Anker Nano II

Anker´s new Nano chargers just got even smaller and more efficient. The GaN Nano II lineup is also better at regulating temperatures, and brings high-speed charging to a trio of compact USB-C chargers that can quickly power laptops, tablets, and smartphones. The tiny 30W is 59percent smaller than an original 30W USB-C charger and charges iPhones three times faster than the standard 5W charger. The 45W is 34 percent smaller than an original 45W USB-C charger, and can charge a 2020 MacBook Air at full speed. The 65W is 58 percent smaller than an original 61W USB-C charger, and can charge a 2020 MacBook Air in less than 2 hours, and the M1 MacBook Pro at full speed.

Grab them directly from Anker or from Amazon. The 30W model is $30, the 45W option costs $36 and the 65W version will set you back $40.

Durobo Krono Smart eReader

The Durobo Krono takes a different approach to the eReader. Instead of locking you into a single ecosystem, it opens things up and shrinks the format down into something you can actually carry everywhere. At just over six inches, it sits closer to a phone than a traditional reader, but swaps the distraction heavy screen for a paper like E Ink display. The result is a device built for focus, whether you are reading, taking notes, or listening to audi...
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SANDISK ULTRA FIT

Meet the world´s smallest 128GB USB 3.0 flash drive, the Sandisk Ultra Fit, now available for purchase. This ultra-small, low profile drive is no bigger than a dime! it is so tiny you’ll be afraid of losing it. The nifty solution can stay put for extra storage, or it can move media super-fast between devices at speeds up to 10x faster (up to 130MB/s read) than standard USB 2.0 drives. Available now in capacities up to 128GB. Available for purchase in Europ...
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HP Sprocket Photo Printer

HP Sprocket is a tiny portable printer that allows you to instantly print the pics of your choice that you just took with your smartphone. Small (fits in the palm of your hand) and lightweight to ensure portability, it also has an interesting price point. It uses the ZINK system (zero ink), the colors are on the paper and it´s through a thermal process that you get the defined final photo. The compact device uses the company’s app to print 2x3 photos or stickers,...
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