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In this issue of HISPANIC Magazine, our tech talk section is dedicated to sportsment and fans alike. From waking up and getting to training on time, to guaranteeing you won't miss a beat this world cup, we bring you the best gadgets to boost performance or simply ensure uninterrupted viewing pleasure.

Nike Maxsight
$60 (per six-pack box)
http://nike.com/
nikevision/main.html

Born from an alliance between Nike and Bausch & Lomb, Nike MAXSIGHT soft contact lenses can improve outdoor sports performance by filtering specific wavelenghts of light and reducing glare. It will be available in two diferent tints, depending on the sport. The grey-green version improves the green and red colors, and is designed for football, golf, rugby, running and training, or any sport played in bright sunlight. The amber colored one is better suited for fast moving sports. Perfect for soccer, baseball, softball, field-hockey, lacrosse and tennis.


Nokia N92 Mobile TV
$TBA
http://www.mobiletv.
nokia.com

This versatile, mobile TV is the must-have accesory for the upcoming World Cup. While the product hasn’t been released in the U.S., it has been succesfully tested in Europe, and we have our fingers crossed that this innovative product will make it to the market before the summer. The first of its kind, this portable device will allow users to watch realtime broadcast TV on their pocket-sized gizmo.


Nike Airmax 360
$160
http://niketown.
nike.com

Perhaps the most technologically advanced running shoe ever built, the Nike AirMax 360 has been in the making for over 25 years, ever since the first Nike Air was introduced in 1979. The Air Max features a full-length sole of pure Nike Air cushioning, which provides extra softness and comfort. This is as close as you’ll get to running on air.


Nike Mercurial Vapor III
$200
http://niketwon.
nike.com

Thanks to its advanced Italian craftsmanship, the Nike Mercurial Vapor III is the lightest soccer boot in the world, and according to Nike, the fastest one, too. In the competitive world of sports, a fraction of a second can make the difference between victory and defeat and the makers of the Mercurial Vapor III are confident this shoe can deliver the winning edge.


AXBO Alarm Clock
$241
http://www.axbo.com

During our sleep we go through different cycles, alternating between deep-sleep, light-sleep and REM-sleep. Studies have proved that the stage of the cycle from which you’re jolted awake has an impact on how tired or fresh you feel, regardless of how many hours or how comfortably you slept. Unfortunately, no alarm was considerate enough to select the right moment to wake you up—that is, until the Axbo Alarm Clock came along. Using a comfortable towelling wristband, the clock gathers information about the sleep stage you’re in from your body movements. Simply set the alarm at the time you want to be woken and the Axbo will figure out the best time to ring within a 30 minute range, guaranteeing you’ll feel fresh in the morning.


Trafficgauge
$59.99-$79.95
http://www.trafficgauge.com

The TrafficGauge is one of those wonderful inventions that makes you wonder how you lived without it. Never again will you be trying to tune in on the traffic report, only to find out the traffic jam you’re already in goes on for miles. This nifty, palm-sized, real-time traffic map is the ultimate copilot. The TrafficGauge is available in San Francisco, Seattle and the greater Los Angeles area, so the rest of the country will just have to wait in traffic for a little longer.

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