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ROCCAT Unveils the Tyon, its newest addition to the gaming mouse revolution

ROCCAT Unveils Tyon, The Next Step in Gaming Mice Evolution 

 

Hamburg, June 3, 2014 – ROCCAT™, industry leader and high-water mark for computer game accessory development and design, has once again raised the bar for gaming control and precision with the Tyon, the next step in gaming mice evolution.  ROCCAT Tyon offers 16 assignable buttons, 31 distinct possible functions, and a near limitless levels of customization thanks to ROCCAT’s dedicated Easy-Shift[+] Button.  A true game changer, it answer the needs of an increasingly nonlinear gaming experience with the most extensive set of streamlined, tested and expertly designed features available in the market. [node:read-more:link]

PAPAGO! to show off newest Dash Cams at Computex 2014

Newest PAPAGO! Dashcams the GoSafe 200 and 260 at Computex 2014

 

PAPAGO! is pleased to announce that they will feature the newest editions to the GoSafe line at the Computex Trade Show this year.  The newest GoSafe dashcams are both incredibly different. Each covers specific creative technological qualities for consumers with specific needs in mind.  The stealth design of the GoSafe 200 is like nothing else on the market today with its’ ability to clip on your rearview mirror and a hideaway LCD screen. While the GoSafe 260 replaces your rearview mirror and records footage with a crisp, clear quality that overshadows all the similar products of its’ kind.

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Afinia 3D announces the launch of new premium-quality PLA 3D printing filament

Afinia launches new line of premium PLA 3D Printing Filament

 

Afinia 3D, a leading supplier of Desktop 3D Printers, now offers a new line of Premium PLA filament at store.afinia.com. Current colors include Green, Blue, and Gray, with Black, White, and Natural becoming available in the fall. PLA, also known as Polylactic Acid, is a cornstarch derivative and is the world’s second most commonly-used 3D printing thermoplastic.  [node:read-more:link]

XYZprinting Launches 2 AiO 3D Printers with built in laser scanners and a new resin-based SLA printer

 

 

XYZprinting Unveiled Nobel 1.0 the Most Affordable SLA Printer at Computex 2014.

XYZprinting, dedicated to bringing cost-effective 3D printing to the world, is unveiling two new printers with remarkable 3D scanning capability to its well-received da Vinci product line and an affordable SLA printer, the Nobel 1.0, during Computex 2014 this week. The new da Vinci 1.0 AiO and 2.1 AiO are equipped with the most precise consumer-grade 3D scanning system in the market, making the da Vinci AiO series printers the best value all-in-one desktop 3D printer. Priced at under $2500, Nobel 1.0 will be the most precise consumer grade desktop 3D printer. Nobel 1.0 is expected to meet the market in 2015 (details and prices will become available on XYZprinting’s website later).

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Dynamism unveils the new Ultimaker 2 3D Printer

 

 

Dynamism, an exclusive provider of next-generation high-tech products, announces the launch of the Ultimaker 2, a cutting-edge desktop 3D printer that utilizes fast, accurate and user-friendly technology. Built with premium parts and materials, this 3D printer brings imagination to life with high definition printing technology.The Ultimaker 2 is a stylish and powerful printer. [node:read-more:link]

PAPAGO! Unveils its first Tire Pressure Monitoring System.

 
We adore our cars and we love that the technology they come equipped with are put there to ensure our safety and that our car operates at an optimal level. Everyone knows that when our car is running at its’ peak performance we save. We save gas as well as our personal selves from possible harm, and we save on surance. Yet we still see tire blowouts on the side of the road almost every day. Why? If our cars come fully loaded with warning systems, like Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) that prevent our tires from coming to dangerously low levels before we add air and prevent those scary blowouts, then please explain why that light goes on right before or after that blowout occurs. Are the concepts there but the failure to launch at the necessary moment inhibiting our safety when it comes to tire pressure? 
 
 

PAPAGO! Announces launch of the new GoSafe 115 Dashcam

 
Introducing the PAPAGO! GoSafe 115. Do not let the size of this dashcam fool you. Packed with many of the same features that higher end models support, the GoSafe 115 comes loaded with an advanced driver safety system. If you are in the market for a reliable dashcam that is small and compact then the GoSafe 115 is the perfect buy.
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Review: PAPAGO GoWatch 770 SportsWatch

It’s been a while since I last posted a review here at TheMakersWorkbench, and I apologize for that. Since I took up the East Coast News Editor position at TweakTown.com I have had little time to do anything but write news, but today that changes. During my trip to CES 2014, I met with a wonderful company named PAPAGO, and was quite intrigued by their offering of high-quality Dash Cams, Action Camera’s, and Fitness Watches, and upon returning home, they offered me a chance to review some of their products. [node:read-more:link]

PAPAGO released the all new GoWatch 770, a Sports Watch designed for fitness gurus.

PAPAGO GoWatch 770 GPS

 

Recently PapaGo unveiled its first Sports Watch aimed at fitness enthusiast who like to stay on track by setting up personal goals. The GoWatch 770 is designed to be robust and lightweight while remaining waterproof to an IPX7 rating. The GoWatch features a virtual trainer which enables a trainee to set up personal training goals in different aspects including distance, speed, and time. GoWatch770 supports ANT+™ protocol compliant H.R.M to monitor your heart rate and control the intensity of work out. [node:read-more:link]

Charles clues us in on Makerspaces in his latest feature article over at TweakTown.com

Makerspaces: What are they and why do they matter?

 

Within the last decade the DIY movement has grown from projects in basements and garages to a collective movement of people gathering together in cities and across the country to something much larger than it ever was before. Some attribute this to the downturn in the world economy, and while that may be true, I suspect a major portion of it is due to the movement to share everything on the internet. [node:read-more:link]

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