Most multi color 3D printers max out at four to eight filaments. Every time they switch colors, they waste material in a purge cycle that dumps unused plastic. The AtomForm Palette 300, the first multi nozzle 3D printer to carry 12 dedicated nozzles, skips that step entirely. AtomForm claims the design cuts filament waste by […]
This 3D Printer Has 12 Nozzles and Almost Zero Waste Read More
Most knife companies charge a premium for clean design. Strip the hardware, hide the pivot, smooth out every line, and the price climbs because making things look simple costs more than leaving screws visible. Kizer took that logic and inverted it with the Drop Bear Zero, a minimalist EDC knife that looks like it belongs
EDC Knife of the Week: Zero Hardware, Zero Compromises Read More
Most years, you leave Barcelona with a notebook full of announcements and a mental list of things you’ll forget by April. Incremental updates dressed up as revolutions. Concept phones that will never ship. Folding screens nobody asked for, made slightly less fragile than the ones from the year before. This year felt different. A few
Best of MWC 2026: The Tech That Actually Stopped Us in Barcelona Read More
Apple spent five years letting the original AirPods Max hold the line as its only over-ear headphone. That patience played out in spec-sheet silence while Sony, Bose, and Sennheiser pushed through multiple generations of refinements. On March 16, 2026, Apple broke that quiet with AirPods Max 2, and the upgrades suggest the company was paying
AirPods Max 2 Brings What Apple Held Back for Five Years Read More
Most kitchen gadgets get replaced the moment something newer shows up. Coffee makers especially live on borrowed time, cycling through trends like fast fashion with a heating element. So when one espresso machine quietly remains one of the best sellers in North America for over a decade, something unusual is happening. Price: From $664.49 Where
One Espresso Machine That Refuses to Change Read More
Pre-orders are live today. Here’s why this might be the most collectible piece of gaming hardware in years. I’ve spent the last couple of weeks living with the ASUS ROG Flow Z13 Kojima Productions Edition, and I need to be honest: this is the first piece of tech hardware I genuinely haven’t wanted to send
I’m a fan of e-paper devices. My first e-reader was a Sony PRS-505 (from Julie!), and much later, I joined the Kindle ecosystem when the devices were finally affordable. I have gotten a ton of use out of my Kindles over the years, until I upgraded to a Kobo Libra Colour shortly after its launch in early 2024.
BOOX Palma 2 Pro Review: Color and handwriting and LTE, oh my! Read More
Most Valentine’s gift guides treat thoughtful and practical like opposite things. Flowers get called thoughtful. Tools get called practical. The split doesn’t make sense, but it creates a market where gifts either sit on a nightstand for two days or solve problems nobody has. EDC gear works differently because you carry it every day, which
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ARTICLE – Tower heaters have trained us to accept a design limit that doesn’t need to exist. They stand upright, blow heat forward, and expect you to arrange the room around them. That works fine if you’ve got an open corner, but it breaks down when you need heat under a desk or along a
Tower Heaters Force You to Arrange Rooms Around Them, and Most People Don’t Question Why Read More
ARTICLE – Most portable gaming devices use widescreen displays because smartphone makers spent the past decade normalizing that format. AYANEO’s Pocket S Mini rejects the trend completely, shipping with a 4.2-inch 4:3 screen at 1280 × 960 resolution instead of the 16:9 or 16:10 ratios dominating handheld screens. Finding suppliers willing to manufacture 4:3 displays
This Retro Gaming Handheld Uses the Screen Ratio Everyone Else Stopped Making Read More