coolest gadgets at MWC 2015

                     

                     C OOLEST GADGETS  AT MWC 2015

 

1.MadCatz S.U.R.F R

MadCatz, which unveiled its L.Y.N.X 9earlier this year at CES, has now released the S.U.R.F R which brings an entire QWERTY keyboard to a mobile controller

2.Sandisk USB with Type C port

Sandisk was at MWC to unveil its new pen drive with a USB Type C port. Type C ports are still not mainstream but we will be able to see computer hardware as well as smartphones coming with type C connectors in some time.

3.Sandisk 200GB microSD card

The maximum limit for a microSD card slot on any phone currently is 128GB but that didn't deter Sandisk from coming up with a 200GB microSD card.

4.HTC Grip

HTC’s Grip is a fitness tracker band meant for enthusiasts and athletes. The smartband comes with a built in GPS tracker which is a boon for nature lovers as they can run or trek in the wild without worries.

5.HTC Vive

HTC has partnered with Valve to make a new VR headset for Valve’s SteamVR platform. This is the first VR headset to incorporate room scaling. HTC has promised that the finish product will be available for purchase before the end of this year

6.Huawei Car fi

The Huawei Car fi is an in-car Wi-Fi hotspot device, which looks like a miniature golf club, and can provide Internet to 10 devices at a time. The small Wifi hotspot devices supports 4G LTE networks and can also be used as a car charger.

7.Panasonic Cameramanager Nubo

Panasonic's cloud security division, Cameramanager, launched a new cloud connected secuirty camera called the Nubo. The Nubo is a Wi-Fi connected cloud security camera with 2G/3G/4G connectivity

8.Microsoft Universal foldable keyboard

Microsoft is no newcomer to the term ‘innovation’ and it shows in the new keyboard launched at MWC. The Universal foldable keyboard is as simple an idea as its name. The small foldable keyboard can connect to Windows, iOS and Android powered devices.

9.Lenovo pocket projector

At MWC this year Lenovo unveiled a small pocket projector. The small projector uses a 50 lumen bulb and has a maximum projection size of 110-inches. The projector will basically work with any device running Android 4.3 or above, iOS devices and Windows 8.1 devices. The small projector has two built in speakers and can also play content from a microSD card

10.Leia 3D Display

The Leia 3D Display is a small step in making 3D without glasses a reality. The Leia 3D display shines light through an LCD screen at different angles. What it basically does is to trick the user's eyes into recognising content as 3D by giving each eye two different perspectives to look at. The technology is still under development and may require some time before it hits the market.