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CMF Watch 3 Pro: a smartwatch that works like it costs 299 euros for 99 euros

The CMF Watch 3 Pro, the new smartwatch from Nothing, aims to prove that you don't have to spend half your salary to look like you are. A sleek metal watch with a large AMOLED display, a bunch of sports features, and surprisingly long battery life, it's one of those gadgets that surprises you a little – especially with how "premium" it feels for under a hundred euros.

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LG UltraFine 6K HDR Monitor: Every creator's dream or just an expensive illusion?

The LG UltraFine 6K HDR monitor is a magnet for professionals who demand perfect color accuracy, exceptional resolution, and advanced features for working with images and video. This article takes a detailed look at the monitor's technical specifications, practical advantages and disadvantages, suitability for different users, and how it compares to its main competitors. We also analyze whether its price is justified and who we actually recommend it to.

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Google wants your home to stop being stupid: Google Home devices with new Nest Cam, Doorbell and Google Home Speaker powered by Gemini

Google today launched new smart home devices - Google Home devices built around its AI assistant Gemini for Home. These are no longer “cameras that record”, but “cameras that understand”. The new Nest Cam, Doorbell and Google Home Speaker promise better pictures, better sounds and - of course - smarter interactions.

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Nikon 4x10D CF: The world's thinnest binoculars - optical elegance that fits in your pocket

The Nikon 4x10D CF Pocket Binoculars answer a question you've probably never asked yourself: How small, light and stylish can binoculars be before you stop taking them seriously? At just 19 mm thick and 65 g in weight, they are the thinnest piece of optical technology in the world, and you can take them anywhere - to the theater, to a museum, to a concert or a walk around the city. And the new color palette (dark blue, ivory white, amber brown) also positions them as a fashion statement in 2025. Why are these binoculars so much more than a magnification tool? Read why they have become a symbol of clear vision, minimalism and discreet elegance.

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666 euros for an exciting novelty: Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft - a color revolution in the world of e-readers

Amazon has brought a breath of fresh air to the world of e-readers with the new Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft. This device not only offers color options, but also a series of technological improvements that promise to make writing and reading even more enjoyable and efficient. In this article, we will explore in detail what this device offers, how it compares to other devices, and why it can be a great addition to your equipment.

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Raspberry Pi 500+: is a retro mini PC with 16 GB of RAM, SSD and mechanical keyboard

The new Raspberry Pi 500+ is an all-in-one mini computer that brings a mechanical keyboard with RGB lighting, 16 GB of RAM, and a built-in SSD. Price? Around $200

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Kodak Charmera Pocket Camera: Kodak's Key Camera Relives the Charm of One-Off Cameras in the Digital Age

Kodak's new Kodak Charmera is a tiny, key-sized digital camera that brings the spirit of one-off cameras from the 1980s to the digital world. With vintage filters, USB-C connectivity and collector's edition packaging in blind boxes for just €30 (32 $), it offers a unique spontaneous photography experience that smartphones can't replicate.

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Qualcomm's new chip: will it be the fastest in the world by far? Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 or Elite 2

Qualcomm's next flagship chip is like a Hollywood star with several stage names - Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 or Elite 2 - but when it hits the scene, you'll recognize it by its performance, not its business card. It's already surpassed 4 million points on the AnTuTu test, which is a new benchmark for mobile processors. If numbers bore you, let's put it this way: today's flagships barely breathe at 2.5 to 3 million.

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HoverAir Aqua: The Waterproof Drone That Takes Water Seriously (and Films You When It Doesn't)

The HoverAir Aqua is 100% waterproof, floats on water, takes off and lands from the sea surface, tracks a wearable transmitter on your wrist, and shoots up to 4K/100 fps. It’s a drone for surfers, kayakers, and kiteboarders, not for precision piloting. The first units are expected to reach backers in December 2025.

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This is what we know for sure about the MacBook Pro M5: what to expect, release date, and why to wait

Apple's MacBook Pro M5 is expected to move from late fall 2025 to early 2026. New manufacturing technologies are at play (perhaps even 2 nm), but the OLED display revolution is moving towards late 2026 and the M6 generation, according to several reports. Meanwhile, the M4 models are very serious "pro" tools: Thunderbolt 5 (on Pro/Max), 12-MP Center Stage camera, brighter XDR and Apple Intelligence. In this article, we break down what to realistically expect from the M5, when to buy it, and recommend specific configurations for students, creators, editors and developers.

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Breville Oracle Dual Boiler: Breville introduces the most advanced Espresso machine ever

Breville has just unveiled its new flagship, the Oracle Dual Boiler espresso machine, which combines the convenience of a super-automatic machine with the precision of a professional machine. With a giant touchscreen, smart grind adjustment, and Wi-Fi connectivity, it's a device that promises to make the perfect cup of coffee without too much effort—or with it, if you prefer.

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KeyGo travel keyboard: keyboard, second screen and small “command bridge” in one

The KeyGo is a foldable aluminum keyboard with an integrated 12.8-inch touchscreen. It works as a secondary monitor and input device with a single USB-C cable. The concept is full of “aha” moments, but it also comes with the expected compromises: brightness, contrast, and – yes – no built-in battery. Deliveries are scheduled for November 2025 on Kickstarter.

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