Qudos Action Light

Australian company Knog have created the Qudos, the world’s first ever high-intensity camera light that lets your GoPro see in the dark. The lightweight(weighs only 150 grams) Qudos Action Light lets you continue filming after the sun goes down, pumping out up to 400 lumens of brightness, ensuring that no night adventure goes unseen. Like the popular action cam, Qudos is waterproof to 40 meters, and is built to withstand the toughest environments. via

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VESTABOARD NOTE

The Vestaboard Note is a compact, more affordable take on the beloved mechanical messaging display called Vestabord. Blending vintage charm with modern tech, and with 2,880 spinning flaps and a signature split-flap design, it turns everyday updates into a captivating visual experience. Controlled via app or voice (Alexa and Google compatible), the Note lets you send messages, sync calendar reminders, pull in Slack and Twitter updates, or simply surprise loved one...
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GOOGLE CHROMECAST

The new Google Chromecast is an easy way to enjoy online video and music on your TV. It is google´s answer to other popular streaming devices like Apple TV and Roku. With a simply setup, all you have to do is plug it into any HDTV and connect to your home WiFi network. You can then stream Netflix, YouTube, Google Play, as well as anything on the web through the Chrome browser. It works with Android, iOS, Chrome for Mac, and Chrome for Windows. You can get it from t...
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IRIDIUM GO | SATELLITE WIFI HOTSPOT

Iridium GO is an essential piece of equipment for any globe-trotting adventurer that wants to stay connected to the rest of the world. The compact, rugged and portable unit ensures you´ll have wi-fi any place on earth, whether you in the middle of the ocean sailing, on top of Mount Kilimanjaro or the furthermost corner of the globe trekking. The sat-fi hotspot has a 100-foot radius of wireless connectivity and allows you to link up to five other devices to the web ...
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