Jebiga Finds Of The Week

What did you miss last week? Not sure? Check out our Finds Of The Week segment and stay informed.

1 – SpaceX Spacesuit

A brand new SpaceX spacesuit design was hinted by Elon Musk on Instagram.

Just last week, Elon Musk revealed the first photo of the SpaceX Spacesuit and we’re waiting for more details. What we know so far is that it has been tested to double vacuum pressure and it works well. These are pressure suits and are not made for space walk, in fact, they will be worn inside the Dragon Capsule when the astronauts will be launched to and from the International Space Station. Musk admitted the difficulties of making both a functional and good looking suit but the result is indeed promising. We can’t wait to see more photos of it.

2 – Dronescapes

An awesome book filled with drone areal photography.

The advantage of drone photography is that they go where no one else can. In this book, you’ll see amazing examples of drone photography at its best. You will find 250 images made as a result of collaboration with Dronestagram, the world leading drone photography website, and Ayperi Karabuda Ecer. You will also find comments alongside that explain how some of them were made.

BUY | $23.72

3 – Samsung Galaxy Note 8

A new Samsung Galaxy smartphone packed with innovative features.

The phrase that follows Samsung Galaxy Note 8 display is larger than life and we only have to tell you that it has a 6.3″ screen and Infinity display, and you’ll understand the expression. Besides the clear and steady 12 MP camera with 2x optical zoom, the phone comes with an S Pen, great for hand writing a message. More features include 10nm mobile processor and 6GB RAM, an option to connect it to DeX Station, Gear VR with a controller, and Gear 360. Available in black, blue, gray, and gold.

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4 – Seiko x Lowercase Fieldmaster Watch

A limited edition collaboration between Seiko and Lowercase.

Seiko and Lowercase teamed up to create this limited edition Fieldmaster Watch. It is powered by a solar-charged quartz movement and features a 44mm black stainless steel case. The case is paired with either a leather or nylon NATO strap. The collaboration and design pay homage to classic Seiko watches. More details include a four o’clock crown and waterproof properties. It will be available in eight options, with the main differences being in the dial, case finishing, and strap.

BUY | $340

5 – Maserati Ghibli GranLusso

A brand new edition to Maserati Ghibli collection that will mark 2018.

Last week Maserati introduced the Ghibli GranLusso, a restyle to the collection. Also, with an update to stability control and electric power steering, this model is one step closer to self-driving cars. According to Maserati, GranLusso design enhances the Ghibli’s aerodynamic efficiency. The new ADAS package includes some nice features like a rear cross path with blind spot alert, forward collision warning, and a new-generation rear view camera. There’s the twin-turbo, 3.0-liter V-6 engine with 345 horsepower and a top speed of 163 mph. The model will be added to the collection later this year and will represent the 2018 release.

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6 – Hyperlite Shell Ultralight Technical Jacket

A super light technical jacket from Hyperlite.

Hyperlite released an ultralight technical jacket called the Shell, made for all sorts of outdoors activities like backpacking, hiking, skiing, and climbing. It’s crafted out of DCF-WPB fabric that according to guys over at Hyperlite is “tough as f*#k for its weight”. That’s right. This material is super breathable, waterproof, and can be packed into a self-contained pocket. More specifically, it has a breathability rating of 32,000 gm²/24hr and waterproof rating of 10,000mm. More features include a chin guard, high collar zipper, hood as well as front, rear and bottom cord adjustments. The jacket is available in five sizes, each different in weight.

BUY | $450

7 – Vox Total Solar Eclipse Video

Video of the week? The total solar eclipse for sure. It was a huge event in which for an hour and 33 minutes people could see the new moon shadow crossing the Earth’s orbit and aligning with the sun. This celestial event resulted in many great photos and videos but we chose this one. It’s a Vox video that shows what the total eclipse looked like from 9700 feet above sea level. Enjoy!