Today, we found ourselves in an interesting place, surrounded by new products we're curious about, so we decided to do an entire show about stuff we want that isn't quite available yet.
First, the Touchjet Wave, a device that transforms your 20- to 80-inch television into a touchscreen. If you've ever though, "Gee, I'd like to have a 65-inch Android tablet," the Wave could be for you. If not, well, it's still pretty interesting, especially considering its relatively low price. Would you use a device like this? We're (at the very least) interested in seeing it in action.
Next, we're discussing Graava, an action camera that not only records your excursion, but uses algorithms to track points of interest during recording, and then automatically edits the footage into a cohesive highlights reel when you're finished shooting. If you've ever had to sort through hours of video to edit something simple, you know how frustrating it can be to make something quick and shareable, and Graava wants to help with that task.
Lastly, we're checking out WalkCar, which you might have seen wheeling around the Internet earlier this week. It's a portable personal vehicle, it's entirely electric, and it can fit inside a backpack. Yes, it's a little bit "Wall-E" in that it's enabling humans to be lazier than ever, but it's still an impressive engineering feat, not to mention it's easy on the eyes.
224: Turn our TV into a touchscreen? We're listening...
Here are some links and notes for all the things on the show today:
- Touchjet Wave wants to turn your TV into a giant iPad (sort of)
- Graava's action camera not only records video, but edits it for you
- WalkCar is a personal electric vehicle that's small enough to fit in a bag
- Mod Squad: This guy's making his cat work for its dinner
- User Feedback: Your #TDRIP feedback, and our Phonetographer of the Day
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