Razer spent years telling competitive players that its analog optical switches were the fastest input it could build. On July 30, 2026, it announced the Razer Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic 8KHz Keyboard line, its first Hall Effect magnetic keyboard family, and published a latency number that sits behind the optical boards it already sells. That’s […]
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The FiiO RETRO BOX is shipping. The cassette shaped desktop speaker sells in black and white through FiiO’s official AliExpress store for US $56.47, and the shape is doing the heavy lifting here, because a rectangular box with two knobs would never have gotten a second glance. Docking hardware is a strange thing to get
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Most tools sold as everyday carry start with a blade and build outward. KANSEPT’s PryMate starts somewhere else. It’s a flat piece of titanium designed by Sebastian Irawan as a deliberately non-knife carry tool, built around a pry bar and a short list of wrenches rather than a cutting edge. It isn’t a new release,
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NEC announced a new Android tablet, the LAVIE Tab T12, on July 30, and the spec sheet reads like it was assembled in two different years. The display, the battery, and the chassis all belong in 2026. The wireless radio doesn’t. LAVIE Tab T12 (PC-TAB12Q01) Price: 64,790 yen including tax (About $412) Where to Buy:
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A good EDC sling does one job better than a bigger backpack: it keeps the small kit you actually use close, visible, and easy to reach. The catch is that best EDC sling bags range from tiny phone pouches to 11-liter tactical haulers, so the right pick depends on what you carry every day. This
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ASUS put the Zenni Claw beta out on July 24 as a free download, and free is doing a lot of work in that sentence. The software costs nothing to install. Unless your PC can run the model locally, the intelligence behind it runs on an API key you supply yourself, billed to your own
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Dive watch marketing still sells you a tool. Most of that tooling stopped mattering once dive computers got affordable, and the pitch never updated. The rotating bezel, the 200 meter rating, the lume that reads in black water, all of it survives because it looks like capability. Heron Marinor Rainbow White Price: $600 (FKM rubber)
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Robots don’t fail only because a hand misses a cup. They fail because the task around that cup keeps changing. Google DeepMind’s answer is to split the problem, and Gemini Robotics ER 2 is the half that keeps track of the larger job. ER 2 isn’t a robot you can buy, and it isn’t the
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NedFoss might not have the best reputation with knife fans, but there’s more to the story than the complaints. Even people who aren’t fans of the brand’s cheaper knives admit some models are “actually pretty good for the price.” That’s because buried in NedFoss’s huge catalog are a handful of standout knives that use real
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Mid-summer sits in an odd gap for laptop shopping. Back-to-school sales haven’t kicked in yet and Black Friday is still months out, but retailers are already discounting last season’s gaming notebooks to make room for new silicon. That’s where the five gaming laptop deals below come from. Prices range from $919 to $1,439, and no
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