We love how plenty of places offer free public Wi-Fi these days, allowing us to get online without the need to use phone data or mobile hotspots. Problem is, connecting to free public Wi-Fi can be quite the frustrating affair, especially when you have multiple devices you need to get online. That’s when a travel…
What’s the appeal of retro gaming? For some people, it’s the simple graphics, the catchy music, and the straightforward gameplay. For others, it’s the creative use of erstwhile limited technologies to give you engaging and immersive experiences completely unlike anything offered by the overwhelming realism of today’s video games. For a good lot of retro…
Instant prints have remained popular, especially among young people, with instant cameras, printers, and film continuing to sell well among certain demographics. Problem is, those costs add up, with a 20-sheet pack of Instax Mini film, for instance, costing $29.99. If you enjoy the physical aesthetics of instant print, but wary about the recurring costs,…
Mini-PCs are great. They’re powerful enough for most productivity tasks, while being compact enough to sit right on your desk. Heck, sometimes, they can even do way more than that. If your mini-PC is going to sit on the desk, might as well give it some desk accessory functions and that’s what they did with…
Mini PCs aren’t the first thing most people come up with when thinking about gaming desktops. Those tiny enclosures aren’t built to hold a full-size, triple-fan RTX 5090, after all. However, the rise of mobile desktop GPUs have made them a viable option for more demanding tasks, delivering performance that comes close enough to desktop…
There are plenty of options when it comes to drawing tablets, from simple no-screen drawing surfaces to high-end drawing displays. The XPPen Artis Pro 27 (Gen 2) is on the latter end of that scale, bringing advanced features at a relatively affordable price. XPPen’s new flagship drawing tablet, this thing brings topnotch display hardware to…
Garmin offers arguably the best bike radar out there with their Varia series, which integrate a radar and camera into a bicycle’s tail light. Of course, they’re not the only player in the space, with outfits like Magicshine and Brighton also offering similar bike safety systems. The Trek CarBack is the latest to join the…
It look like a small home speaker. You know… the kind that’s small enough to move around at home, but not quite compact enough to be portable. Except, it’s not a speaker. Instead, the LG CineBeam S is the outfit’s newest ultra-short throw (UST) projector. That’s right, they managed to cram an entire UST projector…
Electrophoretic displays, more popularly referred to as E-Ink, may be the hands-down best option for use in e-readers and note-taking devices, but they’re a struggle to use with anything that requires a higher refresh rate. So what do you do if you want a paper-like display for your PC monitor? In the case of the…
Shoe-mounted fill lights are great for shining a light on your immediate subjects during shoots. While they work great for traditional photography equipment, they’re not quite as useful for 360-degree cameras, which require the same illumination for both the front and rear sides. The Harlowe Omni 360 2W Video Fill Light is designed specifically for…
