1. OpenPrinter

    A repairable, open-source inkjet from Paris that refills standard HP cartridges, prints on roll paper and hides nothing behind DRM. Still before launch, with no price yet.
  2. UltraBar X

    Magnetic modular desk bar with a 1424x280 touch strip, its own Android OS and native Home Assistant. 599 USD. Raised 2.7M on Kickstarter.
  3. Freewrite

    Single-purpose drafting machines from Astrohaus. E-ink or LCD, mechanical keyboard, no browser, no editing. 349 to 1,099 USD.
  4. ATEN CS1824

    The enterprise-grade 4-port 4K HDMI KVM, with dedicated keyboard and mouse ports and RS-232 control, weighed against the cheaper TESmart.
  5. GL.iNet Comet KVM

    The IP-KVM DHH runs one-per-machine on a tailnet to drive a closet of agent boxes, evaluated against the goal of controlling three computers from one Dell.
  6. Cameras for home studio

    Choosing an always-on studio camera for a green-screen Teams and recording setup: why the BMPCC falls short, the Sony a6700 I already own, and the Lumix S5 II as the ideal upgrade.
  7. MoErgo GO60

    MoErgo's flat, low-profile travel split: columnar-staggered Choc keys, wireless ZMK, dual trackpads, no keywell. The portable counterpart to the Glove80.