GameDock Change iOS Device into a Game Console

Drastic increase in the number of gaming applications in smartphone makes game vendor creates multiple devices to support these products. This time the company based in Portland, Cascadia Games decided to enhance the experience of retro games, which lately much in demand. They named these devices with GameDock, which can change the iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad into a console game.

Gamedock has a HDMI port on the back side, where in the middle there is a 30-pin connector for Apple and 2 USB ports for connection path gamepad and the power button on the front. This machine is simple, yet able to significantly boost the experience when playing the game.

Working system of GameDock is running optimally with device iCade. However, also predicted perfectly compatible with other gaming devices. To have GameDock, the owner of the iOS have to spend USD100 to make up for it. With an additional USD50 you will get a retro USB controllers and HDMI adapter. Delivery cost for applicants outside the United States which amounted to USD20. So, are you interested?

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Sony Jumps Into Fitness Trackers With Core SmartBand

 Sony on Monday unveiled a new wearable device: a fitness tracker called Core, which fits into other accessories such as a SmartBand. The device integrates with an app called Lifelog, which Sony hopes to build into a platform.

Sony Mobile CEO Kunimasa Suzuki unveiled the Core and SmartBand at the companys CES press conference, calling it possibly the smallest device Sony has ever made. While his presentation was scant on details, he showed a demo of the Lifelog app tracking steps taken, calories burned and other typical fitness-tracker fare.

When worn on the wrist, the Core/SmartBand is intended to be a simpler, more specialized product than Sonys SmartWatch. Sony also showed off a few different wearables, such as a lanyard and bulkier bracelets.

But its the Lifelog platform that received the most attention: Sony aims to make it into an open platform, and it looks to record more than just steps. Sony says that the Core, along with a phone, can actually tell when youre commuting and what kind of vehicle youre in. Sony also aims to create a whole Core ecosystem, with both software and hardware partnerships, to build "a series of exciting and fashionable" products.

Sony plans to launch the SmartBand this spring. No pricing was announced.

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