Here are Appliance Retailer’s picks for the best new and newish gadgets for March 2014:
Officeworks is claiming to be the first Australian retailer to sell 3D printers with the Cube — a device that builds layer upon layer of melted plastic to create 3D objects. The printer also comes with 25 ready-to-use 3D designs to print out. RRP $1,499
This wall-mountable speaker system offers a robust bass sound in a slimline body, as well as DLNA, Airplay and Bluetooth connectivity. RRP $549
The XT-1 offers a newly developed electronic viewfinder with a display speed lag time of 0.005 seconds, a wide-angle view and a dust- and water-resistant design.
Weighing 212 grams, the Pump speaker puts out 75+ decibels of sound and offers up to 7 hours of wireless playback. RRP $39
With Bluetooth connectivity and a USB charging port, this home phone system also allows users to make and receive smartphone calls. RRP $159
Powered by Windows Phone 8, the 4G-enabled Lumia 1320 features a 6-inch HD screen and Microsoft Office built-in. RRP $449
With the smallest stylus tip on the market at 1.9 millimetres, the Jot Script has been designed with a metal weighted body and ribbed grip to feel just like a pen. RRP $119
For the true car lover, these Headphones are made from real leather and feature the iconic trident logo to match your Maserati Quattroporte. RRP $549
This camera boasts the world’s first 50x super zoom lens equipped with a Dot Sight, meaning it’s easier to stay focused on the subject of the photo, even when you’re zoomed in close.
This sound system includes the “one touch” BeoSound Essence Remote, which can be placed anywhere in the house to control music from a tablet, mobile, NAS or from the cloud.
RRP $1,095