Biolite CampStove 2

Biolite have upgraded their popular CampStove! The Biolite CampStove 2 pushes the award-winning design even further, it now features 50% more power, an integrated battery, and an updated LED dashboard. As with its predecessor, CampStove 2 features a thermoelectric system, and when burning wood it creates a smokeless fire that can cook meals and boil water in minutes. No batteries required, gasoline or any other energy source. The excess energy generated (CampStove 2 now generates twice the power) is stored in its 2600mAh battery, and can then be used through a USB port to charge your devices including smartphones, LED lights, GPS and many others. Genius and ecological. watch the video below

PORTIKO | BY BLUELOUNGE

Portiko is another great solution developed by our friends over at Bluelounge. Portiko is a 6-foot extension cord with two 110V outlets and two USB ports, you can plug in two laptops an iPad and a phone at once, creating a perfect power hub for places such as airport lounges, shared workspaces, living areas or hotel rooms. The useful device also features a 45-degree angle plug that keeps other sockets accessible, and includes a self-adhesive metal plate that allows ...
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BRIONVEGA ALGOL TV | BY MARCO ZANUSO

For those obsessed with retro stuff, here is one cool piece of gadgetry. The famous Brionvega Algol TV, designed by Richard Sapper and Marco Zanuso in the sixties has been updated to modern tastes. It is now available with a rubberised matte finish in military green. ...
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LEICA M10 MONOCHROM

Leica have introduced the gorgeous new M10 Monochrom, a rangefinder with an all-new 40MP black and white sensor. The new M10 Monochrom has all of the design traits and features of the popular M10, but is housed in a discrete body without any red badges or color-inalid engravings for a stealthier look, and brings a new level of resolution and performance to the M-System as well as black and white photography as a whole. Other notable features include a ISO sensitivit...
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