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Huawei’s MateBook Pro S is an exceptionally light 14.2-inch laptop weighing as little as 798 g. It pairs a 3.1K 120Hz OLED touchscreen with the Kirin XE90 processor, HarmonyOS 6.1, and an optional privacy display.
Hohem has unveiled Eyepic, a pocket gimbal camera with a detachable wearable camera for hands-free filming. It records uncropped vertical 4K/60fps video, offers remote live preview, and is expected to launch in Q1 2027.
DJI has launched the Osmo 360 II globally after its China debut, upgrading its 360° camera with native 8K/60fps video, 14.5-stop dynamic range, AI subject tracking, replaceable lenses, and 105GB of built-in storage.
Sony is marking the arrival of Grand Theft Auto VI with two limited-edition DualSense controllers inspired by Vice City by day and night. Both feature color-shifting finishes, molded palm-tree details and official GTA 6 branding—though the sprawling city offered plenty of other design possibilities.
Technics is marking the SL-1200’s 55th anniversary with a gold-accented edition of its familiar DJ turntable. Seven colorways and individually numbered badges give collectors something to consider, while the MK7 hardware keeps it ready for a working DJ booth.
A phone controller is only useful on the commute if you actually bring it. Razer’s Prio folds for the journey, then opens into a complete set of controls for iPhone and Android gaming, without another battery to charge.
Pollen Robotics and Hugging Face’s palm-sized Microduck comes with ready-to-use movements and open-source software that lets owners train new ones in simulation before trying them on the robot.
No parachute, a five-hour search, and an iPhone that reportedly emerged unscathed. Rhinoshield took its AirX case into the stratosphere to give gravity a very expensive assignment.
Xbox’s translucent-green nostalgia has escaped the console and landed on Razer’s Basilisk mouse, BlackWidow keyboard, and Hammerhead earbuds. The limited-edition trio is now available for pre-order following its Gamescom debut.
After years of increasingly tall, narrow phones, Huawei is pushing in the other direction. Its partially revealed Pura X View pairs a broad 16:9.5 display with a 6.68 mm body and 7,000mAh battery ahead of a full September unveiling.
Most phones have long abandoned the microSD slot, headphone jack, and physical camera shutter. Sony’s latest mid-ranger preserves all three, making its recycled processor and oddly promoted payment shortcut even harder to understand.