Hyperdrive Hub Stand

Enhance both the power and comfort of your laptop with this new offering by Hyper. The functional Hyperdrive Hub Stand is the perfect addition to your mobile office, it features a compact aluminum folding stand that supports up to 17inch laptops and can be configured into five different positions, plus an integrated hub that features 7 integrated ports including an HDMI port, USB-C 100W Power Delivery, an additional USB-C port, SD, MicroSD, and two USB-A ports. Other convenient features include a non-slip silicone cushion to keep your laptop from moving around as you work. After use, the collapsible structure folds into a slim and compact footprint that quickly stores in your bag for easy travel.

PHONEBLOKS

What would happen if cell phones could be upgraded easily by us, without having to replace them? This is the genius idea behind Dave Hakkens Phonebloks. Everyday we throw away millions of electronic devices, most of the times its only one of the components that causes the problem, the rest of the device works fine, but still gets thrown away. The brilliant Phonebloks is a customizable modular smartphone, made of blocks connected to the base, with the user choosing w...
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Olympus Tough TG-5

The ultimate adventure camera has been updated! The new Olympus Tough TG-5 is, like its predecessor, pretty-much lifeproof. Altough there are some strong family resemblances, the TG-5 has some significant changes, it features a 12-megapixel CMOS sensor, 25-100mm f/2.0 wide-angle lens (35mm equivalent), 4x optical zoom, 12,800 max ISO and the latest TruePic VIII image processor. It can snap 4K videos and 120fps slow-mo. It also has a temperature sensor and manometer,...
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ROCKY TALKIE

Created with climbers, skiers, and hikers in mind, the Rocky Talkie is a license-free radio, perfect for any rugged activity where close team communication is critical. Designed for rugged terrain with a shatterproof screen, the compact radio transmits the maximum power legally allowed for use without a license (2-watts), to offer a max range of 25 miles. The radio also has 5 buttons that are easy to understand, 3 days of battery life, a legit ultra-light Mammut car...
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