Best Gadgets of the year 2014 -part 2

The Ring Video Doorbell

it’s a small ringer with a camera that communicates with your phone, allowing you to see who is outside before you let them in. You can then talk to them as you politely deny them entry, or call out a more civilized “coming!”

 

iPad Air 2

 The iPad Air 2 is the thinnest iPad ever and it’s also the most powerful, containing an A8X chip, an 8 megapixel camera and at least 16GB in a 6.1mm-thin frame. The Air 2 runs 40% faster

 

 

Jawbone UP3
Jawbone is on the road to making us all super fit athletes or brutally efficient cyborgs who operate by data alone. How many minutes of REM sleep did I get last night? What’s the difference between my heart rate while resting and during a workout? How hydrated am I? How many calories did I burn on my last run? Jawbone UP3 answers all those questions better than any other Jawbone did before

 

HERO4 GoPro 

Dream it, do it, and capture it with your GoPro. With features like Emmy® Award-winning performance, built-in Wi-Fi, waterproof durability and more, GoPro puts the power to capture, create and share in the hands of everyone.

 

DJI Phantom Vision+

 The latest DJI quadcopter retains the simple style that's made their drones so popular, but adds 4K video capability — and the ability to transmit the HD video wirelessly to an on-the-ground devices. A new ground-facing camera also allows Inspire 1 to fly steadily to keep the video footage clean.

Apple Watch

 The Apple Watch wants to do to your wrist what the iPhone did to your pocket.watchwearers will access apps, weather, photos, texts, emails, payments and, through Apple’s HomeKit software, control thermostats, door locks, televisions and lights. The watch’s sleek interface is mounted on a customizable strap, and it actually doesn’t make you look like a geek.