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The first audio product from Sentey we looked at blew us away as a cheap underdog, but can the Arches live up to the hype?

New to the mainstream market and with the mission to prove, Sentey provide us with its Symph Elite Gamer headset for review.

With 3,000mAh in the tank, a percentage-based battery indicator and a crazy-low price, is there something that lets this device down in the long-run?

Will the 2600mAh capacity be enough to suit your needs? Chris checks out the Hue Stik Ultra Sleek 2600 mAh Power Bank and gives us his full thoughts on it.

BeckModz is constructing yet another awesome Parvum build. This one reminds us a little of a Pokemon, though.

Justin Portable Power Products have released their credit card sized 2,000 mAh power solution and it's perfect for a date night.

ViewSonic's VX2263Smhl monitor may not be the largest display we've looked at, but does it have all the features at the right price point?

The new Nokia phone has been seen leaked to a Chinese website.

Two Japanese based and one US-based scientists have won a Nobel Prize in Physics for a 20-year-old invention of LEDs.

We check out BenQ's new FPS-oriented 144Hz 27-inch LED gaming monitor. How does it do? Follow on and check out Trace's review now and find out.

Adafruit's Neopixel lights up Charles' lab as he puts them to the test to see if they really are as easy to use as Adafruit claims. Let's take a look.

We check out ASUS' new PB287Q 4K monitor that was just released. How does it stack up against the competition? Read on to find out what Trace thinks of it.

We're putting the new AOC G2460PQU through its paces here in the lab. This 144Hz monitor is designed for gamers, but does it hit its target?

LuMini Bluetooth controlled LED light bulb hits Kickstarter.

Philips green LED streetlights have space for Ericsson mobile broadband hardware inside to reduce clutter and expand broadbanc.

Philips intelligent LED lights help users find what they need and get coupons as they shop via a smartphone map app.

4K can be had for under $1000; it's a tough sell for gamers, but for everybody else, you need to consider Seiki Digital's amazing display. Read on.

GravityLight is a cheap new light that works as a lamp and uses gravity.

Nanolight is the world's most efficient light bulb, developed by three students in Canada.

Panasonic announce an expansion of their enterprise-grade Toughpad tablets.

Arduino releases Explora, the first open source gaming pad that anyone can program!

Philips announce iOS-controlled LED lighting system, will be sold through Apple Stores.

BitFenix announces 2 fan controllers including the first internet-connected fan controller.

Portable speakers can be a hit and miss affair, but today let's see how the Genius SP-i250G stacks up.