Hey, this is the Review of Best Gadgets of 2013, I will Just give
you people the description and use of the gadget with some useful Links behind
the Image. Let’s get started.
Cambridge Audio Minx 200
Rarely do you come across a wireless speaker capable of handling
both Airplay and Bluetooth, along with booming bass extension and stellar
mid-range. Cambridge Audio’s sound blaster accomplishes it all and packs
everything into a clean-designed enclosure that speaks to luxury home audio
enthusiasts. The Minx Air 200 flaunts dual 2.25-inch BMR (Balanced Mode
Radiator) drivers and a 6.5-inch sub, both mated with a class-D amp that
cranks 200W of noise. Bump it at max volume and see if the cops don't come
knocking' at the crib.
Fit Bit Flex
Nike got some stiff competition on the fitness bracelet front. The
competitively priced Flex manages to pull off some of the same activity tricks
as the Fuel band such as monitor step counts, distance traveled, burned
calories, and more, syncing results to your iPhone or Android device. Only
difference is this activity tracker is lighter, offers interchangeable bands,
and presents the better web experience.
LG Optimus G Pro
“Phablets” are becoming the next best thing in the mobile
conglomerate thanks to the prominent success of Samsung’s Galaxy Note series.
Several other mobile manufacturers are jumping on the bandwagon, though LG
seems to be the only frontrunner at the moment to possibly dethrone the Android
king with its latest offering. The Optimus G Pro is massive in both size and performance,
pushing higher benchmarks than the Galaxy Note II thanks to its insanely fast
1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor. Videos look gorgeous on the 5.5-inch
1080p HD screen and 4G data speeds excel on AT&T’s network. Bigger is
better.
Trakdot Luggage Tracker
Ever had your bags sent to the other side of the world or
incompetently misplaced by an airline? Frequent flyers can breathe easy as
the Trakdot serves as a LoJack for luggage—monitoring baggage through the use
of cellular technology instead of GPS. The palm-sized tracker slips into any
back pack or large suitcase and sends alerts via accompanying app, email, SMS,
or company website. It even shoots notifications for when your bag hits the
claim carousel. Insecure types might want to secretly hide these in the
back of their chick’s whips. Just saying’.
VIZIO M-Series 80-Inch Razor LED
Smart TV
A visually stunning 80-inch HDTV priced lower than five grand
seems inconceivable these days. Vizio chose to go against the grain,
equipping its new M-Series Smart TV with premium features, 3D capability, and
enhanced LED edge lighting all for $1,000 less. The set expands on Vizio’s
Smart TV ecosystem by providing improvements such as prompt set-up and a full
collection of popular multimedia apps: including Amazon Instant Video,
Facebook, HuluPlus, Netfix, 3DGO, and many more. Throw in its ultramodern
design with sleek bezel frame, you're looking at the best $5,000 a sports
junkie could invest in at the moment.
