All articles tagged with #pocket sized
Boox teases the Picco, a 3.97-inch monochrome e-paper ereader with front light and microSD expansion, billed as the first in a new e-paper form-factor category; weight, battery life, price, and release date are still undisclosed, but the company promises an accessible price point.
Boox teased the Picco, a 3.97-inch monochrome E Ink reader that would be Boox’s smallest device yet and the first in a new Tile line. It will feature a front light and microSD expansion and is expected to run a modified Android OS, potentially enabling access to Kindle, Kobo, and Libby apps—giving it a competitive edge over rival pocket readers like Xteink. Pricing isn’t announced, but it’s anticipated to sit above Xteink’s entry models, signaling Boox’s continued push into ultra‑compact e‑readers.
Tiny Vinyl expands its mini-record line with a pocket-size player, storage crate, and display frame, all exclusive to Target and priced at $49.99, $19.99, and $14.99; the four-inch records play at 33 RPM on standard turntables, though audio is tinny, and the player is a Bluetooth-enabled, belt-drive unit with built-in speakers and USB power. The crate holds up to 30 records and the display frame showcases four sleeves with polypropylene pockets, signaling a playful, collectible niche within the broader vinyl revival.
A quick guide to five Harbor Freight items designed for portability: the Icon LED Rechargeable Magnetic Handheld Foldable Slim Bar Work Light (800 lumens, USB-C, up to ~8.5 hours), the Pittsburgh Mini Folding Lock-Back Utility Knife (tiny, lightweight, with replaceable blades), the Gordon 20-in-1 Multi-Tool (compact, stainless steel with a range of tools), the Pittsburgh Pro Tamper-Proof Torx Hex Key Set (7 compact torx bits in a foldable handle), and the Doyle Hawkbill Flip Knife (hawkbill blade, lifetime warranty, built-in clip). Each pick emphasizes small size, durable build, and strong user ratings, offering practical, pocket- or bag-friendly solutions for quick tasks on the go.