Navdy

Navdy is a compact, dash-mounted head-up display (HUD) that is designed to keep you eyes focused on the road while still being able to utilize essential navigation and communication apps on your smartphone. Touchscreens are really distracting and stressful for drivers, Navdy is operated with voice and gesture controls and projects information as if its floating six feet in front of you. Navdy extends the apps you already have on your phone, you can answer calls, read and reply to messages, search and control your music, and get directions all without having to lay a single finger on your phone. watch the video to better understand Navdy´s potential

Navdy will retail for $499, but is available now for a special pre-order price of $299

CARDO BK-1 | BLUETOOTH CYCLING COMMUNICATION

Winner of the 2013 Red Dot design award, Cardo BK-1 is the world’s first Bluetooth Cycling Communication and Entertainment System. It allows communication between up to 5 cyclists at a distance of up to 500m/1600feet, and features mobile phone connectivity, in-the-ear instructions from GPS devices and MP3 stereo music streaming from compatible devices. All this without being encumbered by dangling wires. Also available from amazon Available in Europe here ...
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UNIT 1 Smart Light

The UNIT 1 Smart Light is designed for riders who want smarter visibility without overthinking their setup. Compact, bright, and fully connected, it upgrades any bike or e-bike with intuitive lighting that adapts to your ride. With up to 20 hours of battery life on a single charge, you can roll through your commute or weekend rides without constantly topping up. And when it’s time to recharge, USB-C keeps things simple and universal across all UNIT 1 gear. ...
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FUJIFILM FINEPIX X100 DIGITAL CAMERA

The new Fujifilm Finepix X100 is absolutly stunning, we love the retro look. It´s main feature has to be it´s super quality lense, a fixed, prime F2 lens that matches the APS-C custom sensor. The newly developed Hybrid Viewfinder enables users to skip between optical and electronic while displaying intricate shooting information right into the OVF. Set to release in early 2011. Read review here....
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