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Apple MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display - 2026

Overview

The MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display impresses thanks to its astonishing touchscreen OLED display that’s the brightest we’ve ever seen on a laptop. On top of that, it has a thinner, lighter design, punchy speakers, and super-long battery life. Plus. Apple finally ditches the notch. While it’s very expensive, this marvelous laptop will floor you.

– As reviewed by Tom's Guide

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Instagram's Edits Is Now On Desktop As A Mac App

Meta's CapCut competitor already has more than 50 million users. Instagram's video editing app Edits now has its own Mac version. According to Meta, the desktop experience will allow creators to tackle more "ambitious projects" that aren't necessarily suited for the mobile

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Sony's MDR-3R Wired Headphones Are Steeped In Retro Aesthetics

This is actually a refresh of a model that dates back to 1979. Everything old is new again. Sony just announced a refresh of its iconic MDR-3 wired headphones, which go all the way back to 1979 and accompanied the very first Walkman portable tape player. The MDR-3R headphones look

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Sony MDR-3R USB-C Wired Headphones Review: Retro Walkman Charm

8.0 Pros & Cons * Ultralightweight and comfortable * Plug-and-play USB-C wired connectivity * Well-balanced, clean, natural sound * Inline remote with microphone for calls * Both blue and orange earpads included * Not a ton of bass * Open design lets ambient sound in (and leaks some sound) * Voice-calling performance is acceptable but not great

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Camp Snap made a smaller kid-friendly version of its retro digital camcorder

Andrew Liszewski is a senior reporter who’s been covering and reviewing the latest gadgets and tech since 2006, but has loved all things electronic since he was a kid. After introducing new color options for its screen-free CS-8 video camera last month, Camp Snap announced a miniature version today