While the majority of drones out there are designed to fly in the air, the 16″ x 8″ Trident is designed to go underwater instead. This agile, remote-controlled micro-sub sends data via a tether, and has a built-in HD camera and lights to explore and record sea life.
Save 93% and learn everything you need to know to set up, maintain and scale servers and services with AWS. This bundle of courses provides training for both developers and solutions architects, so you can grow your resume and put your skills to use.
Designed by Studio Bouroullec, the Serif bucks the trend of increasingly thin televisions. It was made to look solid and utilitarian, like a classic piece of furniture. It will be available in select European countries in 24″, 32″ and 40″ sizes.
Yep, that’s a six-pack of tablets. Amazon’s new entry level 7″ tablet costs just $50, and if you buy five of them you’ll get an extra one for free. It has a 1024×600 IPS display, a 1.3GHz quad-core CPU, 8GB storage and a microSD slot.
Acorn Studio’s Luna is a Moon-themed lantern made of Latex-coated fiberglass. It comes in seven sizes from 3.2″ to 23.6″ in diameter. The smallest one is battery-powered and uses an LED while the rest plug into an outlet and have dimmable halogen lamps.
Artist Matthew Cassidy of Fragmented Frames takes disused old cameras, camcorders and other gadgets, transforming them into cool works of art, meticulously arranging each component into a shadowbox. A great gift for designers, photographers or tech junkies.
Roboticist Dr. Guero has created an AI-driven humanoid which can not only dance solo, it can waltz with a partner. He’s previously taught it to ride a bicycle, walk on a rocky beach, drag heavy objects, and walk just like us.
Grab nearly $1800 worth of computer graphics training for just $29 with this bundle of online lessons. Choose from more than 60 courses, including 3D design, modeling, animation, and engineering, using tools like SolidWorks, MAYA, ZBrush, Nuke, and more.
It’s long been a way that printer companies make you buy ink and toner before you need it. Instead of measuring remaining consumables, they shut off when a counter is reached. Here’s just how much ink was wasted in an Epson large-format printer. (Thanks Paul!)
Providing tremendous value compared to GoPro’s entry-level action cam, the Activeon CX shoots 1080/30p HD video through an f/2.4 lens, has a built-in LCD viewfinder, Wi-Fi, interchangeable batteries and faceplates, and a multitude of available mounting options.
Build your own robot and save 46%! This solder-free kit comes with everything beginners need to create their choice of two robots, including aluminum rails, motors, wheels, tires, treads, an ultrasonic sensor, an Arduino controller, and an IR remote control.
V-MODA takes the bold style and exceptional sound of the Crossfade M-100 and cuts the cord, with their first Bluetooth over-the-ear cans. They offer up to 12 hours per charge, and interchangeable ear shields in a variety of colors and 3D printed materials.
A portable MIDI controller-only version of the touch- and pressure-sensitive Seaboard Grand piano. The Seaboard Rise has 25 keys, connects via USB or Bluetooth and has an internal battery. It also comes with Roli’s Equator software synth.
The YSP-5600 not only has a whopping 46 speakers, it also uses Dolby Atmos technology to bounce sound around the room. The result is a convincing emulation of a 7.1.2 setup that left folks at the IFA trade show dumbfounded. Drops 12/15 for $1700.
King of Random’s video was sponsored by weBoost, but it’s educational and does have a few practical tips. Learn about the basics of cellular networks, a tool to help you track signal strength, gadgets that improve your reception and more.
The new Apple TV has a remote with a built-in touchpad and can also be used as a controller for games like Disney Infinity, Guitar Hero Live as well as other apps coming to the media player’s new App Store. Drops 10/15 for $149-$199.
These underwater thrusters are not actually worn on the feet but are strapped to a belt. Jetboots let you travel up to three knots while keeping your hands free. They’re mainly for military use and cost about $20,000 back in 2012.
A dog tag that doubles as a Bluetooth tracker. Dott has a range of 350ft., but like Tile, if your dog goes out of range the tag will connect to nearby Dott app users to update your pet’s location on your Dott app. It lasts up to 6 months on a button cell battery.
Studio Cheha’s latest batch of optical illusion lamps play on the lamp and lampshade silhouette with the addition of a birchwood stand and a steel base. The new models use stronger LEDs than the first Bulbing lamps and are now dimmable.
The 4.7″ iPhone 6s and 5.5″ 6s Plus have a pressure-sensitive touchscreen that enables more input options. It also has a 12mp rear camera that can take 4K videos, the new, faster A9 processor and a stronger aluminum case. Preorders start 9/12.
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