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Djay For Apple Watch
With great excitement surrounding the launch of the Apple Watch, many new exciting apps are adapting to the most sought-after gadget. The popular app Djay, wants you to DJ an entire party from the Apple Watch, by placing decks on your wrist! The app turns your Apple Watch into an ultra-portable DJ system, allowing you to leave the DJ booth without ever missing a beat again. You can browse your iTunes library and Spotify, view all information about the currently playing song, match the BPM of two songs and synchronize their beats, play, pause, seek within a song, crossfade, loop, and spice up your mix with a host of professional real-time audio effects. All in real-time, right from your wrist. watch the video



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TMA-1 HEADPHONES | BY AIAIAI | Image

TMA-1 HEADPHONES | BY AIAIAI
Designed by Kibisi, the TMA-1 Headphone is an iconic, striped to basics, headphone designed to be a DJ tool. TMA-1 is developed in colaboration with leading DJs, produced by Aiaiai. To be launched in 2010....
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NEW MARSHALL SPEAKERS
Marshall have introduced two new speakers to their impressive lineup, the Stockwell II and Tufton, join the previously launched Kilburn II. The new speakers ooze Marshall´s classic retro vibe, and feature Bluetooth 5.0, a battery that is rated to offer up to 20 hours on a single charge, wireless capabilities and a rugged casing. The large Tufton offers a combination of power and portability thanks to its guitar-style strap, it features a 40W woofer, two 15W full-ra...
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Minibot
Inspectorbots manufactures wireless robot platforms, this rugged robotic vehicle is called the Minibot. With its Go-Pro Camera, you can record and control it on a App from your smartphone, and with a 180 degree pan and 135 degree tilt, the operator can have a virtual 3D experience. With its 4WD wheels, it can spin on a dime, and is perfect for confined spaces or remote operations. You control it as if you were inside the vehicle itself. Drive it into a hazardous env...
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