This unofficial event for years has not lost excessive popularity but still it is not what it once was. However, each year products and solutions from various companies that participate in the event are presented and that give it that informal touch but also important for all the specialized press at Apple.
Within what has been seen this year and that thanks to Cult of Mac we can know, there are some interesting app in addition to other products that can be marketed here in Spain with some success.
One of these products that has attracted the most attention responds to the name of BearExtender Turbo that would act as a repeater of Wi-Fi signals with the particularity of being fully compatible with the new Wi-Fi protocol What are they riding here? the latest Mac cards. The price would be around 65 Euros if it were finally marketed in Spain, although I think that not long after we will see an update by Apple of its Airport Express with the ability to also support ac Wi-Fi.
Yet there is another variant called BearExtender Edge to which it is possible to connect equipment directly.
Henge has presented a horizontal dock for MacBook with a spectacular design and a multitude of ports as you can see from the image, from stereo audio output up to 6 USB 3.0, Ethernet and even Kensington lock.
In terms of applications, one of the most fun but at the same time well worked was CrazyTalk, which reaches version 7 and which bases its operation on marking a pattern of our face with our facial gestures in order to create an animated avatar that will be in line with our voice and with which we can chat in a rather curious way.
These are just a few notes of everything that happened during the event, which included presentations of various accessories of all kinds for both Mac and iOS devices.
