Heatsink Laptop Stand

The beautiful Heatsink Laptop Stand is an aluminum stand designed to reduce your laptops temperature. The minimal structure was designed by New York-based designer Bryan Wong, whom needed a solution that could reduce the heat of his MacBook Pro (these do heat up very quickly). By utilizing aluminums amazing material attributes, the laptop stand acts as a passive heatsink and dissipates heat into the air without the use of fans or power, and remaining quiet. To learn more about this sleek stand, milled out of a single block of aluminum and sandblasted with an anodized finish, head over to Bryan Wong Design.

BOOMSTICK

Boomstick aims to get in the market being dubbed as an affordable DAC (Digital Audio Converter), this item enables to you hear High Quality music, at an audiophile level, with your everyday player. Just connect it between your headphones and your sound source, its digital processor adds perceptible definition upgrading and immersive audio experience made possible through its proprietary algorithms, which enhance and enrich audio files that sometimes are too light an...
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NOMAD BASE STATION HUB

Nomad have recently introduced an all-in-one wireless charging hub that lets you charge up to four devices at once, making it a must-have for the technology aficionado. With a sleek, minimalist design with aluminum body, leather surface, and no-slip rubber feet, the Base Station Hub can charge 1 or 2 phones wirelessly, and features two plug-in out ports for added charging options. The thin, sleek design integrates perfectly on your nightstand and desk....
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NIZO APP

Smartphone videographers rejoice, Nizo is a new filmmaking app that lets you edit video as you shoot! Essentially, this app is an all-in-one camera and editing app. Nizo pairs the camera with simple editing tools in a fluid and immersive gestural workflow that is designed for a complete focus on the image. Everything is fluid and minimalist. The beautifully designed app can record 4K footage at a cinematic 24 or 60 fps, 1080p at 24 or 120 fps slow-mo, has live video...
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