Traveling typically necessitates traveling light, so a mouse that adds bulk or requires constant charging can be a real hassle. Logitech’s G309 Lightspeed, priced at $49.99 (was $90), avoids these concerns by clever engineering, allowing it to function for hours on a single AA battery while being heavy enough to feel substantial in your hands.
OPPO engineers spent nearly three years methodically tuning every detail of the Find N6’s hinge and display component. They went back and adjusted the alignment tolerances to a very small 0.03 mm gap, resulting in a screen surface that remains flat even after repetitive folding and unfolding. Along with this ultra-precise hinge, a special type of self-healing glass layer works its magic to maintain the display flat over time, even after extensive wear and tear. Everything happens without leaving any permanent scars. In fact, the self-healing glass and titanium alloy hinge work so well together that the panel can be restored to its original flatness despite the strain.
Pokémon fans were greeted with a pleasant surprise on Pokémon Day. The Pokémon Company surprised us with the announcement of Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves during a special presentation commemorating their 30th anniversary. These titles, a joint endeavor between the Pokémon Company and Game Freak, will be landing exclusively on the Nintendo Switch 2 sometime in 2027.
Lenovo’s latest concept allows you to enjoy stereoscopic 3D on a laptop without having to put on a pair of special glasses. The Yoga Book Pro 3D, courtesy of Evan Blass, will be unveiled to the public for the first time at the Mobile World Congress in early March 2026 and while it’s not a radical new concept, the laptop represents a natural progression of the Yoga Book line with the addition of depth to the visuals
Sony has confirmed an upgrade to their PSSR upscaling technology for the PS5 Pro, which is expected to provide significant improvements to gameplay visuals. PSSR stands for PlayStation Spectral Super quality, and it’s essentially an AI-powered tool that examines each pixel in a game frame before rebuilding the image at a higher quality. Since its release, developers have used it to increase the effective resolution in over 50 PS5 Pro titles, but the latest version is a total overhaul, with a new neural network and a fresh way of looking at the entire process.
Razer has just released a new laptop sleeve built for 16-inch laptops, and it does more than just protect your system from scratches and drops. Two wireless charging pads are located in the front of the device, allowing you to charge your phone and earbuds without the need for an outlet or a cable. So, you can place your iPhone on the lower pad for up to 15 watts of rapid charging, or AirPods on the upper pad for 5 watts. The good news is that both will continue to work even after you plug the sleeve into a USB-C charger with at least 30 watts.
A Scholastic Book Fair cash register appears for sale on eBay, and Michael MJD simply wants to get his hands on it for a closer look. It turns out to be a PAX E500 POS terminal that Scholastic had customized for their traveling sales events. These devices would process orders for books, posters, pencils, and anything else was piled up in those brief, generally chaotic classroom installations.
Google launched the Pixel 10a earlier this month, and the smartphones will begin shipping to customers on March 5. If you pre-order one now for $499 (128GB model), you’ll get a $100 Amazon gift card, Android 16, and seven years of key OS upgrades and security fixes.
Google just launched Nano Banana 2, and this model produces professional-grade photos at warp speed while still providing the kind of control you’d only get from premium models in the past. Powered by the Gemini 3.1 Flash architecture, it replaces the previous Nano Banana on all main platforms. Users now have access to significantly more detail, richer textures, and brilliant lighting in every photo. You may create photographs ranging from ultra low-resolution to 4K, and you have complete control over how they appear, whether you want a square portrait or a vast, theatrical scene.
