For better or worse, CES Unveiled is a thing. We actually find it terribly convenient—dozens of gadgetmakers under one roof. And we found some cool stuff too. Huzzah! We braved the throngs and fried-food-vapors for you, my dears. Here’s the best stuff we saw: More »
From the brainspace of “Oh Hell Why the Hell Not?”, here’s Dexim’s Music Talking Stylus. It’s a Bluetooth-enabled stylus that doubles as a music controller, and triples as a phone receiver, and sorta-quadruples as a headphone jack. And, uh, it vibrates. But as goofy as it sounds, it actually seems like it would be useful, in its own very strange way. More »
Styli? Boring. Sure you can draw and write with the things, but what happens when you want to rock? Reach for Dexim’s Music Talking Stylus, naturally. The pen input device communicates via Bluetooth to your smartphone or tablet, letting you use it to wirelessly listen to music or talk to your pals. The stylus has a built-in volume button and vibration functionality. There’s a headphone jack on one end and when you remove the rubber nub, you gain access to its microUSB port for charging when its five-hours of battery life run down.
If you’re so inclined to purchase such a thing, it’ll run you around $80 when it drops in Q2.
Dexim has started selling the ClickStik Bluetooth Remote + Camera Stand for iOS devices. The ClickStik consists of a universal device cradle, a mini-tripod, a rechargeable Bluetooth remote, a micro-USB cable for charging, and a Velcro strap. The rechargeable Bluetooth remote works in conjunction with a dedicated app, allowing you to control your iOS device’s camera from up to 30-feet away. The Dexim ClickStik Bluetooth Remote + Camera Stand retails for $49.90 on Amazon. [Amazon]
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