This year we saw many Dope Tech Gadgets
that are very unique & very costly. These cool Gadgets were showcased at
various Electronics Expos throughout the year. So let's take a look at the Top
5 Coolest Gadgets From 2018.
1.Nikon
Coolpix P1000
Nikon Coolpix P1000 is the only camera
that can give you up to 125xoptical zoom, and still be compact
enough to fit in your backpack. This gives you an effective (35mm)
zoom range of up to 3000mm, which means you can zoom into objects that are
literally kilometers away with ease. The Coolpix P1000 is the successor to the
P900, and other than the bigger zoom range, you also get RAW and 4K video
support.
The downside? Image quality isn't the
best due to the tiny 1/2.3-inch sensor and it's pretty expensive at Rs. 75,950.
2.Emotix
Miko 2 companion Robot
Mumbai Based startup this year
brought to the market a realistic companion robot for kids to the market. Last
month, the company announced a second version dubbed the Miko 2,
which is all set to go on sale in January 2019 for a price of Rs. 24,999. The
Miko 2 has advanced parental controls, better microphones, a front camera, and
improved “emotional intelligence”.
3.
Razer Project Linda
This year at CES Razer Showcased a unique
Project Linda. It is a 13.3-inch laptop shell that is powered by the Razer
Phone. It's an interesting concept to extend the capabilities of the
smartphone. The aluminum shell itself has a built-in battery to charge the
phone, 200GB of internal storage, an RGB chiclet keyboard, and a 13.3-inch QHD
touch display with a 120Hz refresh rate. When docked, the phone's display can
be used as a touchpad or as a secondary display for apps and games.
Well, the sad part is that you can't
actually buy it, even now, as Project Linda is still a concept and there's no
telling when or even if it will ever go into production.
4.
Acer Predator Thornos
It is one of the coolest things to have
been showcased this year. The Acer Predator Thornos is a steel
structure that measures 1.5m tall, with dual-tone black and white or blue
accents. The chair is adjustable, features vibration motors so you can feel the
impact in games, has a footrest and a cabin that reclines up to 140 degrees. In
the front, there are mounts for three 27-inch monitors, and space for a gaming
PC. The Predator Thronos starts at a price of Rs. 11,99,999 and for this money,
you get the chair along with a Predator Orion 9000 gaming PC,
featuring an Intel Core-i9 CPU and a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080Ti GPU
and three 27-inch monitors.
5.Samsung
"The Wall"MicroLED Television
"The Wall" was the coolest
innovations to the Televisions from 2018 by Samsung. It is Touted as
the "world's first modular" television, this 146-inch TV uses
self-emitting MicroLEDs which deliver a wide range of colors, brightness and
deep black levels which are said to be as good as premium level QLED TVs. The
coolest part though is that the screen is modular which means it can transform
into any size of your choosing. Samsung is pitching it as the next chapter of
digital signage.
It is a one of its kind of a concept from
Nubia which is basically a fusion between a Smartphone & a Smartwatch. The
screen of the nubia alpha is bigger than a conventional smartwatch but smaller
than a smartphone. It will cater to a different class of people who would wanna
carry a smartphone on their wrist. The display is rumored to be a flexible
display with the OLED technology. The nubia alpha will have the regular fitness
tracking sensors like a pedometer, heart rate monitor.
Bose showcased a new futuristic concept
of AR Audio Sunglasses at the SXSW Festival. Bose Frames is a unique device
that will deliver Audio AR Frames are actually “audio augmented
reality,” as one would expect from Bose. That means, in spite of offering the
sunglasses form factor, there’s no heads-up display on board here. The aim
instead is to offer a more immersive audio experience.
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