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The Core XY printer combines a four-color Canvas system with a generous build platform and temperature range, making it accessible for beginners exploring the technology.
The Libernovo Omni Pro elevates the gaming chair experience with a reinforced aluminum alloy base, upgraded fabric, and an innovative underseat ventilation system that draws heat away rather than blowing cool air directly at users.
The MSI Cyborg 15 offers solid gaming performance at a competitive price point, combining Nvidia's latest Blackwell architecture with a 15.6-inch 1080p panel and modern connectivity options.
The limited-edition handheld is selling out instantly across major retailers, but Amazon still has preorders available at manufacturer's suggested retail price before resellers drive prices toward $1,000.
John Ternus led his first Apple event as CEO, unveiling the company's inaugural 2-nanometer smartphone processor alongside a custom cellular modem and a highly anticipated foldable device.
Nintendo revealed its first custom Switch 2 hardware during a major Direct presentation, featuring a golden and green design inspired by the Triforce symbol alongside matching Pro Controller and accessories.
A pre-built system at Newegg combines an Intel Core i7-14700F, Nvidia RTX 5060, and 32GB DDR5 RAM for $1,379, undercutting the cost of assembling equivalent components yourself.
Workiva Inc. will host its Amplify 2026 event on September 15–16, with coverage by theCUBE, as companies increasingly rely on AI agents to execute business decisions and face mounting pressure to maintain governance and regulatory oversight.
