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Xbox Celebrates 25 Years with a Translucent-Green Designed-for-Xbox Gear Lineup
technology6 hours ago

Xbox Celebrates 25 Years with a Translucent-Green Designed-for-Xbox Gear Lineup

Xbox marks its 25th anniversary with the Designed for Xbox 25th Anniversary Collection, a preorder lineup of limited-edition gear in translucent green from partners like Razer, 8BitDo, Backbone, PowerA, and GameSir, including the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K Xbox Edition, BlackWidow V4 75%, Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed, 8BitDo X25 Charging Dock, Backbone Pro Xbox 25th Anniversary Edition, PowerA Sling Bag, and GameSir X5 Lite for Xbox.

Desk-Top Power Moves: 10 Gadgets That Actually Boost Your Workflow
technology1 month ago

Desk-Top Power Moves: 10 Gadgets That Actually Boost Your Workflow

The article curates 10 desk essentials designed to streamline work from home or the office, including an Echo Dot for hands-free tasks, Ember Mug 2 for keeping drinks warm, a 10‑port SIIG USB charging station, a privacy-minded Logitech Brio 500 webcam, Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones, a CyberPower UPS for power continuity, a Dell Pro 27 Plus 4K monitor, a Logitech MX Master 3S mouse, a silent Satechi SM3 keyboard, and a Ticktime TK3 timer cube—each chosen for solid reviews and practical features to boost focus and productivity.

Pulsar's Feinmann FO1 Noctua Edition Introduces Internal Cooling in a 73g Gaming Mouse
technology1 month ago

Pulsar's Feinmann FO1 Noctua Edition Introduces Internal Cooling in a 73g Gaming Mouse

Pulsar reveals the Feinmann FO1 Noctua Edition, a lightweight gaming mouse that houses a 40mm Noctua NF-A4x10 PWM fan inside the shell to blow air directly into the palm for sweat-free sessions. It uses the XS-2 sensor with up to 42,000 DPI and 8 kHz polling, and weighs about 73g (up from the original 46g). The shell design features large vents for sustained airflow, and the official launch is set for July 21, 2026; MSRP and regional availability have not yet been announced.

Codex Micro Turns AI Agents into a Handy Keyboard Shortcut Pad
technology1 month ago

Codex Micro Turns AI Agents into a Handy Keyboard Shortcut Pad

Codex Micro is a $230 square macro pad made with Work Louder that offers customizable keys, a rotary dial, and a joystick to control Codex actions and display agent status, including push-to-talk and a reasoning setting. It’s aimed at power users and available while supplies last, signaling a broader shift of AI controls from screens to hardware (with a future consumer AI speaker also in the works).

WhatCable Demystifies USB-C Cables on Mac
technology1 month ago

WhatCable Demystifies USB-C Cables on Mac

WhatCable is a free macOS app for Apple Silicon that reads built‑in macOS data to reveal USB‑C cable specs—speed, power delivery, and capabilities—so users can identify labeled cables and quickly determine compatibility. The Pro version adds organization, live monitoring, diagnostics (like water damage and pin tests) and port health, priced around $13 for a lifetime license, though the free version already provides fast, useful details for managing cables with external displays and devices.

Sony Aims to Make PlayStation a Unique Experience, Not Just PC Competition
gaming1 month ago

Sony Aims to Make PlayStation a Unique Experience, Not Just PC Competition

Sony executives say the next PlayStation should move beyond competing with PCs, aiming to deliver a unique experience that isn’t just an PC alternative. To bridge the gap, Sony is pushing peripherals like monitors and PULSE speakers and plans to broaden usage scenarios, signaling a shift from a living-room focus to a PlayStation-specific experience with new hardware and usage models.

Last-Chance Prime Day Gaming Deals Vanish Tonight
gaming2 months ago

Last-Chance Prime Day Gaming Deals Vanish Tonight

Lifehacker highlights the final Prime Day discounts on video games and gaming gear, with notable bargains like Elden Ring for PS5 at $19.99 and Clair Obscur Expedition 33 at 20% off, plus controllers and peripherals such as the Luna Controller ($39.99), Razer Kishi V3 ($61), Corsair Nightsabre RGB Wireless Mouse ($85), Logitech G920 Driving Force wheel ($110 off), and Elgato Stream Deck XL ($60 off) as the event ends tonight; prices can change and stock may run out, with additional non-Prime Day deals mentioned.

technology3 months ago

Logitech unveils Comfort Plus line to ease marathon PC sessions

Logitech launches the Signature Comfort Plus line—M850 L and M840 L wireless mice plus the MK880 keyboard/mouse combo—aimed at reducing discomfort during long computer sessions. The M850 L adds a padded palm rest, right-handed design, quiet clicks and up to two years of battery life from a single AA. The M840 L lacks the padding but shares most features. MK880 includes a double-layer foam wrist rest, dampened keys, and three tilt positions (0, 4, 8 degrees); powered by two AA batteries for about three years. All models support Logi Options Plus customization and Easy-Switch for multi-device pairing. Availability starts in June with prices: M850 L $50, M840 L $40, MK880 $100.

Ploopy Bean Brings TrackPoint Precision To a Standalone USB Mouse
technology3 months ago

Ploopy Bean Brings TrackPoint Precision To a Standalone USB Mouse

The Ploopy Bean is a TrackPoint-inspired standalone mouse that uses a red nub to control the cursor and requires a USB-A to USB-C cable (not wireless). It’s 3D-printed, features four side buttons, a 11 mm travel nub, and 1,000 Hz polling with firmware that supports updates and mods. Preorders began May 6, 2026, with two shipping tiers and a price around $51 before adding the cable.

From FPGA N64 to Modular Mice: 2025's Standout Gaming Gadgets
technology5 months ago

From FPGA N64 to Modular Mice: 2025's Standout Gaming Gadgets

A 2025 roundup of notable gaming gadgets spans premium headsets and keyboards to retro-inspired handhelds, modular mice, and innovative peripherals. Highlights include Analogue 3D FPGA N64, NZXT Capsule Elite mic, GameSir G7 Pro controller, Nacon Revolution X Unlimited with a built-in screen, Backbone Pro for mobile gaming, and affordable picks like Gamakay NS68 and Super Pocket Neo Geo Edition, showcasing a year rich in hardware variety across consoles, PCs, and emulation-focused devices.