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Looking Glass has been making holographic displays for a while, but will introduce a new, portable and affordable model next summer. Called Looking Glass Go, the "world's first" pocketable holographic display is ideal for viewing 3D spatial photos on as you can rotate it (or move around it) to see subjects from different angles. (Read More)

For some folding knives, portability takes a backseat to sheer muscle. The Sniper Bladeworks provides massive utility that just so happens to (almost) fit in the palm of your hand. (Read More)

Mechanical keyboard specialist Keychron has launched a Kickstarter for its first keyboard with Hall effect switches, the Keychron Q1 HE. A fully assembled model costs $214 if bought as part of the Kickstarter, and there’s also a bare-bones model available without switches or keycaps for $194. (Read More)

The Black Mountain Handmade Fixed Blade Knife is a stunning piece of craftsmanship, forged from high-carbon steel and boasting a beautiful, rugged design. (Read More)

Attention Salmon Runners! Are you getting cooked by Salmonids and falling short of quotas? Making it through Salmon Run shifts can take a great deal of ink, sweat, and tears. Luckily for you, Splats & Strats is dedicated to making this important job more enjoyable (and survivable) for you and your co-workers. Whether you’re a new recruit aiming for a promotion or a seasoned employee who revels in mandatory overtime, this issue of Splats & Strats has something for you! (Read More)

Mileseey, a leading Chinese brand of electronic measurement tools, launched a groundbreaking "D9 Pro" laser measure featuring industry-first visual aligning indicator. The bilateral aligning laser indicator is more than an analogy of the green laser line featured on Mileseey DTX10 and T1 Tomahawk that shows fast and accurate alignment to measuring points, but offers a powerful and unprecedented measuring solution to hard-to-reach areas. (Read More)

Japanese personal mobility innovator Shimizu is turning heads with its latest Arma folding electric scooter prototype. Boasting a weight of just 10 lb (4.5 kg), Shimizu claims it’s working on the world’s smallest and lightest scooter. While the verdict is still out on that claim, the Arma’s impressive compact design and features make it a compelling last-mile commuter. (Read More)