5 Useful gadgets of the year 2014

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Make your life interesting with new gadgets in new year. It's a good idea to collect and get detailed information about the gadgets. If you want to get knowledge about these technologies and gadgets then its a best place for you. In this website I post information for the visitors as need of current generation. In this article I include some useful gadgets of 2014.

Leap Motion

For decades, motion controls have held a persistent place in our visions of the future. Touchscreens are cool and all, but how about controlling your computer just by waving your hands through the air? Say what? Yes, the future is here — with the Leap Motion you can use a whole range of hand motions to point, wave, reach and grab at your digital interactions without having to touch a thing. Leap Motion may have a new lease on life thanks to inexpensive virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift. Leap Motion, the motion controller that lets you interact with a PC or Mac by waving your hands in midair, is rolling out the next generation of its software to developers. The update is aimed at creating a more intuitive user experience and will be the biggest for the platform since the company launched its gesture-based controller last year.

Parrot Drone

It's neither a bird nor a plane. It's Parrot's new quadricopter Bebop Drone, and it's coming under your control. Its feather-weight ABS reinforced structure (400g) makes Parrot Bebop Drone robust and safe. Parrot Bebop Drone delivers the best performance: 8x times more powerful than Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 onboard computer, Bebop Drone navigation computer features a Parrot P7 dual-core CPU, quad-core GPU and 8 GB of Flash Memory. The Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 Quadricopter may not come with a weapons system, but strap some lasers on it and you'll scare the sh*t out of everyone in your hood. Control its 720p HD camera and four 28,500 rpm rotors with your tablet or smartphone both indoors and out, it has separate hulls for each.

Gerber Dime Micro Tool

We took the standard keychain multi-tool and made it better. In addition to stainless steel pliers, wire cutters, a fine edge blade, spring-loaded scissors, flathead screwdriver, crosshead driver, tweezers and file, the Dime includes a unique blade designed to safely cut and score plastic packaging and a bottle opener that is exposed even when the tool is closed. Compact and lightweight, the Dime is the most valuable change you'll find in your pocket. When you're in a pinch the Gerber Dime's ten various components will sure come in handy. Its sub 3-inch length when folded lets you easily keep it in your pocket and the always-exposed bottle opener is a convenient feature.

USB Missile Launcher "Thunder"

Until now your colleagues will have felt quite save at their office desks. The range of your previous USB Missile Launcher was limited. However, the engineers at Dream Cheeky did a few extra shifts to create a better version of this little office weapon. The newly developed USB Missile Launcher "Thunder" is capable of shooting up to 7.5 meters. No one is safe anymore! Position the USB Missile Launcher "Thunder" and slide on the missiles to load and fire - get ready for combat in no time! To operate download the Thunder software and install. The launch pad is controlled via mouse or keyboard. Left, right, up and down: your instructions will be followed to support missile accuracy. Optional sound effects will also provide real-life experience of firing missiles. The launcher it's a lot of fun, and even got it running on Linux with a few python scripts.

Spykee Wifi Spy Robot

Worried about people creeping in on your man cave while away on vacation? Leave Spykee the WiFi Spy Robot at home and you'll be able to actively record video, take pictures and control this little tank-treaded android from anywhere in the world. The smart little bugger even knows to go back to his home when his battery's low. The Spykee is a clever blend of things I’m familiar with and things that kids are familiar with. It combines practical and spatial skills with modern technology: internet, wireless control, voice reproduction, video-camera ‘eye’… that sort of thing. Spykee is marketed as a spy robot. Not in a military sense of course. This robot kit has a wireless webcam and it can be controlled remotely with your computer (either a PC or a Mac) using either an ad hoc wireless connection or a WiFi access point. Also, it is possible to control the robot through the internet. From the above mentioned you can understand that this can be a very educating toy. Theoretically, it could be used for more serious applications too. However, user feedback reveals some issues that could make such applications difficult.

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