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Pulsar X2 Crazylight Medium review: Light as air, strong on performance

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Extremely low weight (39 grams) Very precise and fast sensor Optical switches with a clean click feel Sturdy workmanship despite lightweight Construction Switchable 8,000 Hz polling rate Cons Short battery life, especially at high polling rates Open underside susceptible to dust No comfort features like RGB, Bluetooth, or additional …

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LG’s Gallery TV promises to transform your wall into an art museum

Image: LG LG Electronics will show off it’s new line of lifestyle TVs–the LG Gallery TV line–at CES in January, 2026. The Gallery TV is designed to optimally display the more than 4,500 works of art available from the company’s LG Gallery+ service (a “light” version is bundled with the TV; the “full” version requires a subscription.  …

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Monsgeek FUN60 Ultra review: The TMR-powered keyboard every gamer needs

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros High-quality workmanship All-aluminum housing Extremely low latency with rapid trigger “MagMech” technology: magnetic & mechanical switches can be mixed Great acoustics when typing Good price-performance ratio Cons Very short battery life in 8K wireless mode Mode switch awkwardly hidden under the keycap Software can be confusing and takes some …

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Time to ditch normal internet? How to know if mobile broadband is enough

Ten years ago, the answer to the question of whether you should get fixed broadband or settle for mobile was simple: Yes, you should, as long as it is technically possible and not outrageously expensive. Mobile broadband was an emergency solution for summer cottages and houses in rural areas where the fiber network did not …

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No playbook, just pressure: Publishers eye the rise of agentic browsers

Now, publishers are watching agentic AI browsers closely because they’re a new kind of middleman: instead of sending readers to sites, they can read, summarize and act on information inside the browser itself. And that could further cut publishers out of both clicks and the audience relationship, just as AI search is already doing. Tools …

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