Hrdwood Headphone Stands

Elevate your audio experience with The Hrdwood's exquisite Wooden Headphone Stands, available on Etsy. Crafted by hand in walnut or light ash wood, these stands offer a stylish solution to showcase your headphones. Choose between a smooth arch or a stair-stepped tunnel design, bringing a touch of elegance to your home or office. Perfect for music enthusiasts, gamers, or anyone looking to organize their workspace, these headphone stands provide both functionality and style. Not only do these accessories keep headphones organized, but they also add a sophisticated flair to your decor.

SPOTIFY CAR THING

Spotify has just released its first piece of hardware, a smart player for you car called "Car Thing”. The in-car entertainment system is aimed at users who want a "more seamless" and personalized in-car listening experience, and seems to be meant for people who have no built-in infotainment systems or phone connections in their cars. The dash-mounted music and podcast player can be controlled by voice, but also has has a dial, touch screen and preset buttons for p...
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Nuviz Motorcycle Head-Up Display

NUVIZ is a new gizmo that gets a Head-up-Display on your helmet and that’s a pretty cool feature. But NUVIZ is also something more than a simple HUD system, it also features a GPS, communication, music and photo management, all of which can be managed by a simple mount on system that you simply attach to your helmet. You also have to mount the control unit onto your handlebar to switch between the functions you want to use. NUVIZ is very easy to use and intuitive ...
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BIOLITE BASECAMP STOVE

Remember the innovative BioLite Camp Stove, a portable stove that uses nothing but the sticks and twigs around you to cook meals and charge gadgets? Well, the same team behind the innovative project have recently developed a larger version, the BioLite BaseCamp Stove, a cooking and charging device for groups. The portable cooker is also powered by burning wood, and converts heat from your fire into useable electricity via a thermoelectric generator. You can then use...
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