Omni One VR Treadmill

Virtual reality startup Virtuix has developed the gaming-focused Omni One, an impressive VR treadmill for your home that lets players walk and run in 360 degrees inside video games. The contraption promises to take your gaming to the next level, once you strapped yourself in, you can move your in-game character by physically walking, running, or jumping. The elaborate full-body controller even lets you kneel and crouch in place, and supports 360-degree movement. Omni One is a complete entertainment system that comes with a standalone VR headset (no PC or cables required) and works straight out of the box, providing a seamless user experience. It has a diameter of four feet and is supposedly easy to fold away. watch the impressive video below

BOOKBOOK TRAVEL JOURNAL | BY TWELVE SOUTH

The BookBook Travel Journal by Twelve South looks like a vintage book, but in reality it is a practical leather case with room for the iPad and your other must have accessories, keeping them tidy and within reach. It features two hardback book covers and a rigid spine to protect your precious gear, and inside you’ll find a collection of pockets and adjustable bands that neatly organize and protect all your items. watch the video Available for purchase in Europe...
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NOTHING PHONE 1

After capturing our attention with their awesome Ear 1 Wireless Earbuds, new tech startup Nothing has revealed the impressive Nothing Phone (1). This is the first smartphone of the brand led by Carl Pei (ex-OnePlus) and asserts itself as the "heart" of the connected and open ecosystem. The sleek smartphone stands out for its unique design, innovative Glyph Interface, its custom Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G+ processor, a 120 Hz OLED screen and Nothing OS for a fast and s...
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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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