Each week we pull the best Apple-related gadgets from the Cult of Mac and collect them here for your perusing pleasure.
Dorky Ruck Pack Is Like A Giant Kids Back Pack For Astronauts
The Ruck Pack is a big box for your back, with zip-up pockets no the back and a clip-closure flap on the top. I like that the square design lets you fill the main bag without stressing the iPad you can keep in the bigger rear pocket, and I also like that this iPad pocket is protected by both its own zipper and the main flap, making it a little harder for pickpockets to lift your iPad out on a crowded subway, say.
Buy it $70
Mod Notebooks Sync Your Paper Notes With The Cloud
Do you get creeped out by the fact that Google reads your emails in order to serve you ads (even though every time you search any web-based email it’s doing the exact same thing)? Then you should leave now, because the Mod Notebook is a service that scans your filled-up paper notebook and sends you back the digital version.
Buy it $25
Photojojo’s Table Dolly Resembles A Robot Dinosaur
Photojojo’s Table Dolly is – on the face of things – a super-adjustable way to film professional-looking dolly shots in your kitchen or on your stylish blond-wood parquet floors.
But looked at a different way, it could be a robot dinosaur or a cherry-picker for Lego minifigs.
Buy it $90
LifePrint, A Wireless, Internet-Connected Printer For iPhone
LifePrint might finally have invented a printer that you’ll want to use. It’s a wireless, internet-connected box that lets you print pictures from your iPhone (or Android phone), and you can also send photos direct to the printers of your friends and family.
Buy it $70
ONA’s Berlin Camera Bag Celebrates 100 Years Of Leica — In Style
If you’re a normal human with normal human needs and desires, I would imagine that you want this bag like now. It’s called the Berlin, and it is a special edition from ONA made to celebrate 100 Years of Leica.
Buy it $369
Wello Health-Monitoring Case, Like A Tricorder For Your iPhone
Wello is an iPhone case that costs $200, and monitors your vital signs like a pocket Dr. McCoy. Why would you buy such a thing? Science, bitches! Also, Stanley Kubrick stars in the promo video.
Buy it $200
