3D printers are all the rage but laser cutters are cool too. Glowforge is the laser cutter that does it all. This not so little box can make things with a variety of different materials opening your design process up to endless possibilities. If you can only buy one printer, make it this one, because it can do everything.
Missing a package is not a great feeling. Or having it stolen from your porch. Why not get it delivered somewhere you know it will be safe, like the trunk of your car. If you would like to have your next Amazon package dropped straight at your car, congratulations, the company is rolling out In Car Deliveries with use of the Amazon Key app.
Is your dog getting enough stimulation and exercise in their day? If you have to work, probably not. Get your dog some more fun throughout the day with the Odin, the modular dog toy that makes them really work for their treats.
The Stilform KOSMOS: it has a cool name and it’s not tech: it’s a pen!
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Portable photo printers are really popular and now Canon is getting in on the game. The company known for their high-quality cameras wants you to be able to save your Instagram pictures in physical space too with the IVY Mini Photo Printer.
Are you good with colors? As in, identifying them? I mean, outside of the basic color wheel, not everyone is great at naming and picking colors. It’s ok, technology is here to help you out. The Nix Mini Color Sensor identifies and saves colors for you.
We’re making everything smart these days, I mean, if it can’t hook up to your Wi-Fi how useful is it really? One company took this philosophy to the next step and made smart beds. The HiCan is the smart bed that can be whatever you most need it to be in your life outside of just a place to sleep.
If you’re a 90s kid then you probably remember playing Oregon Tail in school. Likely that’s your first solid memory of using a computer. It’s certainly earned a place in pop culture history and if you want to replay the game, good news you don’t have to remember how DOS worked. Just get the Oregon Trail Handheld Game.
