Awesome Gadgets

If you often work or play outdoors, Mophie’s Juice Pack Powerstation Pro is the external battery for you. It’s rated IP65, guaranteed to keep the 6,000mAh battery safe from bumps and splashes.

Buffalo’s 4-port USB hub has specially designed ports, allowing USB plugs to be inserted regardless of which side is up… as long as you plug them in them horizontally of course.

The Uppleva is an all-in-one home entertainment solution, with an HDTV, Blu-ray player, sound system and wireless subwoofer. The color of the TV’s frame can be matched with the furniture.

A wristwatch with an E-Paper screen, a week-long battery life and Bluetooth-support. Pebble connects to iOS and Android devices, from which its apps can also be downloaded and managed.

The TopBrewer is an all-in-one coffee machine. Its two grinders and brewing unit can dispense brewed coffee in just 15 seconds. It has touch operated controls and can even be controlled via an app.

The SecondWind battery charger is designed to recharge disposable alkaline batteries, i.e. the ones that are not supposed to be rechargeable. It recharges AA & AAA batteries within 90 minutes.

Fitted with MartinLogan’s largest hybrid electrostatic panel. It also has a 200W amplifier, a 24-bit digital signal processor and an exclusive high-gloss black cherrywood finish. More here and here.

A 5.6″ LCD display for DSLR cameras. It attaches via the tripod mount to make it easier to shoot and view videos, take low angle shots and more. It uses mini-HDMI input and has an HDMI output jack.

The Aventum series has sub-zero liquid cooling, an exhaust chamber and 13 fans to dissipate heat. It can be fitted with dual 2.3GHz 6-core Xeon CPUs, 32GB RAM and three 2GB GTX 680 GPUs in SLI.

From Josh Guyot – co-founder of Joby – comes Galileo, a 360º pan-and-tilt stand for iOS devices that can be controlled via another iOS device. An adapter for GoPro cameras is also in the works.

While most of us would want to hide our mess of gadget cables, Daniel Ballou’s concept uses them to turn a desk into an industrial landscape. We wish there were tiny birds to go along with the towers.

The new 2TB My Passport portable hard drive from Western Digital has twice the capacity but is almost the same size as the 1TB variant. It has USB 3.0 compatibility and hardware encryption.

The Digital Bolex D16 shoots RAW frames at 32fps in 2K resolution. It has a Kodak CCD sensor, dual CF card slots and an SSD. The first 100 units of the $2,500 camera have already been pre-sold though.

Take your tunes traveling and start a party virtually anywhere with the Eco Terra, an mp3 player case with built-in speakers. It’s waterproof and will always float right side up when in water.

Wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas’ BeetleCam is a “lion-proof” armored case that can carry any camera. It can be controlled from more than 300ft away and can send back live video.

Clean up your home theater with the ScreenCast AV 4. Connect up to 4 HDMI devices and stream media from up to 100ft. away. The transmitter can’t stream to more than one receiver though.

Invented by Jim Clark, the Headgear and Headcase Pro are protective cases for GoPro’s Hero and Hero II cameras that are covered with mounting holes, so you can attach your camera to almost anything.

Aatma Studio became famous for its futuristic take on the iPhone 5. They’re doing it again with the iPad 3, imagining a magnetic edge-to-edge display, NFC and holographic capabilities. More like iPad 10.

The WeMo home automation system lets you toggle your appliances on and off remotely via the WeMo app or even set schedules. Get the motion switch for more automated controls. Out Summer 2012.

Like to play drums by tapping your fingers on the desk? This piezo microphone and software converts your impromptu riffs into MIDI messages, readable by music software. Post sponsored by LEXUS.

The HTC One X has a 1.5 GHz quad-core CPU, 1GB RAM, 8mp rear- and 1.3mp front-camera, LED flash, Beats Audio, NFC and DLNA support. It will run on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

We’re not sure what legal mumbo-jumbo they pulled off, but Zip Zip has managed to make these colorful flash drives with cases that look a lot like LEGO bricks and are even stackable.

Seems like James Bond himself should have had this gizmo, made all the way back in 1961, and designed to keep thieves from getting their hands on the contents of stolen briefcases.