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The successor to the original Parrot AR.Drone is here. It will ship in Q2 of 2011 for $299, has a new 1280x720p camera for flight, and new flight modes. The UAV will now have an app for Android devices, iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. And it’s the camera where the AR.Drone 2.0 shines — it allows you to record video and program the UAV to fly in any set direction. We can’t wait for this. Full PR after the break. Via: AR Drone Flyers
This is the same awesome lens technology used in the Anime Onyx glasses I reviewed a few months ago. The only difference? The lens and frame design. This may be the shortest review I’ve ever written. The idea here is that the Edge Onyx just looks more sporty than the classical and professional Anime Onyx. So the review score is the same: buy it, it just depends on your style. And since I’ve started wearing prescriptions with the same tech in them, I don’t need any more Gunnars on my desk.
Motorola has announced the MototActv, a watch capable of tracking your fitness through running or any other sort of exercise. It can play FM Radio, holds up to 4,000 songs, has GPS, tracks your heart rate through a Bluetooth headset, an audio coach, has a capacitive touchscreen, outdoor readable display, is sweat-proof, rain-proof, scratch-proof, calculates distance, calories burned, and more. IT also has Facebook and Twitter sync for your workouts through a site called MotoActv.com, where you can track all of your runs and your fitness. And of course it can also function as a watch. It launches nationwide November 6 — 8GB $249, $16GB at 299. Pricey yes, but still incredibly cool.
Despite only having my just-purchased Razer Onza Tournament Edition for only a few days, I’ve fallen in love with its many perfections and few flaws. The Razer Onza TE is from the well-respected PC gaming keyboard and mouse manufacturer, Razer. For the first time they have ventured to home consoles, and with a bang. The Onza TE has several features that the original Xbox 360 controller doesn’t have, like adjustable analog sticks (increased or decreased tensions), an improved D-pad, two programmable shoulder buttons (which can replace almost any button on the controller), “Hyper Response” ABYX buttons that also have built-in LEDs, a 15-foot braided USB cable, and finally a rubber texture.
Check out the full Onza TE review after the break to see if it really bests the competition!
Ah, something cool from Razer, per usual. This time it’s one of their classics, the Naga MMO gaming mouse. There is little doubt that PC gaming is very much alive and well (and so is the gaming mouse), so it’s time to go ahead and check out what this classic offers compared to some of Razer’s newer and more expensive models.
Gunnar Optiks computer glasses. Remember how much I love them? Well, it turns out the company will be making some specs just for the upcoming Modern Warfare 3 title (which leaves me disappointed, because I think Battlefield 3 deserves that more), but anyways, the fatigue-reducing glasses that also heavily reduce eye-strain while staring at a screen for long periods of time will cost $99 a pair (typical Gunnar pricing) and will be a BestBuy exclusive starting November 8th. Full PR after the break.
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I rarely give any reviewed product the “awesomesauce” in the title of the review. But the Gunnar Anime Onyx glasses does deserve it. To put it short and simple, these glasses are designed for long computer-usage. They refrain the amount of brightness seen on the screen, and turn that light into natural light, using several technologies that Gunnar has patented and/or has found in a variety of sunglasses/prescriptions. The end result is less eye strain, a smaller chance of migraines, along with well-lubricated eyes that could take several hours of computer usage without take a major beating to the optical nerves and/or the retina. As you might know, at the age of 14 I do spend quite a while in front of tablets, smartphones, computers, and just about anything else with a screen. So I do get eye strain (on occasion). And it is very annoying. So when I found out that Gunnars existed, and that my friends at ThinkGeek were willing to send me a pair for review, I decided it’s time to get locked and loaded.
Review after the break.
Does anybody wear watches anymore? Well, people in fact do. Whether or not high-end watches like the Suunto Core will be all the rage like smartphones are is a definite doubt, but as seen the in the review after the break, there really isn’t anything wrong with this expensive watch. It’s pretty cool, actually.
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