The NOMVDIC R150 challenges the way portable projectors should look by adopting a design similar to a Bluetooth speaker (both in size and shape) and the manufacturer has also added an additional twist. Quite literally, you can twist one side of the projector so that the lens is adjusted at the preferred angle – it’s … Read more
The Allpowers R600 is the more compact member of the R series which offers a better battery technology, the LifePO4 for more recharging life cycles (the other being the R8000) and I have also noticed that it has a lot in common with the Bluetti AC60, another 600W portable power station. Allpowers R600 iAllpowers.com Check … Read more
The Allpowers S700 is one of the mid-range models that has been developed by the Chinese-based manufacturer in an effort to provide a quick and easy way to power up most of your devices when being outdoors (such as when going camping). Allpowers has tried to cover as many scenarios as possible, supporting a fairly … Read more
The GravaStar Venus is the second generation of Bluetooth speakers developed by the manufacturer of audio devices and, while less flashy than the G1 (GravaStar Mars), it’s still following the cyberpunk genre style. GravaStar Venus GravaStar.com Check Product Sure enough, the legs got shorter (the arachnid look is pretty much gone) and the entire device … Read more
The Kwumsy P2 Pro is challenging the dual-monitor concept by bringing to life the possibility to have a tri-monitor setup while working on a laptop. And yes, the PC monitors have grown in size and it’s very easy to have two or more on your desk, but this has not really been the case with … Read more
The Duex Plus is one of the three portable monitors offered by Mobile Pixels and it’s a fairly unique device with a very cool idea behind it. As every curious or particularly designed device, it was created with the help of a successful crowd-funding campaign and that’s because the manufacturer wanted to take the existing … Read more
The Choetech HUB-M20 is one of the most interesting USB-C hubs on the market and that’s because the manufacturer didn’t seem to have cared that much about the compactness factor, so it went all out and designed a fairly large metallic slab with eleven type of connectors which are sure to be enough for most … Read more
There was a time when the tablet was set on taking over the world and finally replace what was then considered old tech. And yes, I am talking about the laptop, but that didn’t really happened since the slim ultrabooks consolidated their position and took back the lost market share, leaving the tablet only for … Read more
I have tested the Sakobs Mini Soundbar DS5101 a few weeks ago and, while the device was very compact and had multiple ways available to connect to your audio sources, the sound quality could have been better. Sakobs reached out and said that they have an upgraded model (DS5102) that has improved not only the … Read more
The Selpic P1 is advertised as being the world’s most portable handheld printer and no, I’m not talking about a rectangular backpack-friendly polaroid printer, instead, the P1 is designed to print various shapes and fonts on pretty much any type of surface and the device itself is not larger than a highlighter. Of course, this … Read more