MWC 2015: 5 Eccentric Gadgets That Stole The Spotlight

HTC Vive

Vive, the VR headset by HTC, is created in partnership with video game developer Valve, which set its stage at MWC. HTC has entered VR base in conjunction with entering fitness gadget market; the company claims that this headset can provide “rotational” virtual reality that lets users to interact with virtual objects while walking around a room.

The public edition is yet to see light as this one is a developer edition just for the expo.

Huawei CarFi

All the places nowadays are equipped with Wi-Fi routers to enable you the service, except in closed spaces or while travelling. So the Chinese company has come up with CarFi with which you can access internet while you are in car along with support to 10 other devices.

Huawei unveiled this gadget at MWC which can be plugged in the place of cigarette lighter in car and with a Sim-card to add, your car relives as a Wi-Fi hub. It also has a USB port to charge other devices, its market as of now is in Europe but wider sales have to wait.
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