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Logitech M196 Wireless Mouse

Why the Logitech M196 is the Perfect Wireless Travel Mouse

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Logitech M196 Wireless Mouse
The Logitech M196, priced at $9.99 (was $14.99), exists because people know there are times when a proper mouse is a whole lot better than a trackpad, especially when you’re stuck away from your desk at some dodgy internet cafe, on an airport, in a hotel room, or fighting for space on a cramped airplane tray. Trackpads just don’t cut it in these situations and can often turn into the route of frustration. A mouse like this one steps in, unsung hero that it is, and solves the problem nicely without drawing any attention to itself.

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Sony LinkBuds Clip Wireless Earbuds

Sony Takes a Fresh Swing at Open-Ear Listening with the LinkBuds Clip

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Sony LinkBuds Clip Wireless Earbuds
Sony has built a strong reputation in the audio world over the years, though wireless earbuds have never really been the one category where the company shines. The Japanese company is now taking a dramatic step into the open-ear arena with a new earbud design: the LinkBuds Clip, a set of earbuds that clip onto the outside of your ear rather than sitting inside it, allowing you to hear both the music and the world around you.

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World's Smallest Bluetooth Speaker Build DIY

This Just Might be the World’s Smallest Bluetooth Speaker with a Functional LED

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World's Smallest Bluetooth Speaker Build DIY
Gadget Industry wanted to build the world’s smallest Bluetooth speaker, so they began by disassembling a regular module to see how small they could make things. To begin, they ripped the antenna directly off a 3W Bluetooth amp module, then had to rebuild the entire thing by hand after stacking the components. This small electronics stack is slapped onto the back of an 18mm x 14mm 3W speaker driver. A TP4056 charging module received the same treatment, being disassembled and reassembled to fit the small space required.

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Swedish Torch One Log Fire How To

Forget Portable Power Stations, Here’s How to Make a Swedish Torch

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Swedish Torch One Log Fire How To
One log stands alone on an open area of land, waiting for the transformation to begin. Someone with a chainsaw approaches, and within minutes, that single piece of wood is split up and transformed into a steady burning fire capable of warming hands, boiling water, and cooking a meal. This invention, known as the Swedish Torch, takes scarcity and simply whacks it away with a few straight cuts and some dry tinder.

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