MWC 2015: 5 Eccentric Gadgets That Stole The Spotlight

Nokia N1 Tablet

China is the first country to be graced with this tablet computer of $249 form Nokia that has body design similar to Apple iPad, runs on Google Android software and embossed with Nokia brand.

The Android apps are organized through software called the Z launcher, when you are in need of an app just trace a letter in the Z widget space and all the apps with the alphabet line up.

The computer tablet has a 7.2 inch display which is pretty efficient to touch and faster in processing. It also features a type C connector that enables the use of USB cable on either side.

Samsung Gear Innovator Edition

Samsung is planning to familiarize Virtual Reality that goes with its future smart phones; the Korean electronics giant has unveiled its own VR headset, dubbed as Innovator edition.

This headset is compatible with the company’s latest releases such as - Samsung Galaxy S6 and Edge S6, it is 15 percent lighter compared to others.

Made in conjunction with Oculus this black and white headset features the same touchpad but has new features incorporated like fresh content including 360-degree tours of Iceland. It also has wartime shooting games that use a Bluetooth controller; its launch will see the light in Australia later may be to others.
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