k-Chips are high speed batteries first developed in 2002. Over the years, they have been refined to be smaller and more efficient. These batteries are compatible for all of our legacy products and are still continued to be used in our current products.

Multiple battery capacities are available and can be ordered on-demand. Full-sized chips can be purchased; however, they are only compatible with certain products.

The first k-Phone was developed in 2002 and remains a staple part of the everyday family. The sturdy lightweight construction and simplistic operating system makes it an ideal choice for young children or older grandparents.

Custom configurations are available on request, and are compatible with all current generation devices.

The k-Drone is a small form factor drone measuring the size of a palm, making it the smallest and lightest camera drone of its time. Originally designed to perform remote maintenance on servers and large automated facilities, they have now been popularised as a cheap alternative to helicopter cameras.

The remastered k-Drone is capable of shooting 16K/120fps videos and 60MP photos or stream 8K/120fps video, up from its 4K/60fps streaming counterpart of 2025.

The k-Eyes provides an augmented reality experience, allowing users to stay connected and up to date with daily tasks. Smartphones, drones and other electronics devices can be connected to the k-Eyes, allowing access and control at any time, with a blink of an eye.

While all these tasks can be accomplished with today’s k-Links, the k-Eyes allows the user to step back into the past and see the world in 2020 technology. Frames can be made from a variety of materials, including carbonlunium and unobtanium.

Hailing from 2024, the k-Screens were the thinnest touch tablets available, utilising quantum light panels to display an immersible experience. Boosting a maximum thickness of 2mm, they are available in a variety of sizes.

k-Screens were first utilised by the construction industry to control construction drones and other automated machinery as portable lightweight tablets.

The k-Box is a portable personal computer smaller than a lunch box. The k-Box allowed for a powerful small form factor alternative without the need for bulky hardware, or a strong network connection to servers.

Standard configurations include the new 11.3 GHz K7 processor, with 128GB of ram and a 10TB drive. Custom configurations are available on request.

The smallest and portable hologram projector has returned from 2027. Instead of beaming a film or video to another user’s k-Link, the k-Projector can provide a group viewing experience. Measuring just under 5cm on all sides, this projector is smaller than your morning cup of coffee and is perfect for on the go travelling.

This is a perfect addition to any party or gathering, featuring a 360° HD viewing experience and quadruple speakers in the centre. The k-Projector also allows you to switch between the authentic blue and white colour of 2027 holograms or use today’s full colour holograms.

The original k-Link was the first device to connect to a user’s optic nerve to provide an augmented reality device. Like todays current k-Link, they allowed a connection to the OS network, connecting you to the rest of the world.

Unlike today’s k-Link, the original is worn underneath the ear. The original k-Link can access all of today’s services and experiences. Like the Hologram projector, you are able to choose between the blue-white projections or continue using todays full colour holograms.