Many companies have bombastic
proclamations about their commitment to ecology, but only few are actually
doing something about it. And with the NEWYES WeatherPad you can be saving
plenty of trees, because this very interesting LCD writing tablet can easily
replace tons and tons of paper. But it goes way beyond that, because it’s not a
one dimensional product. So you can add to it also accurate measuring
temperature and humidiity or showing a calendar and acting as an alarm clock.
NEWYES WeatherPad is a very compact
10-inch LCD writing tablet with just 1cm thickness and only 243g of weight.
Making it perfect for carrying around, but portable doesn’t mean flimsy,
because the sturdy ABS shell is very durable. The colorful doodle board screen
has an eye protection technology, so it’s perfect even for kids. You can choose
either the partially erasing or fully erasing screen and the handy screen lock
button will make sure mistakes won’t destroy your creation. And with the
magnetically attached stylus it gets even more convenient.
But the NEWYES WeatherPad also serves as
your own thermometer and hygrometer, equipped with precise SENSIRION sensors.
And in addition to the temperature and humidity the additional screen is also
showing time, date and a day. For even more universal options it also has a
built-in alarm clock. So it’s perfect for the house in general and thanks to
the kickstand you put it on display almost anywhere. And with super long
lasting battery (3-6 months) you won’t be charging it through the USB Type-C
port often.
This very interesting multi-functional
device is about to be launched on Kickstarter and the crowdfunding campaign
will be kicking off very soon. You can already sign-up for the free gift in the
form of protective cover with simple filling out the form on their website.
Kickstarter prices for NEWYES WeatherPad will be significantly lower than the
retail ones, with just US$ 17.99 or US$ 19.99. Make sure to keep an eye on this
project, because it holds quite a lot of promise. Or just simply sign up for
notifications on the pre-launch website.
