Extended reality (XR) glasses are becoming increasingly accessible, with several models now available at the $299 price point. Gadgets Guardian examines three contenders, the VITURE Pro 2, XREAL XBX and RayNeo Air 4 Pro, by comparing their performance in areas like image clarity, text readability and comfort. While each device has its strengths, the VITURE […]
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The iPhone 18 Pro Max is shaping up to be Apple’s most advanced smartphone to date, combining state-of-the-art hardware with refined software to deliver a premium user experience. Expected to launch in early September 2026, this flagship device will likely follow Apple’s established release schedule, with pre-orders opening shortly after the announcement and general availability […]
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Matter-enabled smart home displays are currently missing from the market, leaving users without a clear way to manage devices in a decentralized manner. In response, Microamp Home developed a custom display using the Matter protocol, built around an ESP32C6 microcontroller and the ESP Matter SDK. This project incorporates features such as lighting controls, climate monitoring […]
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A recent leak has revealed significant updates to Apple’s AirPods lineup, showcasing potential features that could redefine wearable technology. Discovered in a macOS 26.7 release candidate, these updates suggest that the upcoming AirPods Pro 4 and AirPods 5 models will incorporate advanced AI capabilities, enhanced privacy measures, and even built-in cameras. These developments indicate Apple’s […]
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The studio setup has always been a deeply personal thing. Two producers with identical gear can arrange it in completely different ways, because the physical organization of creative tools shapes how ideas flow from head to hands. Most solutions involve buying a desk, then a rack, then stands and cables and panels until the accumulated sum starts to resemble something cohesive. The ToyBox starts from the opposite direction entirely.
Weird Kid Engineering builds the ToyBox as a single, integrated physical object that collapses a full creative ecosystem into one custom-made enclosure. Music production gear, gaming systems, multiple displays, and storage all live inside the same structure, designed from the start to fit the specific workflow of whoever orders it. No two units are identical. Every ToyBox is hand-built to spec based on what each client actually does and needs.
Designer: Ellis Faulk (Weird Kid Engineering)
The hardware varies with each build, but a fully loaded configuration includes synthesizers, samplers, sequencers, effects pedals, gaming consoles, and displays, all integrated into the structure rather than resting on top of it. These aren’t tools that happen to share a surface; they’re components of a system designed around how they relate to each other and to the person using them. That relationship is what the build process is actually engineering.
The appeal to anyone who has stared down a cluttered studio is immediate. Instruments, screens, and gaming consoles physically consolidated into one object changes the spatial and psychological experience of the room. You stop navigating a spread of disconnected surfaces and start working within a contained system. The friction of reaching across two desks or hunting for a buried cable doesn’t exist when everything is designed to coexist from the start.
The flagship version, fully loaded with audio gear, screens, consoles, and equipment curated to the owner, costs $12,500. Base builds start at $3,500. That range reflects how deeply each order is customized and how extensively the hardware is selected to suit a specific creative workflow. It’s not the cost of a desk with gear on it; it’s the cost of a single integrated object designed around how a particular person works and creates.
There’s something about the ToyBox’s form that most studio furniture doesn’t attempt. It reads as an object rather than as furniture that happens to hold other things. The visual coherence that comes from designing everything together, rather than assembling incrementally over years, is a genuine design quality. That totality separates it from a better desk or a more organized cable management solution, and it’s a distinction that most studios never even think to make.
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Apple has integrated artificial intelligence capabilities into its Mac lineup by combining the MLX framework with Apple Silicon, allowing AI models to run locally rather than relying on cloud-based processing. According to Solo Swift Crafter, this approach addresses challenges such as latency, operational costs and data privacy. For example, running AI tasks directly on a […]
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Most creative teams do not need another tool that only produces a single AI clip or image. They need a faster way to move from raw material to finished creative across campaigns, social media, product pages, ads, and brand channels. Pollo Agent is built for that job. It’s Pollo AI’s AI creative agent: feed it […]
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The ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP G Edition 20 is a 27-inch monitor that introduces a 720Hz refresh rate option, designed with competitive esports players in mind. As reviewed by ETA Prime, this WOLED display offers two performance modes: 2560×1440 resolution at 540Hz for detailed visuals and 1920×1080 resolution at 720Hz for maximum speed. Key features […]
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The iPhone 20, rumored to be Apple’s highly anticipated anniversary edition, is capturing widespread attention in the tech world. With potential advancements in design, performance, and functionality, it could redefine what users expect from a smartphone. In the video below, Matt Talks Tech explores the most intriguing rumored features that might make the iPhone 20 […]
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