Tonight we had a visit from iWorld Accessories. iWorld has one of the
largest ranges of application driven hardware for the iPhone or Android
Smartphones or Tablets, available in Australia.
Chad DeClase was on hand to run us through the amazing variety of toys,
games and application driven devices iWorld have on sale.
It was all about games, Chad started the night with a look at the console, a plug in for your iPhone or Android Smartphone. Playing an arcade game on a mobile phone can be a challenge. It’s not just the game play but using the virtual controls on a small device can be frustrating. The iCade consolel gives you a hardware interface with a real joystick and game buttons to help bring the game to life.
Chad then took us back to the arcade games. Some of you will, I am sure,
remember playing Space Invaders after school in the local Milk Bar.
Now with a tablet or iPad linked to either the iCore or the iCade you
can re-create that great arcade experience.
The Atari games are back and iWorld has the right hardware to suit any of the faithful Atari gamers.
From the pinball wizard to the
Joy stick jockey with the Arcade and the Duo Gamer console.
Not a big gamer? If music is more your style, iWorld has something to
suit.
For the singers there is the Karaoke Pro.
Want to be your own DJ? try the
iDJ2GO
For the junior pianist we have
the Piano Apprentice, and a full keyboard version is coming.
But for the rock god in all of us there is
the All Star Guitar with a tablet or iPad inserted where the sound board would be, and buttons along the neck to replicating the frets and strings.
Then again, you may prefer to be driving or flying.
iWorld has a range from iSuper and Silverlit. Starting with the Silverlit,
small 1:50 scale Ferraris with working head and tail lights and,
The large Ferrari
the Porsche
and a Mercedes Benz.
All controlled through either a Bluetooth stick or direct from your Smartphone
or iPhone.
Silverlit also has a range of application driven small and large Helicopters.
The iSuper range has two large, metal chassis helicopters and a tank
But to paraphrase my Mum “Its all fun and games until you have to clean
your teeth and go to bed” , or is it?
Here Chad is holding the electric toothbrush which will come with an app
to teach children about oral hygiene.
iWorld does have some serious medical and fitness devices including a sleep monitor.
A range of blood pressure monitors,
a Glucose manager and even
digital scales.
Tools like this will, I feel, become quite common where a patient can monitor their blood pressure and e-mail the results to their GP or specialist. The results can be analysed and probably save the patient time and money in doctor visits.
People’s sport and fitness needs have not been forgotten. iWorld has hardware and apps for bike riders with
and
runners with
There is even one to help improve your golf swing.
This app takes a profile of your movements and then coaches you in how
to improve it. The example Chad used, was to take some lessons from a
golf pro while wearing the glove and then using the app to practice the
swing.
It’s called the
Golf-sensor
The spy cam has come of age. With iBaby a webcam designed to help you monitor the baby’s room.
We got a sneak look at Chad’s work place using his remote monitor. The baby must have gotten lost.
The extensive computerisation of cars has seen a rise in the cost of maintenance. Chad pointed out that every car built since 2004 has a computer access point. Expensive auto breakdowns could also be a thing of the past with Gopoint.
This little gadget will plug into your cars computer and give you a complete
diagnostic of any problems. This could mean much shorter delays as you
could tell the road service people the parts you need them to bring.
Gopoint
There is so much more available.
Go and check out the early
leaning and special needs,
the Home
speakers and loads more on the World
online site. Each page shows the RRP.
Thanks to iWorld, Chad was able to bring along two brand new Ferrari’s for the raffle prize.
The winners were
Allan Matthews
and
Steve South
The door prize went to
Bob Campbell