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Julian Horsey

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Julian is passionate about design and technology, especially wearables, 3D printing and virtual reality. He is a published author and is also involved in web technology and multimedia design, as well as finding time to enjoy a little online gaming.

Wepoint wearable controller with electromagnetic field-based gesture recognition

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A unique wearable has been created by Sowego, offering electromagnetic field-based gesture recognition and opening up a wide variety of different applications. Such as being able to turn your finger into an M mouse enabling you to interact with your digital devices in a completely new way. Watch the demonstration video below to learn more about the Wepoint wearable controller.  … [Read more...] about Wepoint wearable controller with electromagnetic field-based gesture recognition

Timetosser standalone instrument and audio re-sequencer hits Kickstarter

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Timetosser as a new stand-alone instrument created for re-sequencing audio on-the-fly. Launched via Kickstarter this week by the musicians and engineers at alter.audio. Early bird pledges are now available from €295 or roughly £263 offering any 20% saving off the recommended retail price. If all goes to plan worldwide shipping is expected to take place before the end of … [Read more...] about Timetosser standalone instrument and audio re-sequencer hits Kickstarter

Sense indoor sensor board with IoT dashboard

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A new indoor environmental monitor has been created by the development team at Metriful, aptly named the Sense. The small sensor board is compatible with a wide variety of I2C communications standards and is equipped with sensors to monitor air quality, sound, light, particulates, temperature, temperature humidity and more and is fully compatible with both the Raspberry Pi … [Read more...] about Sense indoor sensor board with IoT dashboard


Sapphire 60 smart bag 200w keeps your gadgets charged

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If you need a bag that can help our your gadgets when required including drones, DSLR cameras, laptops and more. The Sapphire 60 Smart Bag might be worth more investigation and includes a fully integrated power system offering 200 W, to a AC ports and for USB ports, capable of charging your smart phone app to 14 times or a laptop up to 4 times. Early bird pledges are … [Read more...] about Sapphire 60 smart bag 200w keeps your gadgets charged

TinyScopeCAM 1000x pocket microscope

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TinyScopeCAM as a small pocket microscope that is capable of providing 1000x magnification, enabling you to investigate the unseen world at a microscopic level. Launched by a Kickstarter this month the project is aiming to raise enough funds to make the jump into production. Earlybird pledges are available from CAD $110, $81 or roughly £65 with worldwide shipping expected to … [Read more...] about TinyScopeCAM 1000x pocket microscope

Thermaltake creates combined CPU and Memory liquid cooler

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Thermaltake as unveiled a new liquid cooler that cools both a CPU and memory in one system. The Floe RC360 / RC240 CPU & Memory Liquid Cooler is compatible with TOUGHRAM RC DDR4 memory modules.  Unfortunately, no information on pricing or worldwide availability has been released as yet by Thermaltake, but as soon as information comes to light, we will keep you updated as … [Read more...] about Thermaltake creates combined CPU and Memory liquid cooler

Lenovo Linux options now available for all ThinkStation desktop and P Series laptops

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Lenovo has this week announced that it's starting to offer Linux as an operating system option on all its ThinkStation desktop and ThinkPad P Series laptops, making available a choice of Ubuntu LTS, or Red Hat Enterprise Linux depending on your preference and requirements. Lenovo has partnered with the Fedora project to offer a pilot program with a preloaded Fedora image on … [Read more...] about Lenovo Linux options now available for all ThinkStation desktop and P Series laptops


Unique Thermaltake AH T200 Micro PC chassis unveiled

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In addition to launching their new Thermaltake High Capacity TOUGHRAM RGB memory, Thermaltake have also introduced the uniquely styled AH T200 Micro Chassis, available in both black and white finishes. The Thermaltake AH T200 Micro chassis comes with one type-c connection, two USB 3.0 ports, and one HD audio port. "The entire model is forged with a sturdy, air-force style … [Read more...] about Unique Thermaltake AH T200 Micro PC chassis unveiled

Get started with Node-RED and the Raspberry Pi

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Hackstaer.io member Tyeth has published a new Raspberry Pi ZeroW project offering a quick recreation of the pimoroni python example using nodered as the trigger, with dynamic text. if you have not yet had a chance to play with your Inky PHAT, this new project is classed as a beginner skilled build and should take approximately 30 minutes letting you create a quick project using … [Read more...] about Get started with Node-RED and the Raspberry Pi

New Google Android TV dongle with remote leaked

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  Xda-developers has posted more leaked information about Google's new upcoming Android TV dongle which is expected to be part of Google’s Nest range of smart home devices and be priced at around $80 or less. Leaked firmware for the new device has revealed images, features and specifications suggesting that the Android TV dongle will be powered by an Amlogic … [Read more...] about New Google Android TV dongle with remote leaked

CMON Comics Vol. 1 coming to an end on Kickstarter

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A recently launched Kickstarter campaign by CMON for a new range of comics relating to three of the company's popular games, will be coming to an end in the next 38 hours. Three comics are available to purchase separately or in bundles for Zombicide, Cthulhu: Death May Die, and Zombicide: Invader, each with their own set of unlocked stretch goals providing minis for the comic … [Read more...] about CMON Comics Vol. 1 coming to an end on Kickstarter