Today we're going to look at something different!
We're going to look at a series of new gadgets that have either been released or are still an idea to be implemented.
1. Bending Time
Lenovo has pulled back the curtain and revealed a smartphone that you can wrap around your wrist, with a sporty design and a color screen.
The “CPlus,” as Lenovo calls the prototype, runs Android and has a 4.26-inch display. It will be available in 12 colors.
2. Smart Heart
Withings' Body Cardio smart scale can measure a lot more about your body than a typical fitness tracker. The larger model will reportedly cost $180.
It can detect your pulse wave velocity, which is the speed at which blood circulates through your body and which seemingly offers a picture of your heart health.
It also measures a range of other key metrics, including your body mass index, weight, and body composition – that is, the distribution of fat, bone, water, and muscle mass. The least expensive model costs $130 and measures everything except blood circulation.
3. Gaming Gym Shoes
There's no way you won't love these shoes that also function as a game controller.
Lenovo's sneakers feature fitness tracker features, and the controller works with a mobile game that falls into the "endless runner" category.
It's unclear how the game works, since the shoe is just a prototype.
4. Double Delight
The Solo and Duetto are hardly the most original of connected speakers – they play audio from almost any source and can be controlled using an app, but that's not necessary. What sets them apart, however, is their build quality.
The only difference between the Solo and Duetto is that the latter has a dual speaker for stereo sound.
The Solo starts at $200 and the Duetto starts at $300.
