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ULTRA-HD DASHCAMS Dashcams provide a reliable video record for insurance claims of any road accidents you may be involved in, including any unscrupulous scams. This makes them an essential tool for any car owner, as well as anyone renting a car. Thinkware has upped the ante with its new, as-yet unnamed, 4K dashcam. The device features a 3840x2160 resolution front camera and an optional 2K (2560x1440) rear camera. T ere’s parking monitoring, a super night vision option, a mobile app, as well as lane departure warnings, collision warning and safety camera alerts. The unit is small enough to keep in your hand luggage and attaches to the dashboard via the supplied mount.
NEXT-LEVEL SILENCE Technics is a well-established name in audio, being Panasonic’s high-end audio division, but the snappily named EAH- F70N is its first noise-cancelling headphones. It includes Technic’s own Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling, which uses two separate microphones inside and outside the cans, to produce the best result. The level of noise cancelling has three settings as well as an ambient sound enhancer option, to allow you to hear announcements or voices without removing the headphones. Among other features, they also contain a wearing sensor, to stop your music when you take them off, and will work with your device’s voice assistant (such as Siri) to make calls or perform tasks.
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A SECURITY KEY FOR ALL YOUR DEVICES Online security continues to be an issue, especially for those accessing their data from shared machines or public wifi connections. Yubico’s Yubikey provides a physical authentication for accessing a wide range of online applications. Using a two-form authentication for access, the Yubikey drive is inserted into the computer or mobile, which the company claims is far more
secure and hack-proof than a text message or app authorisation. The latest model, previewed at CES, features both a USB-C and a Lightning connector, making it suitable for Mac and iPhone users. It also released an NFC (near-field communication) version, which can simply be tapped against compatible phones for authentication.
THE BIG SCREEN ON THE MOVE Laptops have been getting smaller over the years, which is all fine until you need to actually do some serious work on them. LG’s new release goes in the other direction. The LG gram is an ultra-lightweight 17-inch laptop, weighing in at around 1.34kg, and has slimmer dimensions thanks to its thin bezel and squarer 16:10 ratio screen. In terms of specs it features an 8th Gen i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD hard drive and Windows 10 operating system. The battery offers up to 19.5 hours of use per charge and the screen is a super high resolution 2560x1600 pixels (WQXGA). While it will
still take up more space in your bag, it won’t weigh you down like the 17-inch
behemoths of old – and that screen will save your eyes some work on arrival. BT AP RIL 20 19
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