Nikon Keymission 360

Nikon are charging into the action camera market with the impressive 360-degree KeyMission 360! This is Nikon´s first ever action camera, and boy does it look good, it is a little larger than a GoPro, but the device has two lenses, not one, making it capable of shooting 360-degree video all in 4K UHD! It also uses Nikon’s Vibration Reduction technology to capture bright, crisp imagery with minimal camera shake, is waterproof up to 100ft/30m underwater, and stands up to dust, shock and low temperatures. Nikon expects to officially release KeyMission 360 in Spring 2016. watch the video below

AIAIAI CAPITAL HEADPHONES

New from AIAIAI, the Capital is a foldable and flexible Headphone with a distinctive design. Built to withstand heavy, everyday use in urban environments, they are rugged, durable, and weather resistant. Made from reinforced fiberglass with a lightweight rubber-brace, the Capital also feature a folding function for easy storage, a in-line remote for music control, a microphone for calls, and a dynamic 40mm closed titanium drivers for a clear and accurate sound. Watc...
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LIFESTRAW GO

The award winning Lifestraw has now been incorporated into a sports bottle. Lifestraw Go is an essential device for any hiker, camper, mountaineer or adventurer, giving you access to safe drinking water even when there is no water source nearby. The personal water filter enables users to drink water safely from contaminated water sources, simply use the bottle to scoop water from any pond, stream or river, and you will have a supply of fresh, clean drinking water. I...
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goTenna

goTenna is a new tech device that gives you the freedom to create your own network of communication without the need of satellites or towers from regular carriers. It enables you to even aggregate other goTenna users thus creating your own small community, using the app that goes with it and the free offline maps you can share your location with other users and text them. There are no carrier fees to pay because goTenna sends the data via VHF radio waves. It´s avail...
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