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Pulse Smartpen | By Livescribe

Livescribe is based in Oakland California, they produce the Pulse Smartpen, at first glance, the gadget seems to be just a pen, but it´s much more than that, it´s a computing platform based on paper and a perfect tool for students, journalists, bloggers, and anyone who needs to take lots of notes. The pen records everything you hear, say and write, while linking your audio recordings to your notes. With the included software, you can upload, save and play back your interactive notes and audio recordings on your computer.



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DJI Neo Palm-Sized Drone

Introducing the DJI Neo, a palm-sized drone perfect for capturing cinematic footage on the go. Weighing just 135g (5 ounces), this ultra-compact drone effortlessly takes off from your hand without a remote controller. Thanks to its AI-powered algorithms, Neo tracks and follows subjects with precision, keeping you in focus whether you are cycling, hiking, or skateboarding. Equipped with six intelligent shooting modes, DJI Neo delivers dynamic video angles, ens...
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TILE SPORT

Tile, makers of the popular Bluetooth tracker, have introduced the Pro Series, an improved version with plenty of new features. Two versions are available, the Tile Style, and our favorite, the rugged and waterproof (up to 1.5 meters deep for 60 minutes) Tile Sport. Both have a range to 200 feet, are waterproof, are twice as loud (up to 88 decibels), have a battery life of one year, and come with a proximity sensor that´s even more accurate. There is also a variety...
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ACEMATE TENNIS ROBOT

Looking for a smarter way to train solo? Meet Acemate, the AI-powered tennis training robot that takes practice beyond static feeds. In its standard mode, it serves 130 balls - topspin, slice, flat, or backspin, at intervals you choose. But when switched to Rally mode via the app, Acemate uses omnidirectional wheels and stereoscopic 4K vision to chase down shots, returning balls at speeds up to 11 mph. This delivers a real, match-like workout that keeps you moving a...
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