Lishi 2in1 lock picks are changing the lock picking game

From ItsTactical.com: Lishi 2in1 lock picks are changing the lock picking game.

System76 Launch is a configurable keyboard with open source firmware and hardware

From Liliputing.com: System76 Launch is a configurable keyboard with open source firmware and hardware.

Making a powerful programmable keypad for less than 30$

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

Champagne guns that shoot bubbly not bullets

From BoingBoing.net: Champagne guns that shoot bubbly not bullets.

Four ways to extend displays to your Mac

From MacWorld.com: Four ways to extend displays to your Mac.

This bike tube is so tough, it comes with a one year warranty against punctures

From HiConsumption.com: This bike tube is so tough, it comes with a one year warranty against punctures.

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold is a TabletPC with a bendable OLED screen. The device works as advertised, but as this is one of the first PCs with foldable screen, there are some small details, that are. Not perfect and should be ironed out in a future version. Right now I recommend it only for early adopters, who really want to have the newest and coolest technology.

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.

Revolt 42 Ah Powerbank and solar converter with foldable 100 Watt solar panel

Pearl sells a Revolt 42 Ah Powerbank and solar converter with foldable 100 Watt solar panel for less than 350 Euros.

This DIY macOS handheld is the portable Mac Apple wont build

From Liliputing.com:This DIY macOS handheld is the portable Mac Apple wont build.

THXs first consumer gadget is a tiny headphone amp that will have you embracing wires again

From Gizmodo.com: THXs first consumer gadget is a tiny headphone amp that will have you embracing wires again.

The Xbox Series X mini fridge will be available this holiday season

From TheVerge.com: The Xbox Series X mini fridge will be available this holiday season. Cannot wait to try it out!

Wave continuous high speed video camera

From FreeFlySystems.com: Wave continuous high speed video camera for less than 10000$.

Linux, macOS, and Windows running simultaneously on a 1st generation Core i5 and 8GB RAM

From LukesEmire.com: Linux, macOS, and Windows running simultaneously on a 1st generation Core i5 and 8GB RAM.

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!

Lisperati1000 is a DIY portable programming workstation with a mechanical keyboard

From Liliputing.com: Lisperati1000 is a DIY portable programming workstation with a mechanical keyboard.

Tacticas 15plus function outdoor tool is small enough to fit in your wallet

From HiConsumption.com: Tacticas 15plus function outdoor tool is small enough to fit in your wallet.

iPad Pro turned into the best classic Mac there ever was

From BoingBoing.net: iPad Pro turned into the best classic Mac there ever was.

uLisp on M5Stack (ESP32)

From matroid.com: uLisp on M5Stack (ESP32) is a stand alone uLisp computer with code. Basically on pocket LISP machine.