A new Kickstarter project has presented a WiFi router that is able to pass all your traffic by a secure and encrypted Tor network. Called the Anonabox, this little WiFi router will allow you to be completely anonymous on the Internet.

The popularity of virtual reality is palpable since the announcement of the Oculus Rift VR. Today, Carl Zeiss has announce a solution that will work independently with a any smartphone, pushing VR a bit closer to general public.

QPAD is extending its gaming keyboard lineup with the new MK-70 model, which is placed between the MK-50 and the MK-80/MK-85 gaming keyboard models.

The Swiss company “éc a l” developed a new gaming controller, based on materials available at Ikea, and an Apple smartphone.

While a few manufacturer, like SanDisk, are announcing the first UHS-I Class 3 SD cards, Silicon Motion is way ahead, and today the announced the first UHS-II Class 3 controller for SD cards.

Even though many users are already switching to UHD or 4K resolution, and thinking about the new 5K monitors, there’s still a market for lower resolutions monitors, and ViewSonic presented a new model that should do just fine on kind of market.

Leap Motion is a motion detector which is able to reproduce perfectly our hands movements. If you use it while you're wearing a VR helmet, like the Oculus Rift, you get a virtual reality experience which is even more immersive.

X2 is a dutch company, and they work to bring to the market many gaming peripherals with a competitive price. Today they unveiled two new products, the Mirage mechanical keyboard and the Genza gaming mouse.

In the videogame world, retrogaming is what allows a lot of players to live again the same feelings they had while playing a title a lot of years ago. 8BitDo is giving you the chance to live this feelings with the best equipment possible.

Ciberith is a small company, which is creating their so called Virtualizer. It's a device capable of tracking a wide variety of body movements and in the end you'll be able to control games by physically walking, jumping, crouching, ...

During the last few years Creative pushed really hard on its headset lineup, the Sound Blaster. With the new SB Inferno, they are targeting the gaming market, but thanks to an aggressive pricing, you won’t have to empty your pocket to buy them.

Spire have already been able to gather their first experiences on making mice. The successor to the Archer and the Archer II is going to be called Archer ICE and it looks like this rodent is the next step in the evolution.

There’s been a fast growth of the audio market lately, especially when it comes to headsets, thanks to a great number of new products and new companies producing it, to answer any kind of need the market might have. This is one of the reason why Creative, which is a big player on this field, unveiled the new Hitz MA500 headset.

Zowie Gear, a name well known in the world of eSports, has announced a new addition to its FK line, the Zowie FK1 gaming mouse.

Those streaming dongles which can be used on standard TVs are becoming more and more interesting. While Chromecast, by Google, managed to reach Europe and is selling pretty good, and even Dell unveiled the Wyse Cloud Connect, today we discovered that Mozilla is also planning to release a more open and free version pretty soon.

Polk Audio is an American company on the market for quality headsets and speakers from 1972. A few years ago, they had a partnership with Microsoft, and they created two gaming headset to be used with Xbox 360, the 4 Shot and the Melee. Today, they announced another partnership, to create an Xbox One compatible headset, the Polk Audio Striker.

The virtual reality market will definitely have a bright future, and it looks like we can expect a few more reasonably priced products, instead of those big names that everybody already knows. It does not come as a surprise than, to discover a new Chinese project, the Project ANTVR.

Cherry Corp. is a well known company, mostly because of their famous mechanical switches, the CherryMX, which are featured in most of mechanical keyboards on the market. What most people do not know, is that Cherry Corp. also produces a lineup of office peripherals, which is getting two new models today, the KW2000 keyboard and the MW2400 wireless mouse.

When it comes to weird IT gadget, Japan is always the first in line. This project is no exception to this rules, and once again the rising sun country is showing us that they have no limits about electronic devices.

The virtual reality market has grown a lot in the past two years. There are a few known players in the field, but there are also many new companies emerging who are working on similar projects. One of them is GameFace Labs, which is developing GameFace, something that could reminds us of the famous Oculus Rift, but with a couple of big differences.