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Helix - a fashion bracelet that transmits Bluetooth headphones

The fight for our wrist continues. After classic jewelry and watches, now there are smart watches and other technological gadgets, and the latest to join this series of products fighting for this human "real estate" is the Helix bracelet. Why would I convince you? Because of its elegance and ergonomics? You can. But the Helix, which is launching on Kickstarter, offers even more. In fact, it hides Bluetooth headphones, an essential accessory of man in the 21st century.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 - flagship tablet that is as thin as a sheet of paper

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 has taken the throne among the tablets of the Korean technology giant, as it is currently their most powerful tablet, and Samsung's flagship tablet can also boast of the thinnest case to date. Both versions, both the one with a 9.7-inch and the 8-inch screen, are only 5.6 millimeters thick. Its most serious competitor, the iPad Air 2, measures 6.1 millimeters by comparison.

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Lumos - the world's first smart bicycle helmet with LEDs

Lumos is the world's first smart bike helmet that boasts brake lights, a front light and turn signals. Some time ago we wrote about the Brakepack backpack with similar functions, but now all this and more is packed into a helmet. And yes, the helmet saves lives, but probably no one wants to put its skills to the test. That's why Lumos is here, which provides additional safety for the cyclist in the dark or with poor visibility, but not only makes him more visible, but at the same time warns drivers of his actions and intentions.

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Facegloria - the new "flawless" social network from Brazil

A puffy cloud rolls across the blue sky when we log in and the gospel is heard while we chat with friends - welcome to Facegloria, Brazil's evangelical social network. Although it looks a lot like Facebook at first glance, they want to be technically and morally better. This is a network where images of homosexuality, all violent content, erotic content and about 600 "forbidden" words are prohibited. There is also no "like" button, just an "amen" button. It all sounds pretty innocent, right?

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Pocket projector UO Smart Beam Laser – the smallest laser projector in the world

Projectors for every pocket are nothing new. But most have to make compromises and at the expense of size either resolution or brightness suffers. The UO Smart Beam Laser pocket projector offers both, HD resolution (720p) and exceptional brightness (60 lumens) and all this in a housing that measures only 5.6 centimeters in height, width and depth. And as its name suggests, it uses advanced laser diodes and LCoS (Liquid Cristal on Silicon), i.e. reflective LCD technology, to deliver the image.

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OZO Watch – a minimalist wristwatch with two dials

The OZO Watch by Anton & Irene is a minimalist watch with two dials and no hands, which recently won the prize for the best design concept at the red dot international competition for the best designed products. It is now ready for production and will soon go to Kickstarter for start-up funds.

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Mule - a backpack on wheels with which you can carry twice as much as before!

It is true that we are used to packing things rationally when we go on a hike or a multi-day hike in nature, because we love our spine and our body. What if we told you that from now on you can roam around much more loaded than before? All you need is the Mule, Melvin McCoy's "car" for people that lets you carry twice as much as you can carry.

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Marshall London is the world's first rock'n'roll phone

Marshall, which has supplied guitar amplifiers to the biggest guitarists in the music industry for decades, is venturing into the world of mobile telephony. Namely, he introduced the Marshall London smartphone, which in appearance strongly resembles his legendary guitar amplifiers. Maybe technically it doesn't burn like amplifiers, but definitely the first rock'n'roll smartphone is something special and certainly the loudest phone in the world.

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The Commodore is back! Like a PET smartphone.

The Commodore is back! It was reincarnated into a smartphone and given the name PET, a name that was already used by a computer from 1977. At the mention of the name Commodore, the eyes of many nostalgic people light up, as Commodore is still considered one of the best computer systems of its time. In the eighties, it was even a leading company in the field of PCs, but in 1994 it had to go bankrupt. Since then, its name and rights have been literally given to each other by the owners. The Italians, the current owners of Commodore Business Machines Limited, will try to cash in on its potential through the PET phone.

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Slidenjoy - Two extra screens for your laptop

'More is better' could also be said in the case of screens and Slidenjoy, two additional IPS 1080p resolution screens for laptops, has listened. Do you like multitasking? Then you'll love the Slidenjoy from the Belgian company of the same name, which excels on Kickstarter and can double or even triple the number of screens you use. But not in the way you might think. It is an accessory that is attached to the laptop case, not individual screens.

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Meet droPrinter - the smallest portable printer for smartphones

DroPrinter is the smallest portable smartphone printer that has raised enough funds on Kickstarter to make it a reality. The portable printer is designed so that we can use it to print anything, be it a photo, a sketch, a message...

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The Samsung Galaxy A8 is Samsung's thinnest smartphone to date

Although there is generally a lull in the field of mobile technology at the moment, Samsung used the time of pickles to present a new phone from the Galaxy A family. Its new member is the Samsung Galaxy A8, which is considered Samsung's thinnest smartphone to date. Osmica continues the tradition of the A line, which is famous for thin smartphones with a metal body (the predecessor A7 measured 6.3 millimeters in thickness).

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