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Technics EAH-A1000 initial review: Technics' just updated its superb EAH-A800 headphones, and I got them in advance…

Technics has unveiled new EAH-A1000 flagship wireless headphones
The company's famed Magnetic Fluid Driver is literally making the big time
Owing to last-minute tweaks/firmware updates, my full review is incoming

Today sees a huge reveal in the world of wireless headphones. Not only because it's been well over four years since Technics' excellent EAH-A800 landed (promptly gaining a glowing 4.5-star review from this publication, if you'll only click that link), but because the same 'magnetic fluid' magic that made the Technics EAH-AZ100 earbuds soar straight to the top of our best earbuds buying guide (where they sit prettily even now) has somehow been massively upscaled.

Technics' proprietary concoction that once facilitated more accurate motion within a tiny 10mm driver, squirrelled within an earbud, is now able to lubricate a 40mm drive unit in a headphone ear cup. And for those lucky enough to have heard what it did for earbuds...

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I tested the Instax Pal 2 for three weeks and it’s the ultimate retro toy camera — except for the price tag

A dinky and retro design, audible and tactile controls, vintage-look photos, plus wireless image uploads and easy sharing — it’s easy to love lots of things about the Instax Pal 2. However, frustrating shutter lag, poor battery life and a lofty price tag are less welcome. It's a

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Oura shelves its $2.2B IPO citing ‘uncertainty’ in the market

In Brief 7:56 AM PDT · September 29, 2026 Smart ring maker Oura has postponed its up to $2.2 billion IPO indefinitely, citing “uncertainty in the IPO market.” The company, which had filed to offer 55 million shares at a range of $40 to $44 each in the IPO,

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After losing his voice to cancer, this founder is building “glasses for voice”

Konrad Zieliński lost his voice to cancer years ago while he was a student at the University of Warsaw. People with his condition have traditionally relied on handheld speaking devices that sound flat and robotic, or on surgically implanted voice prostheses, which require ongoing maintenance to prevent complications, Zieliński told

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The NordicTrack Commercial 2450 Combines Big Speed With Smart Adjustment Features

Quick Answer:Combining a wide variety of real-time response features, the NordicTrack Commercial 2450 adjusts itself based on your fitness level and goals, as well as your heart rate, offering a unique workout every time you show up. Marathon season is back — and so are your training goals. You want

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I tested the Instax Pal 2 for three weeks and it’s the ultimate retro toy camera — except for the price tag

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After losing his voice to cancer, this founder is building “glasses for voice”

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