hybrid laptop. Many exclamations and praises could be heard during the presentation. Users will have the last word, but the features are promising. We look forward to getting our hands on it.
Younger readers probably don't remember him very well, unless they've been following the new MacGyver series that started filming last year. It is about a man who was able to make little things out of things found in every household. From gadgets, traps, mechanisms for anything and on and on. MacGyver did really well, but if he had a keychain like the one we present to you this time, he would definitely have half the work.
Would you like headphones that are more than just that? Suppose they could help you use voice commands to operate your phone without even looking at it, or answer almost any question or even translate a sentence from a foreign language? Would? Google now brings them to you.
It was about time. For a nice camera that protects your home, namely. But wouldn't it be nice to have a safety device that everyone thinks has a purely decorative function? It might be even more attractive to intruders, and when they try to steal the device, they will show their face even more closely. Well, kidding aside. Here is probably the most beautiful of them - Halo Smart Security.
We know drones are on the rise. Perhaps even bigger than electric cars. It's only a matter of time before they take our children to school or bring us food from the grocery store. What if you had another one right at home? Such, in the form of a digital assistant? Looks like we're getting one soon too.
On a ski slope, on a bike, on a water board, in a car, on a horse, and we don't know where else. Guess what we're listing? Places where people use the GoPro camera. Have any of you ever thought, when you saw someone wearing this device on top of their head, that maybe the whole thing could be packaged a little nicer? Well, if you haven't, Ubiquiti certainly has. They've made their own version of an action camera that looks downright fantastic.
There are two ways to listen to music. The first is with speakers, the second with headphones. The first method does not isolate you from the surroundings, the second one offers you intimacy, but it "turns off" the world around you. But what if there is something in between? Something that combines both modes? Actually there is. It originated elsewhere than at Bose.
What if you could connect the screen from the cinema right over your eyes, sit comfortably on the armchair at home and "immerse yourself" in your favorite movie? With popcorn in your lap and a drink on the side, the evening can begin. And all this thanks to Cinera, the first virtual glasses for home cinema.