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A great GPU and an excellent screen for the money, if you can deal with the fan noise.
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This highly efficient heat pump improves upon a winning but niche formula.
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Don’t buy one unless you need both.
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A good midrange phone that lacks mass appeal.
The S2 costs up to 60 percent more, but it’s safer and can be cycled 1,000 times before battery life starts degrading.
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Cluely’s creator thinks it will revolutionize job interviews, meetings, and... catfishing?
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It’s a return to form for Razer, but only a modest upgrade from Nvidia.
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The modular laptop keeps getting better, for new and existing owners alike.
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For bougie people that hate to sweat.
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Old seatbelts, truck tarps, and plastic bottles transformed into a very good carryall.
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9AM PT tomorrow, April 10th, and they’ll ship in June, just like the UK/EU/Canada ones that already went on preorder today during the Trump tariff flip-flop kerfuffle.
Fujifilm just announced the redesigned successor to the $99 Instax Mini 40 it introduced in 2021. A minor upgrade, the Instax Mini 41 retains its vintage look but notably now includes the parallax correction feature found in the Instax Mini 12. This should help users avoid shooting off-center images in close-up mode, though we’ll have to test it to determine whether that claim is true.
Fujifilm has yet to release details about pricing, but says that it should be available by the end of April.
The Nintendo kicked off its new console generation with a very flashy bang. The Verge had the opportunity to go hands-on with the console, testing out a bunch of games and features revealed during yesterday’s direct presentation. I got to play Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, Mario Kart World, a little bit of Breath of the Wild, Donkey Kong Bananza and so much more. Here’s our thoughts.
It can be used on its own but I found it to be the ideal companion to PD’s Outdoor Backpack I reviewed. Detach the padded cross-body strap and the $59.95 2L Outdoor Sling can be secured to the shoulder straps of the backpack where it acts as a chest pouch for quick access to a wallet, keys, drone, phone, glasses, and compact camera. Another advantage the Peak Design ecosystem of bags, packing cubes, and accessories that are designed to work together.
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Impractical party trick? Most definitely. But if you’re creative, a NFC nail chip is a cool wearable experiment.
Posting through my thoughts on a $4,500 laptop.
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One 3000 lumen lamp with four lights you can position independently.
We tested and benchmarked the most expensive discrete GPU for high-end gaming laptops.
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It’s a much better, more powerful, still extremely minimalist smartphone. Light is getting close to nailing the formula.
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The Argus 4 Pro doesn’t require monthly fees and records 180-degree 4K video indoors and out, night and day.
Microsoft has started testing a new Game Hubs feature in the Xbox dashboard that will display game information instead of immediately launching a title. A select number of Xbox Insiders can try this new Game Hubs feature out right now, and it does mean you’ll have to hit A twice to launch games from various parts of the Xbox dashboard.
