ARTICLE – Most Bluetooth speakers sit on a desk and do one thing. The Divoom Timebox Evo sits on a desk and won’t stop doing things. It’s a pixel art canvas, an alarm clock, a sleep aid, a social media ticker, and a surprisingly punchy little speaker all packed into one cube. The whole thing […]
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ARTICLE – Every year, tablets get faster chips, sharper cameras, and another wave of apps nobody asked for. The whole category has been sprinting toward “do everything” for over a decade, packing screens with notifications and content feeds that fight for your attention. Then there’s reMarkable, a company that looked at that race and walked
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ARTICLE – Most people still think 240Hz is a luxury. It’s the kind of spec you see on $350 panels at Micro Center, sitting next to “gaming” tags and RGB lighting that pulses like a nightclub entrance. That price wall kept high refresh rates locked inside the competitive FPS crowd. Dell wants to change that.
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Samsung Unpacked lands on February 25, and the buildup this year has been different. Samsung turned global landmarks into Galaxy AI previews for its teaser campaign, and the leak cycle has been so thorough that we already know more about the S26 Ultra than Samsung probably wanted us to at this point. 1. The Galaxy
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ARTICLE – Every phone camera in 2026 runs the same loop: shoot, preview, delete, reshoot. That cycle has been the default for so long that most people don’t notice it happening anymore. The Flashback ONE35 V2 exists to break it. For $119, you get a reusable digital camera with no screen, no instant preview, and
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Something shifted in the sub-$100 gadget space this year, and it’s not the usual incremental creep of slightly better versions of last year’s budget picks. The products landing in this price range now have features that sat firmly in the $200-plus tier barely two years ago: full smart TV platforms inside pocket projectors, hot-swappable mechanical
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ARTICLE – Every pocket knife you’ve handled in the last twenty years probably opened the same way. Thumb stud, flipper tab, button lock. The click is familiar, and that’s the problem. Steel quality and lock strength get all the attention while the act of deployment stays frozen in place. Price:: $139 Where to Buy: Kickstarter
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Somewhere along the way, large E Ink devices became the kind of purchase you have to sleep on. The Kindle Scribe starts at $500 and now tops $630 for the color version. The reMarkable Paper Pro runs $629 and gates cloud sync behind a monthly subscription. If you just want a big screen that feels
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Dyson just announced the PencilWash, a wet-and-dry floor cleaner that looks more like a broom handle than a cleaning appliance. It’s the company’s thinnest wet floor cleaner, it’s slimmer than anything else on the market, and it somehow costs less than Dyson’s own dry-only vacuum. Here’s everything worth knowing before it goes on sale. Price::
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ARTICLE – The Alienware 18 Area-51 with an RTX 5070 just dropped to $2,349.99 on Amazon, a clean 20% off the $2,949.99 list price. Dell’s storefront lists the 18-inch line at the same number, but here’s the catch: that base config swaps in a Core Ultra 7 255HX and an RTX 5060. The RTX 5070
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