Jan 25
Inequality remains at or near record highs.
Jan 25
The backstory to the message that’s been blowing up conservative media is pretty funny.
Jan 25
Ford is following in Google’s footsteps and has formed Ford X, a new team acting as an incubator for new mobility products and services as it tries to see beyond single-ownership cars. The division will be part of the existing Ford Smart Mobility company, which is snapping up two startups – and former Ford partners – each focusing on next-generation … Continue reading
Jan 25
Fujifilm camera adapters recalled over shock risk: free replacements offered
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The US Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced a recall involving some adapters included with Fujifilm cameras. The recall announcement has been made in conjunction with Canadian authorities to warn consumers about the potential shock risk that comes with these wall chargers. Most of the wall charging adapters were shipped to customers in the US, however. According to the US … Continue reading
Jan 25
Best Buy has decided to kick off a surprise 3-day sale, it would appear. The sale started earlier today and features discounts on a variety of different products, from phones and computers to TVs and smart home devices. Though it may not be quite as big as the sales we became used to seeing in the lead up to the … Continue reading
Jan 25
Nissan made self-parking slippers
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Nissan might not be your first thought when it comes to footwear, but you might change your mind when you see the automaker’s self-parking slippers. Being shown off at a Japanese inn in Hakone, the unexpectedly smart shoes don’t just sit around idle when they’re not being worn. Instead, they trundle away and tidy themselves up. Clearly, Nissan isn’t intending … Continue reading
Jan 25
How badly do you want a version of RollerCoaster Tycoon for the Nintendo Switch? Bad enough that you’d be willing to claim a direct stake in the game’s success? If so, Atari has a sales pitch for you. The company’s Game Partners division (tasked w…
Jan 25
Robinhood, the app that lets you make zero-fee stock trading and tracking, is moving into a new market: Cryptocurrencies. Next month, users in select US states will be able to buy and sell bitcoin and ethereum without having to pay transaction fees,…
Jan 25
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Jan 25
There are many different kinds of drones that are available in the market, ranging from the extremely affordable ones to those that cost more than a decent second hand car. Of course, the latter group would be able to deliver a high level of performance, capturing some really professional looking shots along the way. DJI has long been a staple name when it comes to quality drones, and this time around they decided to push the boundaries of what a drone can do in a small package through the introduction of the Mavic Air. The DJI Mavic Air happens to be an ultra-portable, foldable camera drone that is capable of delivering higher performance, more intelligent features and greater creative possibilities compared to any other consumer drone.
Specially developed for the traveler and outdoor enthusiast, the Mavic Air will boast of the best features that can be found in DJI’s iconic Mavic series, including a 4K camera, new QuickShot modes and SmartCapture for easier, more intelligent photo and video capturing, and FlightAutonomy 2.0 with Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems in order to achieve a smarter and safer flight. Best of all is, it weighs a mere 430 grams, making it the most portable DJI drone to date. With its folding arms and propellers, it is so compact, it is close to that of a modern smartphone when folded.
The Mavic Air comes with a recessed three-axis mechanical gimbal that is suspended from dampeners in order to reduce vibration further, while its 1/2.3″ CMOS sensor is the equivalent of a 24mm F2.8 lens (on a 35mm full frame sensor) to capture high-quality images and videos in 12MP quality. It does smooth stabilized 4K video at 30 fps, and 1080p slow-motion video at 120 fps. There is 8GB of internal memory to help you get started right out of the box, while a microSD memory card slot is there for expansion purposes. A USB-C port makes it a snap to transfer footage and photos out.
Expect to fork out $799 for the Mavic Air, where you can choose from Onyx Black, Arctic White and Flame Red colors.
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[ DJI Mavic Air is the world’s most powerful foldable drone copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
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