MSI GS70 gaming laptop

MSI GS70 gaming laptop

-Processor: Core i7-4700HQ (2.4-3.4 GHz)
-Operation System: Win 8 Multi-language
-Chipset: HM87
-Display: 17.3″ Full HD (Anti-Reflective)
-Resolution: 1920×1080 (16:9)
-Graphic: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 765M (2G GDDR5)
-Hard Disk Drive: Super RAID (128GB mSATA SSD*2 RAID 0 + 1TB HDD) 128GB mSATA SSD + 750GB HDD (7200RPM)
-Memory: 16GB (8G*2) DDR3L 1600MHz
-LAN / Bluetooth: Killer™ E2200 Game Networking
-Wireless: Killer™ N1202 2×2(a/b/g/n)
-Card Reader: SD (XC/HC)
-Audio Ports: Headset AMP
-USB: USB 3.0 x 4
-HDMI: HDMI 1.4
-Battery: 6 cell 120W
-Keyboard: SteelSeries Full-Color Backlight with Anti-Ghost Keys
-Touchpad: Click Pad
-Dimension (WxDxH): 16.47″x11.29″x0.85″
-Weight (w battery):5.73 lbs.

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SMS Audio Sync by 50

SMS Audio Sync by 50

 

-Weight: 4 pounds
-Color: Black and White
-Design: Over-the-ear
-Physical attachment: Vertical
-Connection type: Wireless (RF)

SurfSound-PLAY waterproof speaker

SurfSound-PLAY waterproof speaker

 

Features:
-ultra-lightweight, waterproof, shock-absorbent protective case with built-in speaker
– Engineered clear plastic is responsive and allows touchscreen ability
– 3.5mm jack connector compatible with smartphones, MP3 Players, and iPods
– Dimensions: 3.85” W x 7.95” H x 1.37” D
– Fits devices up to 2.77” W x 5.37” H x 0.46” D

Weye Feye

Weye Feye
-80m of reach
-0.2 latency
-built-in battery
-8 hours of autonomy
-built-in server
-Android & iOS app

 

Ultimate Ears BOOM

Ultimate Ears BOOM 

Speaker type: Bluetooth
Dimensions: (WxDxH) 7.1 in
Weight: 19 oz
Available colors
Black,
Red,
Blue,
Moss,
White,
Pink
Additional Features: 360-degree design,
Speakerphone capability,
Up to 15 hours of playback,
Colorful acoustic skin with plasma coating,
Water and stain resistant,
Switch songs, adjust volume and take phone calls from up to 50 ft away,
Connect up to two devices at the same time

Numark Mixtrack Edge

 

Numark Mixtrack Edge
This portable controller for DJs who prefer to travel light is the size of an iPad and festooned with jogwheels, faders and two FX dials, so you can mix Black Sabbath into Chrvches using just a laptop and the very smallest of trestle tables. You can connect directly to speakers and also via USB and MIDI, so it’s compatible with most existing PC and Mac DJ software. EQ controls have been mysteriously abandoned, so you can forget headlining the Ministry with this, but it does offer a cheap musical fix.

Acer Aspire ZC-605

Acer Aspire ZC-605
This all-in-one PC wants to become your family’s new multimedia hub. With Intel Pentium or Celeron processors, integrated graphics and up to 16GB RAM it may not exactly challenge Deep Blue, but it does have mum-like multitasking powers, with Windows 8 home screens for everyone, a 19.5-inch, 1600×900 LCD screen and Dolby Home Theatre surround sound.

Razer Blade 14″

Razer Blade 14″
Like your mobile gaming to be as sleek and stylish as it is full of online chum-impressing horsepower? Then Razer’s “world’s thinnest gaming laptop” should have you hyped. A quadcore 2.2GHz Core i7 processor, 8GB DDR3L RAM and a GeForce GTX 765M graphics card power it along, with a 128GB SSD and 74Wh battery stuffed in the “thinnerthan a dime” (and MacBook Air) chassis. Alas, you may have to pick it up on your next trip abroad, as the chances of Razer releasing it in the UK are, like the Blade itself, slim.

Sony Smartwatch

 

Sony Smartwatch

Joining the I’m Watch and the Motorola MOTOACTV, Sony is adding the Smartwatch to its range of accessories set to play nice with its Xperia smartphones. The timepiece which hosts a 1.3-inch OLED display can connect to your Android smartphone displaying texts and tweets. It also doubles as a Media Player streaming the audio from your phone to the device and then to your earholes via headphones. Sony also confirmed that you’ll be able to enhance the Smartwatch further through downloadable apps which will increase its functionality.

Nvidia Project Shield

 

Nvidia Project Shield
With a release date of July 31, anticipation of the Nvidia Project Shield is building fast. The handheld gaming device features a 5-inch touchscreen, a full gaming controller, and it runs Android’s operating system and can function with games from Google Play and TegraZone. Gamers, in case you haven’t already preordered this hot device