Whether you want to stream, podcast, or simply sound better in online meetings, JLab Audio now has you covered with a new lineup of microphones. Each of the new JLab microphones is a part of what the company is calling its Talk series. There are a total of three offerings in tow, helping cast a wide net to satisfy most of the market’s needs. Talk GO is the most compact and affordable, Talk is a middle of the road solution arguably aimed at the largest chunk of users, and Talk Pro focuses on the high-end with “professional level vocal recording.” Continue reading to learn more.

Over the last few months we’ve seen several new G-SHOCK watches debut. Back in February a Bruce Lee-inspired timepiece arrived and was shortly followed by the laser-carved Full Metal 5000. The brand has even begun to dabble in the smartwatch space thanks to the arrival of G-SHOCK Move. Today the watchmaker took the wraps off of its limited-edition Casio NASA G-SHOCK. The design is based on its DW5600 model and comes in an all-white colorway with NASA logo, American flag, and even a backlight that displays an image of the moon when illuminated. Continue reading for additional details and to find the launch video.

Lately we’ve seen an influx of gaming-focused projectors. Optoma debuted not one, but two of them in the second-half of 2019, and now BenQ is hot on their heels with a shiny new offering of its own. The new BenQ gaming projector delivers 3,500-lumens of brightness, which should theoretically do well in a wide variety of environments. Support for HDR is onboard, bringing higher contrast and a more colorful picture into the mix. That’s great and all, but the real appeal for gamers comes with a 120Hz refresh rate and 8.3-millisecond input lag. Continue reading to learn more.

From the James Bond-inspired Swatch Q to G-Shock’s Bruce Lee-influenced watch, we have seen all sorts of new and distinguished timepieces lately. The latest to arrive is a new Casio Honda Racing Watch that’s all decked out in team colors and manages to garner a bit of smartwatch love. A vibrant red leather band and matte charcoal-gray stainless steel bezel help this timepiece stand out and smartphone pairing via the CASIO WATCH+ app aims to bolster its appeal as a healthy chunk of the watch market shifts towards wearables. Continue reading to learn more.

Now that a majority of watch brands have jumped on the wearable bandwagon, there’s pressure to adopt popular features in order to not fall behind. One of those abilities is arguably heart rate tracking, and the new G-SHOCK Move is the first offering from the brand to adopt it. Wearers will also benefit from VO2 max readings, Bluetooth connectivity, GPS, and more. Once fully charged, the latest G-SHOCK Move can continuously use each of these features for up to 14-hours. Solar-assisted charging powers standard usage alongside vibrating notifications for smartphone alerts. Continue reading to learn more.

Roughly seven months after Blackmagic debuted its affordable ATEM Mini, it has taken the wraps off a new model that tacks on a few more notable features. Blackmagic ATEM Mini Pro sets itself apart with Ethernet connectivity, support of USB flash drives, and multi-view capabilities for all cameras. As you’d expect, this model is pricier than ATEM Mini, but manages to remain more cost effective than some of the company’s beefier models. The new Blackmagic offering is created to more adequately satisfy the needs required when hosting large events. Continue reading to learn more.

It’s official. Mattel is releasing a freshly-designed version of its UNO card game. The new look is inspired by a concept that received a lot of traffic and likes on Instagram. The new version will be called UNO Minimalista, a name clearly influenced by a clean and simplistic design much like what we’ve grown accustomed to across iOS and Android apps. It’s not entirely surprising that UNO is receiving a makeover as unique designs ranging from Minecraft to Jurassic World already exist. What’s different here is that this modern take arguably has more broad appeal than many of the other film and game-inspired editions. Continue reading to find more photos.

Casio has unveiled a new flavor of its G-Shock Full Metal 5000 watch. This time around the company is bringing laser-carving into the mix. The case pattern is reminiscent of the grid you’d find on a blueprint, and since this model resembles the original G-Shock, it has been described as “the image of a time tunnel that connects the past with the future.” This offering will feature smartphone connectivity, automatic radio wave reception which ensures time remains accurate, solar charging, and more. Continue reading for further details.

With the full implications of COVID-19 still bearing down on us, some companies are stepping up to the plate and attempting to bolster services as many daily activities have come to a halt. Free Sling TV availability has been announced today and while it doesn’t include access to the full catalog, everyone will be able to stream “news, plus thousands of shows and movies for the whole family, with no paid Sling TV account required.” Continue reading to learn more.

Optoma has been on a roll lately. The company just unveiled laser projectors with up to 4,200-lumen output and only one week later it has taken the wraps of “the world’s first 240Hz, 4K UHD home theater projector.” This technology is made specifically for gaming, and even then, PCs are currently the only way to take full advantage of what the new Optoma UHD50X projector has to offer as readily-available consoles tend to top out at 60Hz. Optoma UHD30 and HD146X have also been announced today. Continue reading to learn more.