Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap Trailer
“Hip-Hop is a masterpiece, but nobody painted it all.” As the reel begins to play for the upcoming “Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap” movie, the trailer welcomes us into a dialogue between some of music’s most iconic and recognizable faces. Directed by Ice-T, the movie follows the journey of rap through its progressive eras to shed light on its growth into a globally dominating force. To name a few, the footage highlights appearances from Eminem, Kanye West, Dr. Dre, Nas, KRS-One, and Snoop Dogg. The film is currently slated for a June 15 release.
Sony’s SmartWatch Arrives in the U.S.
Sony has announced that its popular SmartWatch has made its way into the domestic marketplace. Wildly popular overseas, the watch which works in unison with a variety of smartphones allows wearers the ability to stay connected and conduct vital business without having to forage into your pockets for your phone. The 1.3-inch display features the ability to read social updates, text messages and email, manage calls with a simple touch and swipe, personalize apps downloaded from Google Play, and control music. Additional bands are available in pink, white, mint, grey and blue. SmartWatch from Sony connects to Android smartphones via Bluetooth and will be available at select retailers for $150 USD.
Source: Hypebeast
Amplifiear Sound Amplification Device for iPad
The Amplifiear is a sound amplification device for the new iPad and iPad 2 currently seeking a $10,000 USD backing via Kickstarter. Simple in its construction – with no batteries or electricity needs, the orb-like piece seeks to cup the speaker that jettisons from the back of the smart pad. The Amplifiear simply clips onto the corner of the iPad and reflects and amplifies the sound – boosting snare drums and other more nuanced sounds that often get lost or muffled. Having already raised nearly $2,000 USD, the Amplifiear is well on its way to reaching its funding goal.
Source: Hypebeast
Phantom Miro M320S High-Speed Camera
Current iterations of the award-winning Phantom high-speed camera have limited high-speed capabilities at maximum resolutions. The Miro M320S, Vision Research‘s upcoming successor to the Phantom throne will set a new standard for high-definition recording, as it will be able to record full 1080p HD at an incredible 1,540 frames-per-second. If that’s not slow enough for your epic pie-in-face montages, the Miro will also be able to record much lower resolution video (128 x 8) at a mind-boggling 325,000fps. The camera is powered by a 3.2 gigapixels/second throughput (compared to 2.3 of its predecessor), and houses an internal capping shutter, on-board battery, and versatile mount fixtures to open up the camera’s versatility and ease of use. Pricing and an official release date have yet to be determined, but it won’t be cheap, and it won’t be immediately soon either.
Source: Gear Patrol
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