Rather than doing oodles of separate stories on various announcements, we'll filter them to bring you only the stuff that matters most, updating every Friday for your reading pleasure.
This week we have the Range Rover Velar, EE Air Mast, Here One buds, Pro-Ject turntable and more.
Range Rover Velar
This one isn’t technically out this week, but has been teased for the big unveiling next Wednesday. It’s a totally new Range Rover, the first since the iconic Evoque appeared, so worth a position in this week’s Hype list for sure.
Little is known other than the fact this will sit between the Evoque and the Sport models suggesting a perfect size and likely tech-filled wonder machine.
Land Rover teases new model - meet the Range Rover Velar
Here One ear buds
When it comes to truly wireless earphones you don’t get much more minimal than the Here One ear buds.
These tiny ear dwellers offer noise cancelling smarts and include mics to allow you to take calls. These also allow you to access Siri or Google Now using the buds so you can control everything like playing and pausing music simply with your voice. Not bad and maybe even worthy of the £250 price.
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The Here One are the wireless ear buds that let you do more than just listen to music
Pro-Ject VT-E BT turntable
The turntable from Pro-Ject, simply called VT-E BT, is special beyond just being a pathway to retro vinyl sound. This turntable works on its side.
The vertical turntable means you can wall mount the beauty and still have your vinyls spinning. Great for space saving, sure, but more of a design statement probably. Hence the £379 price.
You can stick the Pro-Ject VT-E BT on a wall and play your vinyl collection vertically
EE Air Mast
The mobile network EE has shown of its new Air Mast system to the UK as a way of better connecting everyone. This system uses helium filled balloons, drones and cars to offer signal in hard to reach areas.
The result could mean better connected festivals, personal Wi-Fi while hiking a mountain and, of course, better data connected rural areas. All that and it’s coming later this year.
EE is using air masts and drones to improve rural mobile coverage in the event of a disaster
Aston Martin AM-RB 0001
Aston Martin will be showing of its car collaboration with Formula One’s Red Bull Advanced Technologies in its AM-RB 0001 at the Geneva Motor Show.
This car uses a lightweight carbon fibre frame, two-seat setup and high-revving V12 engine for a 1:1 power to weight ratio - impressive indeed.
Aston Martin to bring the AM-RB 001 hyper car and the Vanquish S to Geneva Motor Show 2017
Luke is a former freelance writer for T3 with over two decades of experience covering tech, science and health. Among many others Luke wrote about health tech, software and apps, VPNs, TV, audio, smart home, antivirus, broadband, smartphones, cars and plenty more. In his free time, Luke used to climb mountains, swim outside and contort his body into silly positions while breathing as calmly as possible.
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