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Corsair is launching two redesigned power supplies, the RM850e and the RM1000e, which now come standard with a ThermalPROTECT cable. The cable monitors the temperature directly at the graphics card’s 12V-2×6 connector and automatically cuts off the power supply at 65 °C before the connector or GPU is damaged. Both power supplies have been available ...


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Razer has unveiled the Viper V4 Pro Esports Green Edition, a new color variant of its current top-of-the-line gaming mouse. It costs 189.99 euros (MSRP) and is now available exclusively on razer.com and at select RazerStores. Technically, it is identical to the standard Razer Viper V4 Pro, but features the Pantone 802C green from the ...


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For years, drones have been filming using the same principle: you point the camera, fly, and hope you capture the moment. The Antigravity A1 completely turns this concept on its head. The world’s first 360-degree consumer drone, developed by Insta360 under the new Antigravity brand, simply captures the entire space around it. And you decide ...


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Back to school, back to the studio, back to your craft project: Revopoint is launching a discount promotion—the STEM Promotion—on several 3D scanners from its own product portfolio. From August 12 through 31, 2026, you can get up to 20% off select models. So it’s perfect timing for anyone looking to upgrade their 3D printing ...


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The Xiaomi 18 Ultra isn’t coming—at least not in the form many had expected: According to several leaks, Xiaomi has completely scrapped its flagship camera phone. Oppo and vivo also apparently plan to sell their upcoming Ultra models only in China. The reason is the same in both cases: the current RAM and storage crisis, ...


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