ever wished that you could photocopy an object as easily as photocopying documents? with the MakerBot Digitizer 3D Scanner, that dream is a reality or we should say, a reality that’s even better than your dream. as the product name implies, it is a scanner and one that scans 3D objects, ready for you to replicate with a 3D printer.
with the Wacom Cintiq Companion and Companion Hybrid tablets, design creatives now has the perfect excuse to work out of a coffee shop or cafe. why not? since you no longer need to be tethered to a desktop PC or a laptop, so you are perfectly fine to be drawing inspirations from anywhere outside of a constricted cubicle.
however we try, a printer is never going to be eco-friendly. come on, folks, it prints and that means it is killing trees one way or another (not unless you are talking about papers made from Elephants’ dung). the least any printer maker can do is, to make the printer itself as eco-friendly as possible like this conceptual Samsung Origami Printer.
fancy turning any surface, walls included, into a touchscreen? well, here’s the good news: it is not science friction anymore. with the ‘right equipment’, Ubi Interactive’s software can make your fantasy becomes a reality now. there are three (or four, if you don’t already have a Windows 8-loaded PC) things you need to realize this dream:
the biggest hurdle with any audio recording is probably post production. not everyone has the software and the skills necessary for a perfect job, which is why there is the Nessie USB Microphone by Blue Microphones. it gives you studio-enhanced sound for desktop recording of vocals, instruments, voiceovers and more
so you think plugging a USB flash drive is a hassle? how about a USB flash drive that doesn’t require any plugging in? sounds a little farfetched? not when you have the SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive. actually we shouldn’t even be calling it a USB flash drive to begin with cos’ it doesn’t need the USB to start storing.
need a bigger display to supplement your puny laptop’s screen? as always, AOC seems to have the perfect solution that will not bust a hole in your wallet. at just $129.99, the AOC 16-inch Portable USB Monitor (E1659FWU) uses DisplayLink technology that lets you hook up this slim, piano black finish monitor to your
say you own multiple gadgets (which most people do these days) such as a tablet, smartphone, laptop and a desktop. up till now, there is no one solution to unify all your devices in to one place where it (the data) can be accessed as you move from devices to devices, well, at least until you manually put them in the cloud. this is where the Plug aims to fill in the void
hate it when your hotel room has no WiFi but just LAN? not to worry. just pocket this ASUS WL-330NUL Pocket Wireless Router wherever you travel and reassure that you will have a tether-free access to the much needed Internet when there isn’t one. really. this is the world’s smallest wireless router and with a size just 6.5 cm (about 2.6 inches) it is indeed a
i still remember those days where we had to pay like 300 plus bucks for a measly 17-inch Sony Trinitron CRT computer monitor (that weighs like a ton, btw). boy, have time changed. these days, you could bag yourself an awesome display like this AOC Cinematic 29-inch UltraWide Display (model: Q2963PM) for just $399.99. though it is worthy to note that this attractive price tag isn’t here to stay
so you got yourself a speedy broadband or fiber service, now it is time to do that speedy Internet of yours some justice by hitting up on the latest WiFi standards, the 802.11ac, with devices like the Apple AirPort Extreme ($199) and the AirPort Time Capsule (from $299). featuring a three-stream 802.11ac WiFi technology