Canon is behind some of the best digital cameras on the market today. The brand has long been in a two horse race with Nikon for the top-spot, with each side having its faithful band of followers. Canon has introduced three new options that are bound to interest entry-level photographers and prosumers alike. The PowerShot line adds two smaller point-and-shoot models while a mid-range DSLR was also unveiled. These new releases range in price from $380 to $1,799, so nearly every budget is covered. Full details below.

We’re big proponents of standing desks here at Electronicsforward. As someone who works from home, I’m well aware of the challenges that come with sitting all day. While there are plenty of options on the market, prices have largely kept this product category out of the impulse purchase range.

Recently, we told you about NextDesk’s latest motorized creation that retails for $447. Today we’ve spotted a new Indiegogo project that cuts the price tag and offers a modular solution for nearly any setup. The OMBEE features a unique design with an eye on customization. Its price comes in at less than an iPad mini, making it an attractive option for those who prefer a more affordable solution.

3Doodler has enjoyed massive success with its crowdfunding projects, raising over $1.5 million last time around. The second generation improved on the original with a slimmer design and stronger build. From the start, it always seemed like 3Doodler’s destiny to create a kid-friendly version of its pen. Now, it’s coming to fruition.

The new 3Doodler Start is clearly focused on a younger user with its colorful design. Looking further, the latest rendition offers a safe way for kids to experiment with 3D printing. Head below for more plus pre-order details.

BQ, a Spanish device-maker, has finally lifted the veil on a new Ubuntu-powered tablet that also doubles as a standalone PC. While the original Auquarius M10 tablet was released a while back, the new Ubuntu version is set to launch in the 2nd quarter of this year. Its ability to operate on-the-go or at home will likely strike a chord with fans of the software. More details below.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens has collected nearly 2 billion dollars at the box office since it was released in December. It’s also been the topic of many collectible toys and memorabilia, as well. We’ve seen some pretty sweet LEGO sets and custom-builds, aside from a number of other nifty collectables. Perhaps no character in the new Star Wars flick has been the beneficiary of as many real life recreations as the adorable BB-8. Today, we’ve spotted a new life-size aluminum floor lamp that brings all the fun of BB-8 to your living room. Best of all? You can buy it today…

The NYC souvenir market is about to get shook up by an impressive Kickstarter campaign. Two design firms out of New York, AJSNY and TO+WN design, have launched an intriguing project that promises to deliver incredibly detailed 1:5000-scale replica models of New York City. Virtually every building, skyscraper, landmark and outdoor space is represented across across 200 tiles. Just wait until you see the entire metropolis put together…

Remember Aereo? That clever online service that allowed users anywhere to enjoy live and time-shifted streams of over-the-air television stations from nearly any internet-connected device? The one that was shut-down by the Supreme Court over copyright rules that were made long before the internet was a thing? Yeah, those guys are back with a new service that is threatening to shake up big names like Comcast and Time Warner.

Starry is an intriguing new take on Internet services. By using a sophisticated “millimeter waves and proprietary technology” that in theory could open up broadband to previously un-reachable locales. Chet Kanojia, the founder of Aereo and Starry, aims to unleash this service across the United States with an eye on giving consumers more choices. Full details below.

It’s been a good week for toy enthusiasts. We’ve already detailed upcoming releases for LEGO and Razor. Now, NERF is shooting into the mix with a few fresh blasters. The upcoming Double-Dealer and Zombie Brainsaw (what?) are both guaranteed hits this fall. More below.

Fender, maker of legendary guitars, has revealed a new lineup of in-ear headphones. The iconic name and flashy design are going to come at a price, however. With five models ranging from $100-$500, there is no shortage of sticker shock at the high-end for some consumers. The question is, can Fender compete in this space based on merit and not just name? More details below.