Roland GO:MIXER PRO-X

Roland have introduced a compact professional-quality audio mixer that connects to nearly any kind of mobile phone and fits in the palm of your hand, perfect for creating studio-quality audio for your music videos, web shows, podcasts, and more whilst on the go. The pocket-sized Roland GO:MIXER PRO-X lets you connect and mix up to seven audio input sources with studio quality, sufficient for recording a group of musicians. The five knobs on the top panel let you adjust the sources like a breeze. There are also a couple of 3.5mm stereo line-in sockets on the front of the mixer. Simply plug in all the sources and adjust the levels using a pair of headphones plugged into the output on the front of the mixer and you are off to go. Power the device with batteries or use USB bus power. watch the video below

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 ...
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HOTO CORDLESS SCREWDRIVER

From the same guys that brought you the award-wining Hoto Laser Tape Measure, a sleek flashlight with a cool industrial design, and a compact inflator, comes this badass Cordless Screwdriver. The compact screwdriver comes with 12 bits stored in a handy alloy storage box, and features a circular LED shadowless lamp that illuminates your work area, and will be turned off automatically 10s after releasing the button. It also features four torque stages to precisely adj...
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LYTRO ILLUM CAMERA

After the earlier Lytro Camera, equipped with technology that revolutionized digital cameras, Lytro is now back with the Illum; an innovative camera, again based on the light-field camera technology. The Illum is aimed at professional photographers and has an 8x optical zoom, maximum aperture of F/2.0 and can capture up to 1/4000 of a second. The innovation lies, however, in the light sensors and tight DSLR-like body, and as the original Lytro, the Illum m...
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