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What happens when you swap your natural vision for a third-person camera feed? A daring experiment reveals how microLED glasses can simulate an out-of-body experience, but the technical trade-offs in battery life and input lag prove that spatial computing still has a steep hill to climb.
I spent months daily driving the $1,000 Comma 3X to see if open-source AI could actually replace a human driver. While it masterfully handles highway fatigue and complex construction zones, its struggle with red lights and conservative speed logic reveals the frustrating gap between advanced assistance and true autonomy.
Most high-end gaming laptops force a choice between the infinite contrast of OLED or the raw brightness of mini-LED, but ASUS's newest prototype claims to offer both without the motion blur. The 2026 Strix SCAR 18 utilizes a unique 40-row sequential strobing technique that effectively kills retinal smearing, potentially making OLED response times obsolete for high-performance gaming.
What started as a suspect $100 deposit for a seemingly fake smartphone has turned into a surprising delivery. After a year of shifting specs and debunked 'Made in USA' claims, the Trump T1 phone has actually begun shipping to buyers, though it isn't exactly the revolutionary device promised in the initial brochures.
Google is betting its entire future on Gemini, injecting proactive AI agents into your email, search, and software development. While these tools promise to automate the mundane, they also create a walled garden that monitors every user interaction to sell convenience back to you.