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3 MinBig Tech
Bastiaan Burghardt on March 13, 2026

Sonos is back with the Play

Sonos is back with the Play, a $299 [€283] portable speaker that balances the power of the Era 100 with a rugged, waterproof design. Bastiaan Burghardt looks at why this "middle-child" speaker might be the most practical choice in the lineup for those who need a bridge between indoor fidelity and outdoor durability.
4 MinBig Tech
Bastiaan Burghardt on March 12, 2026

Rabbit is attempting a comeback with Project Cyberdeck

Rabbit is attempting a comeback with Project Cyberdeck, a $500 [€472] Linux portable that trades the R1's handheld quirks for a mechanical keyboard and a retro netbook aesthetic. Bastiaan Burghardt examines whether this dedicated coding machine offers a real functional leap or just another exercise in stylish hardware design.
3 MinApple
Bastiaan Burghardt on March 11, 2026

All-new Studio Displays

Usually, "cheap" and "Apple" don’t play nice in the same sentence, but Cupertino just broke the rules. Meet the MacBook Neo: a $599 powerhouse wrapped in a candy-colored shell. From the A18 Pro chip to a battery that actually outlasts your workday, let's break down why this "budget" Mac feels anything but basic.
3 MinApple
Bastiaan Burghardt on March 11, 2026

Say hello to MacBook Neo

Usually, "cheap" and "Apple" don’t play nice in the same sentence, but Cupertino just broke the rules. Meet the MacBook Neo: a $599 powerhouse wrapped in a candy-colored shell. From the A18 Pro chip to a battery that actually outlasts your workday, let's break down why this "budget" Mac feels anything but basic.
3 MinDyson
Bastiaan Burghardt on February 28, 2026

Dyson’s new PencilVac brings hair dryer-thin engineering to the world

Dyson's new PencilVac brings hair dryer-thin engineering to the world of floor care with a handle just 38mm [3.8 cm] wide. Bastiaan Burghardt looks at the functional trade-offs of this 4-pound [1.8 kg] cleaner and why its "Fluffycone" brushes might be a game changer for households with long hair.

About

Bastiaan Burghardt

"Editor"

Product Designer by trade and a tech enthusiast by choice, Bastiaan Burghardt spends as much time talking about gadgets as he does using them. Whether he’s a self proclaimed "tech writer" or just a guy with a design background and a tech habit is up for debate.

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