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ZSA Voyager keyboard and Navigator trackball review: for the tinkerers

Do you love to tinker with your keyboard layout? Do you love trackballs and think that one that attaches magnetically to your keyboard would be the coolest thing ever? Are you willing to completely blow up your setup in pursuit of possibly huge — or possibly marginal — gains in comfort or efficiency? Then I […]

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The Nikon ZR gets surprisingly close to a real RED camera (for a lot less money)

If you shoot video professionally, there’s a good chance you’ve salivated over a RED camera at some point. RED has long been one of the top choices for big-budget productions, offering a combination of image quality and flexibility that’s unrivaled by most consumer cameras. They’re also wildly expensive, topping out at around $45,000 on the

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Rivian’s software-powered e-bike won me over with its adaptability 

When Rivian-spinoff Also announced its first electric bike recently, I was stoked — a Rivian in bike form? Yes please! — but also had some doubts. The design was, shall we say, polarizing, and the whole thing was powered by software, which raises the specter of outages, glitches, and other assorted crashes. I could already

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Arturia’s AstroLab 37 crams 44 synths into a tiny keyboard

Last year, Arturia launched its first stage keyboard, AstroLab. Unlike a synthesizer, stage keyboards are more focused on delivering performance-ready presets than sound design. They’re geared towards touring and performing musicians who need access to a range of sounds with minimal fuss, rather than bedroom tinkerers. But, while the first entries in the series were

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Snag 6 months of Apple TV for 54% off with this Black Friday trick

Maxed out your free trials of Apple TV? There’s another way to get your Pluribus fix for cheap, but it’s only good during Black Friday week.  You can get a full 6 months of Apple TV for just $6 a month, a steep 54-percent discount compared to the regular $13-a-month subscription rate, if you sign up through Amazon Prime Video.  Update:

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