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The tech releases that caught our eye this month.
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The Vaonis Vespera enables users to view and take photos of deep-space objects like nebulas, galaxies, and star clusters.
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OLED screens mimic colors as they actually appear in real life, helping to avoid eye strain when working or playing on your computer.
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The Mustang Micro packs in a wide range of amp emulators and effects to offer a super-versatile practice and recording gadget.
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The Anycall Special Covers are charging cases that camouflage the Galaxy Buds Pro as clamshell handsets.
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The VisionCheck 2 enables people to determine their eye prescription and order glasses online, all from the comfort of home.
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Stepping out of the gamer world, Razer has developed “the world’s smartest mask.”
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The Dock5 features a space gray aluminum finish with multiple slots to hold devices in place while they charge.
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Project Brooklyn offers gamers one product to support gaming on all platforms.
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One of the biggest surprises with the unveiling of the S21 Series is the price – each is a full $200 less than last year’s base models.
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New for 2021, LG’s TVs will have Cloud Gaming built-in and will work with Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now.
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With the wireless casting hardware, you can activate the display remotely from a tablet or smartphone without having to turn on your desktop.
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The Lavie Mini has smart features like Modern Standby and IR camera with Windows Hello for zero-touch login.
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The futuristic glasses can change their strength with a turn of a dial, depending on what the wearer is using them for.
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Users will be able to enjoy instant readings, while a historical function will enable them to track their temperature over time.
