This little black box – which at least at the early adopter price tag currently available – only costs the same as a decent gaming monitor, and yet

This little thing is a wireless doorbell I bought off of Amazon for £17, but with some blood, sweat, tears, 10p in ethernet cable, and a £6 ESP32

I bought this used RTX 3090, a Palit GameRock edition specifically, from CeX earlier this month. By the fact that it’s sitting here on this desk and not

If you’re a regular viewer here, you’ve likely heard the term “API” plenty of times, but if you’ve clicked on this video there’s a good chance you aren’t

A couple weeks ago I showed off this, the Home Assistant Voice Preview Edition, an ESP32 based smart speaker that if set up to use Whisper and Piper

I’m just going to put this up front. This controller, if purchased from Aliexpress anyway, will set you back just £20 – or £27 if you buy it

I don’t know about you, but I’m really sick of “AI” branding on otherwise good bits of tech. This Acer Nitro 14 – an otherwise decent machine, and

This is the Orico E5000, a PCIe Gen4 SSD that I just can’t work out why you’d actually buy it. Let’s look at it then we’ll discuss purchasability

This little thing is one of the cheapest 3D scanners on the market, from the people that brought you the Ender 3, this is the Creality Ferret Pro.

This sleek and stylish little box is the Home Assistant Voice Preview Edition, a replacement for your Amazon Echo that runs fully locally (if you want anyway) and