Cool gifts for road warriors [Gift Guide 2012]

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  • Gifts for road warriors

    Gifts for road warriors

    Being on the road all the time takes a heavy toll of hardware, so the holidays is a great time to give the road warrior in your life some new toys to play with.

    All this kit has been tried and tested on the road, and has what it takes to survive reagular and being knocked around.

    Here are five gift ideas for the person in your life who takes to the road with a bag full of tech.

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

  • 128GB Supersonic Magnum USB 3.0 flash drive

    128GB Supersonic Magnum USB 3.0 flash drive

    There's a lot to like about this flash drive.

    • 128GB storage;
    • USB 3.0 technology that offers sequential read performance at speeds up to 200MB/s and up to 120MB/s sequential write speeds;
    • The robust aluminum enclosure enables shock resistance up to 15Gs;
    • The 5-year warranty.

    Price: $135.

    Image source: Patriot.

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

  • New Trent iCarrier heavy duty dual port power pack

    New Trent iCarrier heavy duty dual port power pack

    Take a whopping 12000mAh of power on the road with the iCarrier. This pocketable power pack holds enough charge to recharge an iPhone 5 six times, or enough to top up the iPad 4 by 80 percent.

    Dual USB ports -- one outputting 1 Amp, the other 2 Amps -- means that you can charge two devices simultaneously.

    Don't let the 'i' in the name full you, this is compatible with a wide range of smartphones, tablets, cameras, and portable gamins systems.

    Price: $76.95.

    Image source: New Trent.

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

  • Griffin SmartTalk Solar

    Griffin SmartTalk Solar

    Messing with your phone while driving the fast lane to an accident. Keep your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road.

    The SmartTalk Solar autoconnects with a paired iPhone or smartphone as soon as you get into your car. You can answer and place calls easily using a single large button, and even access your smartphone's voice command features.

    The window-mounted unit has a built-in solar panel and an internal battery charged for wire-free talk time.

    Price: $69.99.

    Image source: Griffin.

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

  • PowerMonkey Extreme portable solar charger

    PowerMonkey Extreme portable solar charger

    While a portable power pack has a finite storage capacity, by tapping into the sun's infinite power supply you can charge your smartphones and tablets any time of day -- even when it is overcast.

    The PowerMonkey Extreme is kitted with a massive 9000mAh capacity battery inside a durable shell. The unit is capable of recharging most 5V devices, including the iPhone. In turn, the battery is kept topped up by a clam-shell solar panel offering 3 Watt of output.

    It features two output channels, one channel outputs 700mAh max (standard USB) and a 2.1 Amps port that support the iPad and other 5V tablet computers.

    Price: $199.99.

    Image source: PowerTraveller.

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

  • Livescribe Sky Wi-Fi Smartpen

    Livescribe Sky Wi-Fi Smartpen

    Record everything you write or hear and automatically with the Wi-Fi-enabled SmartPen. And, in order to keep your information safe, it is sent the data wirelessly to the cloud and stored an Evernote account (500MB account included in the purchase).

    Price: $149.99.

    Image source: Livescribe.

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

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Here are five gift ideas for the person in your life who takes to the road with a bag full of tech.

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Gifts for road warriors

Being on the road all the time takes a heavy toll of hardware, so the holidays is a great time to give the road warrior in your life some new toys to play with.

All this kit has been tried and tested on the road, and has what it takes to survive reagular and being knocked around.

Here are five gift ideas for the person in your life who takes to the road with a bag full of tech.

Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

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