The 2026 Mac Mini represents a pivotal advancement in desktop computing, combining innovative performance with a sleek, compact design. Powered by Apple’s latest M5 and M5 Pro chips, this iteration delivers significant improvements in processing power, graphics capabilities, and machine learning performance. Its affordability and small form factor make it an ideal choice for users […]
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What if your Raspberry Pi could do more than you ever imagined, like powering a humanoid robot, automating your home, or running advanced AI models? With the launch of the SunFounder Fusion HAT+, that vision is now within reach. This innovative expansion board is engineered to transform your Raspberry Pi into a powerhouse of innovation, […]
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The Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and Legion Go are powerful little PCs that still behave like oversized controllers when you actually need to type, browse, or use desktop mode. Most people end up juggling a separate keyboard, mouse, and stand. DeckTop by Invensic takes a different approach, a clamp-on keyboard and trackpad that tries to give these handhelds a laptop posture without turning them into dock-only machines stuck next to a monitor.
Invensic frames DeckTop as a Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad you can mount to your Steam Deck, with a 360-degree swivel and multicolor LED backlighting. It is sold as a Steam Deck accessory but is also designed to work with Steam Deck OLED, Killswitch cases, ROG Ally, and Legion Go, so it is really a general handheld shell that treats all of them like screens on a tiny notebook.
Designer: Invensic
The folding clip has spring-loaded arms that grab onto the handheld and connect to the keyboard via a swivel hinge. The hinge lets you tilt and rotate the device through a full circle, so you can find a comfortable viewing angle on a desk, on a tray table, or on a couch. When you are done, the clip folds flat over the keyboard, bringing the whole thing down to about 1 inch thick, so it actually fits in a bag.
The low-profile keyboard has multicolor backlighting, and the integrated trackpad sits below the space bar. Brightness and color can be changed with simple key combos, and the trackpad supports single-finger tap for left-click and two-finger tap for right-click, just like a laptop. The idea is to give you a familiar input surface for desktop mode, emulators, and web browsing without reaching for a separate mouse.
DeckTop connects over Bluetooth, so there is no cable between the keyboard and the handheld, only whatever USB-C cable you are already using for power or docking. Invensic calls out low latency, which is fine for typing, navigation, and most games, but serious competitive players will still prefer a wired or 2.4 GHz setup. For travel and couch use, though, the wireless link keeps the whole rig clean and portable.
The spring-loaded arms are wide enough to handle bare devices and chunky cases like Killswitch, and the same deck can be swapped between different handhelds. The dual cinch straps on the back let you mount a power bank, turning the whole thing into a self-contained clamshell with extra runtime. It is a small detail, but it acknowledges that these devices burn through batteries fast when you treat them like laptops.
DeckTop does not magically transform a Steam Deck into a MacBook, but it does make writing, modding, remote desktop, and light productivity feel less like a hack and more like a supported mode. Whether or not you use it every day, it sits in a useful middle ground between treating a handheld as a pure gaming device and wishing you had brought a laptop instead.
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Apple’s iOS 26.2 has arrived, bringing a host of features designed to enhance your iPhone experience. This update focuses on improving usability, offering greater customization options, and ensuring seamless integration across Apple’s ecosystem. Whether you’re looking to streamline task management, personalize your device, or explore smarter content navigation, iOS 26.2 delivers tools to enrich your […]
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What if the future of innovation wasn’t just about working harder, but thinking deeper? Enter Gemini 3’s “Deep Think”, a innovative AI model designed to transform how businesses brainstorm, strategize, and solve complex problems. Unlike its competitors, this tool isn’t just about speed or convenience, it’s about delivering profound insights that can reshape decision-making at […]
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What if your AI assistant could truly understand you—your tone, style, and even the nuances of your work? With Google’s latest update to NotebookLM, this vision is no longer a distant dream but a tangible reality. The tool’s customization limit has skyrocketed from 500 to a staggering 10,000 characters, unlocking unprecedented control over how AI […]
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The iPhone 18 is set to introduce a series of fantastic upgrades that aim to elevate Apple’s smartphone lineup. These enhancements span hardware, software, and design, reflecting Apple’s commitment to innovation in a highly competitive market. With a focus on performance, usability, and aesthetics, the iPhone 18 is shaping up to be a significant step […]
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Most small Bluetooth speakers are generic cylinders or bricks that sit somewhere on a desk and do not really belong to the rest of the setup. At the other end, you have sculptural, art-piece speakers that look great in a gallery photo but feel out of place next to a gaming keyboard. The 8BitDo Retro Cube 2 Speaker – N Edition sits in between, a speaker that actually looks like it belongs on a gamer’s or retro-leaning desk.
8BitDo calls it compact, powerful, and timeless, inspired by the NES and upgraded from the original Cube Speaker. The N Edition is part of the NES40 Collection, designed to sit next to the N40 keyboard and Ultimate 2 controller as a matching sound cube. The grey body, red grilles, and black D-pad top are NES shorthand translated into a speaker, not just random retro dressing borrowed from another era.
Designer: 8BitDo
The top surface is a D-pad layout with a central button, plus and minus on the sides, a power icon at the top, and play/pause at the bottom. You control volume, playback, and pairing with a familiar gamepad language instead of tiny, unlabeled buttons. It is simple, tactile, and instantly recognizable if you have ever held a controller, which makes it feel more like part of a gaming setup than a generic Bluetooth puck that could live anywhere.
The connectivity offers Bluetooth 5.3, 2.4G wireless via the included USB-C adapter, and wired USB audio. Bluetooth is fine for casual listening, but 2.4G and USB give virtually lag-free audio for games and video. The adapter hides in a slot under the dock when not in use, which keeps it from wandering off and makes it easy to move the cube between a laptop, a Switch, or a desktop without digging through a drawer for dongles.
The integrated wireless charging dock is a small square base with a circular pad marked by a lightning-bolt icon and a perforated ring. The dock keeps the cube powered and also acts as a signal extender for 2.4G, so you get better reception when it is parked. It doubles as a visual plinth, lifting the cube slightly and making the whole thing read as one object instead of a speaker plus a random charging pad that does not quite match.
The tech specs are dual 5 W drivers, 120 Hz–15 kHz frequency response, and a 2,000 mAh battery with around 30 hours of use and 3–5 hours of charging. It is slightly larger than a Rubik’s Cube, which makes it ideal for near-field listening on a desk or nightstand. Music and Gaming modes let you tweak the tuning with a single press, so you can lean into clarity for calls or a bit more punch for games.
Retro Cube 2 behaves as a desk companion that actually earns its footprint. It sits next to a keyboard and mouse like a tiny console, charges itself when you drop it on the dock, and gives you a D-pad to poke at instead of a phone screen when you want to skip a track. Whether or not you already own the matching keyboard and controller, a small NES-flavored speaker with a wireless dock and three connection modes is the kind of object that quietly makes a desk feel more finished, especially if you still remember what a D-pad felt like the first time you pressed one.
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Imagine this: you’re on a cross-country flight, and nestled in your hands is a sleek gaming handheld that delivers console-quality graphics, buttery-smooth gameplay, and hours of battery life. Sounds like the dream, right? But in 2025, this dream is no longer a fantasy, it’s a reality, with devices like the Xbox Ally X, Steam Deck […]
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Apple has officially launched macOS Tahoe 26.2, a comprehensive update designed to enhance functionality, boost performance, and strengthen security. Whether you rely on your Mac for professional work, creative endeavors, or personal entertainment, this release introduces a range of features and refinements tailored to meet diverse user needs. In the video below, Brandon Butch delves […]
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