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5 Hot New Tech Gadgets

Business Jul 01, 2014

by Anokhi Admin

Here are the five hot new gadgets you may want to consider adding to your collection.

Amazon Fire Phone

It has a 4.70-inch display (bigger than an iPhone but smaller than some android devices), and the camera is 13-megapixels. The rear camera (for selfies) is a standard 2-megapixels and has image stabilization to counteract shaky hands.

It also includes 32 gigabytes of storage and a 2.2GHz processor.

"Our idea is to give the lowest price to the customer. If we don’t have it, shame on us," said Amazon executive Dave Limp.

Amazon customers can pre-order the Fire Phone for when shipping starts on July 25. The price starts at $199 on a two-year contract with AT&T. Amazon will also be throwing in a year of Prime membership (free two-day shipping, plus unlimited streaming of top TV shows and movies, Prime Music, and more).

iWatch

Apple is set to launch its smartwatch in October with production expected to start in July.

According to Reuters, Taiwan’s Quanta Computer Inc, the manufacturer of the gadget, will ship 50 million units in the first year of production.

Features of the iWatch include a 2.5-inch diagonal display, a touch interface and wireless charging. The gadget is also expected to come with messaging and voice chat functionalities that require a connection to a smartphone.

Panono

One quick toss of the Panono Camera will capture everything in every direction into a high resolution 360° x 360° full-spherical panoramic image.

Throw the Panomo camera ball into the air to take incredible photographs from all angles. Possibly don't throw it too hard though.

LG Home Chat

Dying for a beer in the comfort of your own home but can't remember if there's any left in the fridge? No worries – use LG Home Chat to text your fridge to check for you.

You can also text your washing machine to start a load while you're out, or tell your robotic vacuum cleaner to start tidying up.

Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750

The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 makes battery hassles a thing of the past, even indoors. The keyboard connects automatically via a 2.4GHz wireless unifying receiver, and the solar battery will stay charged for up to 3 months, even in total darkness.

_{Panomo Camera Photo: LaCie

LG Home Chat Photo: ROBYN BECK/AFP

Featured Image And Amazon Fire Phone Photo: Amazon}

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