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FlexDock Pro Adds USB4 KVM Switching to hop a keyboard, mouse, and two 4K displays between laptops at 40Gbps. There’s 2.5G Ethernet, UHS-II SD, and 140W power delivery—all fanless. Perfect for creators bouncing between a work notebook and a personal rig without cable spaghetti. Explore more: More Hardware briefs

StickPC M2 Adds Dual HDMI 2.1 turns a tiny bar into a legit kiosk brain. USB4 for fast docks, Wi-Fi 7, and a quiet 15W mode keep it cool behind a display. Perfect for dashboards, signage, or a travel dev box that hides in your cable pouch. Explore more: More Hardware briefs

ArcMini NAS Six-Bay Adds 5GbE plus dual NVMe cache and optional ECC, hitting a sweet spot for quiet home labs. Tool-less trays feel solid, idle power stays under 20W, and the fan curve won’t drown your podcast. Perfect for media, backups, and a small Kubernetes toy cluster. Explore more: More Hardware briefs

MicroServer G4 Adds ECC And 10G for homelab folks who want serious small-box power: dual M.2, quiet 10GBase-T, and external OCuLink for GPU or fast storage. Sips power at idle, boots Proxmox in seconds, and stays whispery under Docker stacks. Toss it in a closet and forget it. Explore more: More Hardware briefs

This palm-size PC grows up: an OCuLink port brings desktop-class GPUs without the Thunderbolt tax. Dual NVMe slots, 2.5G LAN, and a whisper fan round it out. Idle sips under 15W, making it a neat edge node by day and a weekend creator rig by night. Explore more: More Hardware briefs

This refreshed N100 box sneaks in dual 2.5G Ethernet, a second NVMe slot, and quieter cooling. Perfect little Proxmox or pfSense node on a shoestring. Idle sips power; under load it stays whispery. Toss it in a shoebox rack and call it your edge gateway. Explore more: More Hardware briefs

OLED gaming monitor review pieces sometimes read like spec sheets with adjectives. This one’s different. Two months ago I swapped my daily driver to a 27‑inch QD‑OLED, then lived with it—coding at dawn, gaming at midnight, color‑correcting a client video over a weekend that turned into a caffeine experiment. This OLED gaming monitor review is built on that rhythm: real content, real games, real annoyances, and the small wins you only notice after week three. Upfront: I’m not trying to sell you an acronym. I’m trying to help you avoid buyer’s regret. If an OLED looks incredible for your favorite game but gives you eye strain in spreadsheets, you’ll stop using the good parts. The right choice is the panel...

Raspberry Pi 5B 16GB Quietly Appears with a welcome RAM bump for container stacks, local embeddings, and heavier dashboards. Thermals feel saner under sustained loads, and USB-C power draw stays modest. It’s not a revolution—just enough headroom to make your little homelab purr. Explore more: More Hardware briefs

Framework 16 RDNA4 GPU Module clicks into the expansion bay for desktop-class frames on the go. I hot-swapped after lunch—fans stayed polite and Blender viewport felt buttery. USB4 passthrough and a beefier PSU profile round out the kit; upgradability finally looks fun again. Explore more: More Hardware briefs

Dell pushed a Battery Boost Mode to the XPS 14 Plus OLED 120Hz, auto-dropping to 90 Hz on static screens and dimming per-pixel UI chrome. My café session stretched past four hours with Premiere exports humming. Color profiles and HDR stay intact—no washed-out compromise. Explore more: More Hardware briefs