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Astrophotography has always had a bit of a reputation problem. Getting a decent image of a nebula or galaxy typically means wrestling with a telescope,…
Astrophotography has always had a bit of a reputation problem. Getting a decent image of a nebula or galaxy typically means wrestling with a telescope,…
There was a window, roughly 1998 to 2006, when you could walk into a shop, buy a disc, and own the thing forever. No login,…
The ROG Spatha X 65K comes with a charging dock, and the dock is doing four jobs. It’s the 2.4 GHz receiver, the charger, a…
The original Commodore 64 launched in 1982. Cyberpunk 2077, the game, is set in 2077. The gap between those two years is roughly the entire…
Most technology designed for children asks them to look down. Quest asks them to look around. At first, the idea of using artificial intelligence to…
I’m not a huge believer in horoscopes or fortune-telling, but I do enjoy reading those random fortune cookie sayings. I also like those “screenshot your…
At some point, most of us made peace with the idea that the charging situation on our desks would always be a little ugly. A…
The Shanling Q2 is a pocket-sized hi-fi player that fits four Cirrus Logic CS43131 DAC chips into a body smaller than most wallets. It measures…
Remember when you could see inside your Game Boy? Or your iMac? Or basically every piece of tech your parents told you was “too expensive…
A cyberdeck, as Raspberry Pi defines it in its freshly published official build guide, is something you make to solve a problem that a conventional…
The Plaud NotePin costs $169. Boya’s own Notra flagship launched in February 2026 at $149.99. For a stretch, if you wanted a dedicated AI recorder…
You step off the train, glance down, and your shirt looks like it spent the journey in a ball. You’re already late. There’s no iron…
Vinyl already had its big cultural moment, dragging turntables and record stores back into the mainstream. Cassette tapes, quietly and without much fanfare, have been…
The love for arcade gaming will never lose its spark, no matter how many decades pass by. The nostalgic element of playing your favorite titles…
Scanners haven’t changed much in how they occupy a workspace. A flatbed sits in the middle and claims that real estate whether it’s in use…
Ultrasonic cutters have been a genuine revelation for makers. Running at 40,000 vibrations per second, the blade doesn’t force its way through material; it glides,…