Leica M10-P Reporter

Limited to only 450 units, this special limited edition with a kevlar finish is destined to be a real eye-catcher. The Leica M10-P Reporter is inspired by Leica´s history and connection with press and reportage photography, and features a rugged, scratch-resistant dark green finish on the top and bottom plate with black Kevlar armoring wrapped around the body for grip and protection. Its specs are identical to the standard M10-P, it comes with a 24MP CMOS sensor in a 24x36mm format, 3in touchscreen, ISO that tops out at 50,000, a whisper–quiet shutter, and a built-in Level Gauge. Additionally, the M10-P also sports an integrated Wi-Fi module for wireless sharing and remote camera control from a linked mobile device.

Beoplay H95 Headphones

Bang & Olufsen are celebrating their 95th Anniversary with the impressive H95 Headphones. The over-ear headphones offer active noise cancellation (ANC), two 40-millimeter titanium drivers with neodymium magnets, a brushed aluminum frame, lambskin ear cushions, and a cowhide/textile/memory foam headband. It also comes with ACC and aptXTM Adaptive codecs that are supposed to deliver "low-latency, low-bit rate, high quality wireless audio" over Bluetooth 5.1, four ...
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FrontRow Wearable Camera

FrontRow is a high-tech wearable camera that lets you livestream to Facebook, YouTube, and other platforms without looking or feeling like a crazy person in public. The small, disk-like device can be worn on your clothes using a clip attachment, on your neck with an included chain, or on other accessories to capture everything going on in front of you. The lightweight (weighs less than 2 ounces) device comes in black or white and has both front (8MP) and back ...
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GOOGLE HOME

Google have presented their very own answer to Amazon’s wildly successful Echo. The elegant Google Home, like Echo, is a small voice-activated speaker at its core designed to assist you in your everyday life around the house. Tell it to do things. It’s your own Google, always ready to help. Just start by saying, "Ok Google” to enjoy music, get answers straight from Google, manage your everyday tasks, and easily control smart devices around the home. watch the video ...
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