The SprayCare band may appear to be a Spider-Man web shooter of sorts, but upon closer inspection, you’ll realize it’s a disinfectant bracelet that sanitizes everything around you. Put simply, strap it onto your wrist, press a button, and the atomizer does its magic. Each mist is capable of covering a surface around 5-inches long and 2.5-inches wide. All of the droplets are evenly dispersed so you won’t need several applications, and best of all, it accepts any liquid hand sanitizer.
Bugatti has partnered with Tidal Audio to produce a “Royale” range of speakers that combine luxury with high-end home audio. Available in two themes, Monocoque and Duotone, you can select from piano finishes or avant-garde color / material combinations. Each loudspeaker pair can be fully customized with carbon fiber, fabrics, leather, polished stainless steel, dark aluminum or precious metal surfaces.
James Hobson, better known as The Hacksmith online, has built the world’s first retractable lightsaber. It was modeled after the ones used by Jedi Knights, attached to tanks of liquid propane gas and oxygen gas to create the high level of heat required to make the plasma beam. Once turned on, the beam heats up to an immense 2,204 °C (4,000°F), meaning it can slice through just about anything. The colors of the beam can be manipulated with different kinds of salts infused with the heat.
Not just a random accessory, the Apple-certified Wristcam is essentially an Apple Watch band that comes equipped with two Sony camera sensors. There’s a 2-megapixel ‘self-facing’ camera that can record 1080p video and a second ‘world-facing’ camera records for 8-megapixel still images as well as 4K video. Simply launch the Wristcam app on your Watch to start live streaming video or use the live viewfinder to capture images / video, browse a gallery, and share your media.
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Caviar is a company known for their luxurious smartphones, tablets and watches. Their latest creation, the iPhone 12 Pro Stealth, is definitely no exception. However, this puts a new twist on luxury, with a touch of privacy. They take Apple’s latest handset – both the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max, remove the original case, and then add a chassis made from made of hardened titanium, but without the cameras.