Author: Zach_Wilson
Lomography made a new film camera that charges with USB-C
Lomography announced a new Lomo MC-A film camera, a 35mm format point-and-shoot with a fixed 32mm f/2.8 lens and metal body. It’s a charmer of a new film shooter, complete with a built-in flash, autofocusing glass lens, manual film advance lever, and an included CR2 battery that recharges via USB-C.…
Read MoreAmazon wants to buy ‘thousands’ of Rivian’s pedal-assist cargo bikes
Amazon and Rivian are back together again. The e-commerce giant is collaborating with Rivian’s Also spinoff on a custom-designed, pedal-assisted, four-wheel cargo bike. The bike would likely be based on the TM-Q quad vehicle that was unveiled by Also today in San Francisco. Amazon says it wants to expand its…
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Criterion’s entire stock of Blu-rays are half off for a very limited time
Criterion recently kicked off its semi-annual sale that slashes the cost of all of its in-stock Blu-rays, DVDs, and box sets. The sale will last through 12PM ET, October 23rd. This a great opportunity to save on deep cuts that aren’t typically discounted. However, it likely won’t be the last…
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HBO Max now lets you rate shows and movies
HBO Max is rolling out a new rating system that allows you to share feedback about the shows and movies you watch. The streaming service will tweak your recommendations based on whether you select the “Love,” “Like,” or “Not For Me” options. When you say that you “Love” a show…
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Samsung Galaxy XR is as close as you can come – for now – to stepping inside AI
Well, it’s been a long time coming, but Samsung’s Galaxy XR spatial computer is finally here. Samsung unveiled it during an all-digital Galaxy event and spent plenty of time talking about its design, the experiences built around it, and, most notably, its deep integration with Google Gemini. You can check…
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Two grams and 2mm thick: This major SSD maker is pushing for wider adoption of its tiny PCIe Gen4 microSSD form factor, but it will likely be dearer
The 2mm-thick mSSD reaches 6500MB/s write speeds despite its size Longsys eliminates nearly 1,000 solder joints through wafer-level integration technology The microSSD cuts defect rates from 1,000 DPPM to only 100 Longsys has introduced what it calls the industry’s first integrated-packaging microSSD, or mSSD, using a design which merges several…
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