Wild Mystery Tech: Projector Phones, Exoskeletons & More!

Azeron Keyzen Gaming Keyboard

• 🎮 The Azeron Keyzen is a one-handed keyboard with mechanical key switches, designed for gaming.
• 💡 While not ideal for shooters like CS2, it's considered useful for games like World of Warcraft.
• 💰 This specialized gaming accessory, including a stand and grip tape, costs approximately $260.

Woojer Vest 4 Haptic Feedback

• 🎧 The Woojer Vest 4 enhances audio by filtering and translating bass frequencies into haptic feedback.
• 🔊 It offers a sensation akin to being at a concert with a large subwoofer, with adjustable intensity and stereo or surround sound options.
• 🚀 Designed for immersive experiences in gaming, VR, or sim racing, the vest is priced at $350.

Ulefone Armor 34 Pro Rugged Phone

• 📱 This rugged smartphone features a massive 25,000 mAh battery and a built-in 150-lumen projector.
• 🔦 It also includes intense LEDs on the back for illumination, weighing 825 grams.
• 💰 The Ulefone Armor 34 Pro is priced at $700 USD.

GoBalance Play Sport Board

• 🤸‍♀️ The GoBalance Play Sport Board is a balance board with a 3D sensor and accompanying mobile games.
• 🕹️ It allows users to play games like 'Traffic Racer' by tilting the board, with forward/backward motion controlling speed.
• 💰 This gamified workout tool costs $100, offering a way to make exercise more engaging.

Casio Wrist Camera

• 📸 The Casio Wrist Camera is an early digital camera integrated into a wristwatch, supporting Windows 95/98.
• 📷 It features a small CMOS sensor and a low-quality LCD viewfinder, with photos saved wirelessly via IR.
• 💰 Originally retailing for $250 in 2000 (around $500 today), this unit was purchased for $240.

Hypershell Exoskeleton

• ⚡ The Hypershell Exoskeleton is a wearable device designed to augment walking and running speed.
• 🚶 It learns the user's gait and provides assistance through adjustable resistance levels, up to 100%.
• 💰 The lowest tier of this exoskeleton costs $1,000, with higher-end versions reaching up to $3,000.