Design

Airstream is synonymous with quality. And when that quality meets Mercedes-Benz performance and substance, you get an interesting, adventure-ready motorhome called the Atlas 25RT. From how Airstream puts it – and the photos suggest – this is a luxury-packed touring coach with sophisticated interiors that you would want for a comfortable adventure, whether it’s for […]

Most portable computers are sealed boxes, which is exactly what makes them frustrating for anyone who wants to experiment with electronics. You can run code on a laptop, but try wiring a temperature sensor or an infrared transmitter directly to it, and you’ll realize that consumer hardware was never designed for that kind of access.

March has a habit of delivering the products that January only promised. CES demos become preorders, concept renders start circulating with real specs attached, and the gadgets worth paying attention to separate themselves from the ones that were only ever meant to look good on a stage. This month’s picks share a common thread: each

Laptop thinness has always been a trade-off dressed up as progress. The slimmer the chassis, the less room there is for the thermal infrastructure that keeps processors from throttling, and that compromise has long passed as the cost of portability. Inventec’s VeilBook, a 14-inch concept under 10 mm thick, took home an iF Design Award

Most camping gear looks like it was designed for someone who thinks color theory is for the weak. It’s all neon-trimmed polyester and tactical buckles that somehow cost as much as a plane ticket. IKEA, of all brands, just called the bluff on that entire category. The Swedish giant’s new SOLUPPGÅNG collection arrived this month,