Check out this Rubik's Cube that can solve itself while floating
Magic? Not quite
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Consumer electronics and gadgets that are simply too cool to be missed or are bound to be industry-changing.
Acer Predator X35 vs Asus PG35VQ: Battle of the Ultimate HDR Monitor
The Acer Predator X35 packs the same specs as Asus' ROG PG35VQ which we recently called the best monitor we'd ever tested, because it uses the same panel. It's a 35-inch ultrawide 3440 x 1440 VA panel with up to a 200 Hz refresh rate, 1800R curvature, proper HDR and G-Sync Ultimate support.
Amazon deeply discounts Fire 7 Tablet, 4K Fire TV Stick and other branded hardware
Nab these deals while they last
Microsoft patent describes a folding-screen device with a liquid-filled hinge
A possible solution to hinge durability issues
Sony is offering its Crystal LED display system, which can reach 16K and 790 inches, to (rich) consumers
Is a massive cinema screen worth millions?
LG 27GL850 Review: Fast IPS for Gaming
The LG 27GL850 is currently one of the most popular and hotly requested gaming monitors in the market, but what makes it so special? It is the first IPS monitor that claims to hit TN-level response times. Combine that with a 27-inch panel size, 2560 x 1440 resolution and 144 Hz refresh rate with adaptive sync, it's positioned as the perfect monitor for gaming.
FDA will ban all flavored vapes after news of deadly lung illness
Vape companies will have to stop selling vaping products while they wait for FDA approval
Audeze's wireless earbuds offer audiophile-level sound --- for $899
Don't stand on them at the gym
This one-ton glider delivery drone is designed for battlefield cargo drops
The Silent Arrow can carry up to 1,631 pounds of goods
Polaroid Lab is a miniature tabletop darkroom that works with your phone
Create prints using light, mirrors and chemistry
Researchers develop a prosthetic leg that lets its user 'feel'
It reduces phantom pain and boosts walking speed
Samsung partners up with SK Telecom to develop the 'world's first' 5G-supported 8K TV
5G's influence is expanding
Nintendo is experimenting with 'flexible' Switch controllers
More comfortable Joy-Con controllers could be on the way
Audio-Technica reveals a couple of true wireless earbuds at IFA 2019
Both models bring plentiful features at a competitive price
Australian courts fine LG $110,000 for misleading consumers about burn-in
Australia will require LG TVs to last longer and be more reliable
Sony's 40th anniversary Walkman is a nostalgia cash grab
Nostalgia is a powerful drug
Nokia refreshes its iconic 2720 flip phone
Big buttons, T9 keyboard, dual-sim 4G connectivity, two screens and a standby time of nearly a month
The Sonos Move is the company's first portable speaker
It costs $399 and has a rugged build to survive the outdoors
Acer announces the Predator Thronos Air, a $14,000 PC gaming throne
It's the 'budget' alternative to the standard Thronos
Nikon's upcoming D6 will be its 'most advanced DSLR to date'
There's also a new lens in the pipeline
Save up to 40% off on Netgear routers, including Orbi Wi-Fi mesh system only today at Amazon
Also $400 off MacBook Pro, Alienware m15 under $800
Asus ROG Strix XG438Q Review: A Massive 4K 120Hz Gaming Monitor
Today we're checking out the latest large format gaming monitor from Asus, the ROG Strix XG438Q which brings several cool technologies together in a single (huge) package. This is a 43-inch 4K panel at 120 Hz using VA technology combined with DisplayHDR 600 certification and FreeSync 2 HDR support.
The USB4 specification has been finalized, supported devices could launch in 2020
Based on Thunderbolt technology