The DJI Mavic Pro is a remotely controlled drone that records stabilised video in 4K, has a range of over 4 miles, a flight time just shy of half an hour, it weighs just 743 grams and folds down to smaller than 20cm at it’s longest side. It’s also one of the sexiest drones out there, but there’s more to this beast…
It’s FlightAutonomy system giving it the smarts for precise hovering and avoiding obstacles with help from it’s 5 cameras, GPS + GLONASS (Global Navigation Satellite System to you and me), 2 ultrasonic range finders, redundant sensors and 24 computing cores.
Let’s talk about speed. With FlightAutonomy it goes up to 22mph while avoiding obstacles. Not fast enough? Sport Mode gives you speeds of up to 40mph.
Not bad for something you can throw in your backpack.
The Playdate is a handheld games console made by Panic, the company that published Untitled Goose Game, and designed with Teenage Engineering. It’s bright yellow, fits in your palm, and has a crank on the side. The screen is a 400×240 black-and-white display with no backlight. It’s sharp, and it’s easy to read in direct sunlight. The crank is used as a game control alongside the D-pad and buttons: depending on the game you’ll use it to reel in a fishing line, wind time backwards, or steer. It launched with a season of 24 games, released two a week. Panic also publishes a free SDK for making your own.
Teenage Engineering have never made a boring object, and the EP-133 K.O. II is no exception. It’s a sampler and sequencer about the size of a hardback and just 16mm thick, laid out like a piece of industrial equipment from a 1978 stockroom. Point the built-in mic at anything… a kettle, a door, your own voice, and it stores in one of 999 sample slots, ready to be chopped, pitched and sequenced. There’s 128MB of space to fill it with, MIDI in and out for the rest of your gear, and a speaker so you don’t have to dig out headphones to hear what you’ve done. All of this running on four AAA batteries, or USB-C when you’re near a plug.
The Insta360 GO 3S is a compact yet powerful 4K camera designed for adventure. Small enough to fit in your pocket, this camera boasts durability and a sleek design that belies its robust capabilities. Whether clipped to your shirt, helmet, or worn as a pendant, its magnetic mount keeps your hands free to fully immerse yourself in the action. Weighing only 1.4oz (39g) and despite it’s small size, it delivers high-quality footage and features like the new MegaView FOV for expansive, distortion-free 4K hands-free POVs, and an impressive 140-minute battery life, ensuring you capture every moment with ease. Equipped with FlowState Stabilization and Horizon Lock, the Insta360 GO 3S guarantees smooth and level shots under any conditions. Its magnetic design and diverse accessory range enable versatile mounting options, empowering you to film from angles that other cameras can’t handle. Whether you’re diving into deep waters with its IPX8 waterproof capability or utilising QuickCapture for rapid shooting, the Insta360 GO 3S adapts effortlessly to your adventures. Enhancing usability further, Gesture Control and Voice Control options simplify shooting when the camera is
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