If you take your photography hobby seriously, chances are Peak Design might be a brand you are familiar with. The company has attempted to redesign camera accessories, like latches, straps, and also the camera bag, so it does not come as a surprise to learn that the company has also reimagined the tripod.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/keytron/keychron-k2-a-sleek-compact-wireless-mechanical-keEarlier this year, the Keychron mechanical keyboard was launched on Kickstarter. For those who missed it, the Keychron is a mechanical keyboard that uses low-profile switches and keys, meaning that it will feel more like a laptop’s keyboard than a regular keyboard, with the upside being that it makes it more portable.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/597252814/the-worlds-first-performance-enhancing-gaming-glovAs the competitive gaming scene is growing, so are the number of peripherals and accessories that are catered towards gamers, such as gaming monitors, gaming RAM, gaming keyboards and mice, gaming glasses, and so on. This is why it is not surprising to learn that there are now gaming gloves.
OrCam is no stranger to wearable cameras. Earlier this year during CES 2018, the company debuted the MyEye 2.0 which is camera attachment that would help the blind “see”. This worked by the camera being able to detect what’s in front of it and relay that information back to the user, although the downside is that it needed to be clipped onto a pair of glasses.
Keyboards come in varying sizes depending on your needs and preferences. Users who interact with numbers frequently probably can’t use a keyboard that does not have a dedicated number pad, and there are also some gamers who absolutely require having dedicated arrow keys, but like we said there are keyboards for everyone.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/spyassociates/spyfinder-pro-hidden-camera-detector-spying-preven/descriptionIn this day and age of Big Brother constantly monitoring us, it is understandable that some are worried about being spied on. For instance we have heard stories of how there are some who illegally install spy cameras in bathrooms, changing rooms, and hotel rooms, so that paranoia isn’t completely unfounded.
When we play games, we typically rely on two of our senses: sight and sound. However Woojer is hoping that touch will be part of our gaming experience as the company has since launched the Ryg haptic vest on Kickstarter, where it appears to have been a success and managed to shoot past its $50,000 goal in a few hours.
These days with all the focus being placed on digital music, some might find it hard to recall a time when music was only available via physical mediums, such as CDs, cassette tapes, or vinyl. In recent times we’ve seen vinyl make a comeback and if you’re looking for a turntable to enjoy your growing vinyl collection on, the DUO might be of interest to you.
The problem with our smartphones is that for the most part, they’re usually too thin and light, which means that sometimes it’s not particularly comfortable when you’re trying to take a photo. This is versus cameras which generally have more heft and a better grip to them, but thanks to the folks at miggo, that will be possible for smartphones.
The majority of mice have been designed for right-hand use. Even if you’re a lefty, chances are you’ve probably gotten used to using a mouse with your right hand (I have). However for those who are absolute lefties, the good news is that Razer has since launched its Naga Trinity Left-Handed Edition on Kickstarter.
When most people think about keyboards, there’s a chance that many of them think of the regular full-sized keyboards with a number pad on the right, a row of function keys, a row of numeric keys, your alphas, modifiers, and so on. However there are keyboards of various sizes, and if you’re after something ultra portal, Kumo might be a keyboard worth checking out.
If there is one main difference you might notice between regular keyboards and mechanical keyboards is that for the most part, mechanical keyboards have a slightly taller profile. This does admittedly take some getting used to, but if a low profile design is something you’re after, then maybe the Hexgears X-1 might be the keyboard for you.
Photographers are probably more than familiar with the company Peak Design. For those who aren’t familiar, Peak Design has created quite a few camera-related backpacks and messenger bags, along with a bunch of camera accessories such as clips, straps, and so on. Now it looks like they are back with their latest offering dubbed The Travel Line.