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Retro iMac G3-style AirPods Max takes inspiration from Apple’s most colorful tech era

Sure, the AirPods Max come in colors – but there’s something so cold and un-emotional about anodized aluminum. It grabs your eye, but then immediately lets your eye wander once your fingers have run past its cool matte surface. Aluminum’s only purpose was to help build devices that were sleek and thermally advantageous. The problem,

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Mitsubishi shows Delica Mini Camper with roof-mounted pop-up tent and off-roading capabilities

The trend of camper vans is gradually clawing its way into the small car segment, and it makes sense for solo riders who give weightage to minimalism more than anything. Lutz Focke’s Lutz Minicamper and the Mini Pop Bee Active Gear by Mystic are the most recent iterations that prove it. The latest one, substantiating

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Anker SOLIX E10 Brings Hybrid Whole-Home Backup to the Modern House

Modern homes depend on electricity for everything, from fridges and routers to medical devices and central A/C. Storms, rolling blackouts, and grid hiccups trigger a familiar scramble for flashlights and ice bags. Food spoils, devices die, and working from home becomes impossible. Most backup options either feel like camping gear with a couple of outlets

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MP-1 Reimagines a Modern Walkman Through a Teenage Engineering Lens

Listening to music has mostly collapsed into phones and streaming apps, buried between notifications and multitasking. Some people still crave a single-purpose device that treats listening as the main event, not background noise. The MP-1 is an independent concept study that asks what a modern Walkman could look like if it borrowed Teenage Engineering’s design

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LEDA: The Executive Lamp Where Femininity Meets Power

There’s something transformative happening in the world of workspace design, and it’s about time. For decades, executive furniture and lighting have been dominated by heavy wood, leather, and angular shapes that scream “traditional power.” But what happens when you design a table lamp specifically for a female executive? You get LEDA, a piece that challenges

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Satechi’s Thunderbolt 5 CubeDock Is A Minimalist Dock With Maximum Bandwidth

Satechi’s Thunderbolt 5 CubeDock with SSD Enclosure is built to look as sophisticated as the devices it serves. The compact 5 x 5 x 2-inch footprint mirrors the proportions of Apple’s Mac mini, so the two stack neatly into a clean, monolithic tower on your desk rather than a cluttered pile of hardware. The solid

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When a Robot Compliments Your Blue Sweater: Inside AGIBOT’s Surprisingly Natural Humanoids

Agibot entered the U.S. spotlight at CES 2026 as a company that has been busy actually building and shipping robots instead of just talking about what might be possible someday. Founded in 2023 with the ambition of creating robots that can live and learn alongside people, it has already moved 5,000 humanoid units into real

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Observation Pavilion Sends a Camera Up While You Stay on the Ground

Climbing an observation tower involves a lot of steel and concrete just to stand a few dozen meters higher and take in a view. The ritual is familiar, the ascent, the vertigo, the panorama, but the infrastructure demands are massive for what amounts to a few minutes of elevated looking. Michael Jantzen’s Telepresence Observation Pavilion

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