Take a look at the TOP 10 Weirdest Gadgets from CES 2014.
1) Kolibree toothbrush, which transmits data to your smartphone and records brushing activity so users can maintain a consistent cleaning each time.
2) AcousticSheep LLC RunPhones headband, a moisture wicking headband with removable headphones.
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3) Liquid Image's goggles and glasses with built in wearable cameras. To see where you've been after you've been there, like those in the Sci-Fi Movies.
4) The Zepp sensor, available for golf, baseball and tennis, analyses
1,000 data points per second to create 3D representations of a
player's swing, meaning you can practice until you're perfect.
5) TREWGrip keyboard is the keyboard with keys face away from the user but
allows people to type and enter data into a tablet while standing up.
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6) SmartCharge LED light bulb, which retails for $25.00 (approx £15.25), has a rechargeable battery and will give about four hours of light during a power cut.
6) SmartCharge LED light bulb, which retails for $25.00 (approx £15.25), has a rechargeable battery and will give about four hours of light during a power cut.
7) The Holi iPhone LED lamp, which contains 18 LED bulbs that are each
controlled separately to create moving patterns and changing colors.
8) Left your keys at home? Okidokeys door lock controlled by a smartphone's
makers claim you will be back inside your personal palace in seconds
with their device.
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9) EnerPlex Surfr smartphone case with solar photovoltaic cells will are priced for $89.99-$99.99 (approx £54.95-£61.00).
9) EnerPlex Surfr smartphone case with solar photovoltaic cells will are priced for $89.99-$99.99 (approx £54.95-£61.00).
10) Straighten your teeth in no time with the AcceleDent Orthodontic
treatment device, which the inventors claim will move teeth up to 50%
faster.
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Courtesy: telegraph.co.uk