Making a powerful programmable keypad for less than 30$

From Instructables.com: Making a powerful programmable keypad for less than 30$.

Sony Xperia 1 III earns a 6 out of 10 repairability score in disassembly video

From GSMarena.com: Sony Xperia 1 III earns a 6 out of 10 repairability score in disassembly video.

Zero Terminal 3 is a modular handheld PC with a Raspberry Pi Zero and a touchscreen display

From Liliputing.com: Zero Terminal 3 is a modular handheld PC with a Raspberry Pi Zero and a touchscreen display.

Sony announces the Xperia 1 III with video input port

From TheVerge.com: Sony announces the Xperia 1 III. The Verge writes: Sony is also enabling a special mode for the USB-C port that allows you to use a special cable to take an HD-resolution video signal from an SLR camera so you can use it as a monitor – much like the Xperia Pro can do with HDMI. If this is true, this would make it the only new mobile phone, that you can use as an external monitor. Could be great as a trouble shooting tool for fixing PCs or Macs without needing an extra external monitor. Just wondering why Sony develops a great phone with truly unique specs, but doesn't bother to tell the world about the news in BIG letters! Note to self: test as soon as possible, if the video input really exists. If yes, this could be one of the most important mobile phone announcements in the last decades!

This 10$ PCB lets you build a handheld PC with a Raspberry Pi Zero W

From Liliputing.com: This 10$ PCB lets you build a handheld PC with a Raspberry Pi Zero W.

Jelly 2

From Unihertz.com: the Jelly 2 is a tiny Android phone for less than 200$. Includes 3.5mm audio port, Infrared transmitter, microSD and dual SIMcard slots, NFC and FMradio.

Turn a Raspberry Pi Zero into a miniature dongle computer

From LifeHacker.com: Turn a Raspberry Pi Zero into a miniature dongle computer.

The Lisp badge is a self contained computer tailored to LISP programming

From Hackster.io: The Lisp badge is a self contained computer tailored to LISP programming.

This unique iPhone gadget wont be found on Prime day

From iPhoneHacks.com: This unique iPhone gadget wont be found on Prime day. A monocular with 50 times magnification for less than 47$.

Top 10 mini smartphones of 2020

From NoPlaceCalledHome.com: Top 10 mini smartphones of 2020. As much as I like mobile phones with big screen, sometimes small is beautiful, too.

Pro1 X smartphone

The Pro1 X smartphone is a keyboard smartphone purposely designed for functionality, running Android, Lineage or Ubuntu starting at less than 680$.

Tiny custom iMac

From BoingBoing.net: Tiny custom iMac made with a Raspberry.

Nubias futuristic watch wraps 4 inches of touchscreen around your wrist

From HiConsumption.com: Nubias futuristic watch wraps 4 inches of touchscreen around your wrist.

Deckards whisky glass

From BoingBoing.net: Deckards whisky glass.

The Adonit Note-M is a stylus for your tablet and a mouse for your computer

From Gizmodo.com: The Adonit Note-M is a stylus for your tablet and a mouse for your computer.

Galaxy Buds live teardown shows the most repairable earbuds yet

From YouTube.com: Galaxy Buds live teardown shows the most repairable earbuds yet. And you can replace the worn out battery, so you don't have to throw them away after a few years of use! The first wireless earbuds good enough to be criticised.

SOG brass key lockback knife keychain utility

SOG brass key lockback knife keychain utility for less than 10$.

Meze Audio Rai Penta in ear headphones

Meze Audio sells the Rai Penta, their top of the line in ear headphones for less than 1000 Euros. Listen to them once to any music you know since years and you won't believe your ears! They sound so incredibly good, that even I immediately thought about spending 1000 Euros on them! Believe it or not, just stunning!

16x52mm monocular

LightInTheBox.com sells the 16x52mm monocular for less than 16 Euros.

Zero Terminal 3 is a modular handheld PC with a Raspberry Pi Zero and a touchscreen display

From Liliputing.com: Zero Terminal 3 is a modular handheld PC with a Raspberry Pi Zero and a touchscreen display.