Not only do we want our pictures to stand out, but we want our camera to do so as well. Problem is, the DSLR market isn't exactly flooded with variety. The PENTAX Q7 is changing that. The small and lightweight interchangeable lens camera is also customizable. You select the color of the body along with the color of the grip and your camera is custom-made just for you. It packs a 12.4 megapixel CMOS sensor, 19 smart effects and filters for your shots, and more personality than the standard jet black camera most people have.
If someone asked us to build a camera, we wouldn't know where to start. With The Konstruktor from Lomography it's actually quite simple. The Konstruktor is the world's first 35mm SLR do-it-yourself camera. All you do is click and screw together the kit in a few steps and you'll be left with a fully functional camera ... continue reading
It might be a rare occasion, but if you have ever dropped your pocket knife in a pond while out camping, you know the annoyance involved in retrieving that sucker. The Cork Knife eliminates any fear of cutting rope on the side of a lake or whittling wood over a creek while you're on your next trip. The cork handle ... continue reading
In the battle for the most interesting looking Bluetooth speaker, Philips may have just sealed the deal with the SoundShooter. The super compact speaker easily clasps onto a backpack, belt loop, or any of your gear with the attached carabiner. Available in a few different vibrant colors (or black, if you're not looking ... continue reading
Cable boxes are clunky and feel like old electronic eyesores in our minimal entertainment setup. If you're ready to abandoned your old friend the cable box, consider Fan TV. The stylish device allows you to watch live TV, DVR shows, and stream as well. Perhaps the coolest thing about Fan TV, however, is the button-less ... continue reading
Since you don't know exactly what you'll be transporting on a day-to-day basis, most carry-all cases don't always work. If you're an iPad Mini owner and want a case that is adaptable to your ever changing EDC, check out the Web. The woven elastic webbing on the back of the case is perfect for storing just about anything. ... continue reading
As cool as some of these new "Smart Locks" are for our homes, we don't necessarily want to strap a huge hunk of metal on our door frame. Luckily, Yves Behar and August worked out a stylish and fun alternative. You can send access keys to anyone with a smartphone and decide access times for the keys to be used along ... continue reading
Not too long ago we did a review of a bunch of Bluetooth speakers on the market. (You can check it out here if you need a refresher.) We walked away most impressed with the little Logitech number. Based on that, we're pretty excited for the UE BOOM. The wireless speaker from Ultimate Ears (a brand of Logitech) is meant ... continue reading
There are benefits to choosing in-ear headphones. You can workout with them easier, they are better for transport, and they keep your hair game in check (sue us, we like to look good). With the new a-JAYS Five, you've got even more reasons to ditch those bulky over-ear cans. With three different models, each designed ... continue reading
Putting a strong emphasis on things that aren't video games, Microsoft debuted the new Xbox One this afternoon. Don't get us wrong, the games look sick (at least the EA Sports ones they showed off along with a few others), but the way the device lets you interact is really awesome. Power the unit up by simply saying, ... continue reading
Since new apps get released at an incredible rate, we figured it only fair to keep you abreast of the best. Stop sifting through all the terrible games and little life helpers to find some gems and break out your iPhone or Android device and get to downloading some of these guys. ... continue reading
Traveling with cables is a pain in the ass. They get buried in the bottom of your bag, separated from the wall adapter or tangled up in all the other stuff you decided to bring with. It's even worse when you consider the fact you need to travel with cables and bricks for your iPhone and iPad, along with your headphones. ... continue reading
Well, it looks as if Marshall has gone all in, in the headphones game. After releasing the Marshall Majors and Marshall Minors a bit ago, the classic amp brand has now dropped the Marshall Monitors. The collapsible, over-ear cans, feature a completely detachable double-ended coil cord (complete with mic & remote) ... continue reading
Buying vintage cameras to put on display in your home is a ridiculously expensive way to decorate your pad. Sure it would look cool to have a bookshelf full of old Leicas and Polaroids, but you would probably have a hard time... you know... paying rent. Another option if you're a photography buff is to slap this new ... continue reading
Normally, product copy is pretty boring stuff aimed at getting the facts out as fast as possible. It's about numbers, not feelings. The Sold iPhone App sells itself pretty well when it comes to describing its function--putting the burden of selling your "luxury" shit for some extra rent money. "I don't have time for ... continue reading
After hearing buzz for a bit now, Twitter officially released their music app today. Twitter #Music (really, a hashtag in the name?) pulls tunes from Spotify, iTunes, and Rdio, and is set on helping users discover music they'll love. Organized in a few simple pages, you can swipe through popular songs, emerging artists, ... continue reading
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