All about ergonomic keyboards, NZXT Lift mouse review, Chevy Equinox EV teaser, new 'Star Wars' LEGO, and more

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March 25, 2022

As someone who has faced lifelong hand issues, and yet uses them every day for both my career and my hobbies, taking care of my hands is a near and dear topic to my heart. If you type every day and come home feeling as though your hands want to lock up and never open again, it’s time to look at an ergonomic keyboad.

But that’s a loaded term, “ergonomic.” It can mean so many things, and every “ergonomic keyboard” seems to look completely different than the next one. So what makes a keyboard ergonomic? And should you spend the high price to get one? We have all the facts in the top story.

Other Highlights:

  • Marcus took a look at the NZXT Lift Mouse and well… it’s a tough sell despite its light weight.
  • If you’ve ever considered switching to Spectrum for your ISP, you probably had difficulty figuring out what upload speeds it offers. We have all the details in one handy spot for you.
  • The new Apple Mac Studio looks pretty amazing. But you might be wondering if you can skimp on storage now and upgrade later. Well, the answer to that is complicated.
  • …and more!

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What Is an Ergonomic Keyboard? Everything You Need to Know


Any desktop setup requires, at a bare minimum, a computer, a monitor, a mouse, and a keyboard. Most people put quite a bit of thought into the computer and the monitor, but go for basic models when it comes to mice and keyboards. Ergonomic keyboards and mice, however, can make a world of difference when it comes to comfort and productivity at your desk. Read More »

 
NZXT Lift Mouse Review: Light in Weight and Reasons to Buy


NZXT released its lightweight and customizable Lift Gaming Mouse in March 2022, featuring four macro mappable buttons and a range of RGB lighting options. But with a vast sea of competition at this price point, NZXT’s mouse doesn’t quite stay afloat. Read More »

 
Chevy’s Equinox EV Poses for Teaser Video, Looks Better Than the Bolt


Earlier this year, Chevy showed off an all-electric version of the Equinox at CES. We’re now getting our second sneak peek at the affordable, gorgeous EV in a short teaser video. Plus, Chevy is using a new Equinox logo to highlight the car’s switch from gas to electric power. Read More »

 
Polestar 2 EV Heads to the US in a More Affordable Package


Polestar, the Swedish premium electric car maker jointly owned by Volvo, has announced a more affordable single-motor version of its impressive Polestar 2 EV is available today in the United States. Read More »

 
Can You Upgrade the Mac Studio’s Storage? It’s Complicated


Apple deserves a ton of criticism for its product design. The company just can’t seem to sell a device that’s easily upgradeable or repairable, a problem that impacts both customers and the environment. But early criticisms of the Mac Studio’s non-upgradable, non-replaceable SSDs are rooted in assumptions, not facts. They’re just inaccurate. Read More »

 
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Wheelbarrows are so last year. It’s all about utility wagons now, thanks to their large capacity, powerful design, and high ease of use. This heavy-duty utility wagon is made of fully-welded high-quality anti-rust metal, with an all-iron bed and removable sides, and it can hold up to 1,100 pounds. The pneumatic tires are shock-resistant and have noise-reducing casters for quiet movement no matter what surface you use them on. The wagon’s handle is ergonomic and has a 180-degree turn design for easy maneuvering. You can even put a tarp on top to haul dirt and other loads with small particles with ease. It’s perfect for yard work, moving, and more!

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Relive Iconic ‘Star Wars’ Scenes with Three New LEGO Dioramas


LEGO has announced three new Star Wars diorama sets that recreate some of the most iconic scenes in the original Star Wars trilogy. From the famous Death Star trench run to some Jedi training grounds. Read More »

 
Everything You Actually Need in Your First Home Office


The last few years became a time of working from home, causing millions of people to need to whip up a home office practically overnight. If you’re wondering what you need to set up your own home office (or if you’re looking to upgrade your current setup), we’ve compiled a list of everything you’ll need to get started. Read More »

 
What Are Spectrum Internet’s Upload Speeds?


The internet isn’t a one-way street. You may spend most of your time downloading or streaming content, but you also need to upload data when joining a video call, sharing files, or gaming. Reasonable upload speeds help define a “fast” internet connection, but frustratingly, Spectrum doesn’t tell customers its upload speeds during the signup process. Read More »

 

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OnePlus 10 Pro U.S. Release Details Coming March 31st


If you’ve been waiting for the OnePlus 10 Pro to launch in the United States or other regions, the wait is almost over. While the phone arrived back in January for those in China, the company is finally reading to release its flagship phone elsewhere. Read More »

 

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Ever furrow your brow over a basket of hot, crispy fries and wonder if other countries love this side dish as much as we do stateside? Well, the quick answer is . . . yes! Fries are thoroughly enjoyed worldwide, but quite differently than they are in the United States. Read More »

 
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The humble GIF file has been with us for a long time. Sadly, the creator of the GIF, computer scientist Steve Wilhite, passed away in March 2022. In honor of him and his contribution, we hope you enjoy these facts and think about him the next time you fire off an animated GIF in a group chat. Read More »

 
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How Much Coffee Should You Use to Get the Perfect Drip?


A drip coffee maker is, arguably, one of the simplest ways to make coffee. You can program many of them to brew first thing in the morning, and they’ll even keep the pot warm for a few hours. But when it comes to actually making the coffee, how many scoops should you put in there? Read More »

 
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The Best Air Purifiers of 2022


Air purifiers provide you with a healthy living space as they clean the air around you. They monitor air quality and eliminate odor to ensure you’re always breathing fresh air. Check out our recommended list of purifiers to find the best one for you. Read More »

 
 

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