Leap Motion

We have read great things about the revolutionary "Leap Motion". Yesterday, we watched an impressive video on Gizmodo of the device in action, if you haven´t heard about it, check out the video after the jump, and get ready to be blown away. Leap motion is a Minority Report-style controller that allows you to interact with your computer in real, natural ways. You can do anything without touching anything, no clicks, no taps, you can point, wave, reach and grab just like in real life. watch the video

Leap Motion is available now at amazon

Apple Mac Pro & Pro Display XDR

At the WWDC 2019, Apple have finally introduced what pros have been waiting for, their most powerful machine ever, and the first 32-inch Retina 6K display ever. The all-new Mac Pro is a completely redesigned workstation for professionals who need to push the limits of what computers can do. It starts with an 8-core 3.5GHz Intel Xeon W processor and can be configured all the way up to a 28-core 2.5GHz Intel Xeon W processor. RAM will start at 32GB and can be expanded...
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SOUND STRIPP

Declutter your desktop with the Sound Stripp. Designed by Workerman, this simple and unobtrusive hook attaches(will not leave a mark when removed) to your monitor and acts as a little holster for your headphones, keeping your workspace clutter free. Sound Stripp attaches to any clean flat surface and is available in either black or white. via...
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TurboHub

A lot has been said and written about the single USB port on the MacBook, some might defend that with faster wireless connectivity, streaming services, and the cloud, that we will need no cables in the future, but until then, most of us will still be using many cable connected devices. Plug a TurboHub in and not only do you get extra ports like HDMI, Ethernet, and Card-readers, but you get up to 4 terabytes of SSD storage too! Plug it in, and your laptop gets that b...
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