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FEBRUARY

TECH TIME

Clever gadgets you’ll wonder how you ever lived without

BUSINESS

PICK

OF

THE

LISTEN UP

Avanca D1 Wireless Sports Headset

£36.85

www.amazon.co.uk

ONE MANÕ

S TRASHÉ

Pentatonic recycled furniture

Airtool chairs from £199 and tables from £830

www.pentatonic.com

The Avanca D1

Sports Headset is

a must-have for all

runners, bikers and frequent

gym visitors. Connect

these wireless and flexible

headphones to a smartphone,

MP3-player or other Bluetooth device and

listen to music or audio coaching during your

work-out. The stylish in-ear earbuds come with

three different sizes and are carefully designed

to make sure they never fall out as well as

maximise the sound output. The removable,

all-weather covers protect the ear buds from

dust and rain, while traffic and city sounds are

reduced to a minimum. The compact control

panels in the ear buds let you skip songs,

change the volume and answer incoming calls.

The award-winning BioLite CampStove

just got a serious upgrade with 50 per cent

more power, an integrated battery, and

an updated LED dashboard for improved

control and feedback. By

burning only wood, the

CampStove 2’s fan

creates a smokeless

fire that can cook

meals and boil water

in minutes while

turning its heat into

usable electricity

so you can charge

all your wireless

devices. Perfect

for happy campers

who want to stay

connected.

BIOLITE CAMPSTOVE 2

£129.95

www.bioliteenergy.com

Pentatonic is a furniture manufacturer who

wants to turn landfill into lifestyle. Their first

range of Airtool chairs and tables are made from

rubbish that has been recycled into new materials

to form a sleek range of office furniture. These

futuristic-looking designs are made from plastic

bottles, shoe soles, food packaging, aluminium

cans and DVDs. Furniture legs are available in

white, cool grey, steel blue and red, while the

chair’s seats and table tops come in either a

smooth carbon-fibre-like material or a plyfix

shell that feels like wool felt, but is actually

wipe-clean plastic. State-of-the-art engineering

means that all the products are modular so

everything is compatible.

Karst is a paper product that does not

use timber, water, chlorine or acids in

its production. Instead, it’s made from

calcium carbonate, one of the most

abundant substances on the planet,

which is sourced from wasted stones

produced by the mining industry. The

stones are crushed into powder and

combined with non-toxic, recyclable

binding agents to make stone paper.

The whole process leaves a carbon

footprint 60 per cent smaller than

traditional methods, and the resulting

paper is whiter and smoother than

your standard writing pad. As an

added bonus, it’s also waterproof,

tear resistant and doesn’t allow ink

to bleed through it. Karst notebooks

are available in A5 and A6 sizes, with

hard or soft covers, lined or blank

pages and in three colours: stone,

navy and desert.

HEART OF STONE

Karst Stone Paper notebooks

From £8.95

www.karststonepaper.com

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