Every day, there are over thousands of new tech to choose from, with almost half of those belonging to crowdfunding campaigns. Some projects surely make someone's life easier while some are, well, end up as useless pieces of junk. Therefore, it's just right to think twice before sending off any check to fund anything from Kickstarter or Indiegogo just to be sure that those are really worth supporting.

One of the coolest technologies that are not available in any market yet is the RokBlock. This seems like an old invention but still, it is awesome enough because it allows users to listen to any of their favorite album anywhere. It is considered as the smallest wireless record player in the world that plays any records by gently riding on top of it. The best thing about this device, according to Kickstarter, is that it can be played using its built-in speaker or plug headphones for louder, clearer sounds. It can also be played wirelessly by connecting it with any Bluetooth speakers.

The design seems a little intriguing but its builder says that RokBlock has been designed in a way it avoids creating damage to the records when using it. It properly distributes the weight of the player by using its scratch-proof rubber wheels instead of the needles.

Meanwhile, the company that stuns many people with its geodesic tent called the Cave, attempts to receive the same feedback as well with its upcoming new Motion Series of backpacks. According to Digital Trends, Motion Series backpacks resume the Heimplanet's theme which focuses on having 3D, geodesic designs. The idea for the masterpiece is to answer the usual concerns of sweaty backs while carrying large knapsacks. The bag uses 3D foam panel which lets sufficient airflow for the users back and the pack.

The bag is packed with several tech specs which make it intimidating as some may find it techier, rather than being stylish. However, it is guaranteed to look pretty while being the perfect outdoor backpack ever.