Microsoft Surface Studio

Microsoft have unveiled the Surface Studio, a spectacular competitor for the iMac. The new 28-inch desktop computer is a creative workhorse, focused squarely at artists , architects and designers. The Studio is supposed to have the "worlds thinnest LCD monitor ever built” at 12.5mm, it packs a 4500x300 resolution screen, Quad-Core i5 or i7 processor, NVIDIA GeForce graphics, 1-2TB of storage, 8-32GB of RAM, and a 5.0MP front-facing camera. Most interestingly, the screen is multi-touch and can be positioned to replicate a giant tablet so that you can draw directly on it with a Surface Pen. A separately available Surface Dial gives artists even more control over color choice and brush tools. It hits stores this December. watch the amazing video below

LIGHT L16 CAMERA

Meet the Light L16 Camera, an insane 16-lens camera capable of taking DSLR quality photos that can fit in the palm of your hand. Each scene captured by the Light L16 Camera is shot by up to 10 of 16 individual 28mm, 70mm, and 150mm camera modules firing simultaneously. The individual shots are computationally fused to create an incredibly high-resolution, low-noise photograph, up to 52 megapixels in size. The crazy camera can shoot as wide as 28mm, and up to 150mm f...
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Roads by Porsche

Roads app by Porsche lets drivers explore and record scenic tours, and share them with other drivers. Kinda of like a community for people who love to drive, a Michelin Guide for roads. The idea behind the app is to build a guide for the best driving roads in the world and build a community whose passion is the drive and who have the desire to connect and share. With over 500,000 members, the app lets you check out thousands of other roads the world over from a mass...
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APPLE MAGIC TRACKPAD

Designed for desktop users, the new Magic Trackpad is the first Multi-Touch trackpad designed to work with your Mac desktop computer. It uses the same multi-touch technology you use on the MacBook Pro. It is connected via bluetooth so theres no annoying cables, and the entire surface is one large button, so you can click and double-click any....
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