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+Instax Mini LiPlay
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+Instagram your walls with this pocket-size instant camera and printer in one. The LCD screen allows you to preview before printing, so only the winners end up on your wall. The glass lens produces sharp images, or you can use images from your phone, printed with the app.
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+YubiKey for iOS
+https://www.yubico.com/product/yubikey-5ci
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+The YubiKey now works with iPhones. Unlike a laptop, you don't even need to insert the YubiKey into your phone. Instead the hardware key taps NFC authentication to identify you to apps on your iPhone. Some of our favorite security apps are already compatible, including the LastPass password manager.
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+Raspberry Pi 4 (which we still need sent over, if you have it handy)
+https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-4-model-b/
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+A $50 desktop computer? Yes please. The Raspberry Pi created and defined a new era of DIY computing and now the fourth generation wants to conquer the desktop too. It's not quite there, but with 4GB of RAM and support for dual 4K displays, it's tantalizingly close. And it's plenty powerful enough to handle whatever DIY project you throw at it..
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+DJI Robomaster S1
+https://www.dji.com/robomaster-s1
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+DJI took some time off building drones to create the coolest robotic vehicle we've tested. Designed for robotics competitions, the Robomaster S1 is fun to build and even more fun to program and drive. More of a STEM project than a laser-shooting, remote-controlled car, it is still a laser-shooting robot ready to do battle with other drivers.
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+Breville Super Q
+https://www.breville.com/us/en/products/blenders/bbl920.html
+Breville brings the commercial blender to your kitchen. The powerful motor and surprisingly quiet operation make the Super Q a versatile and powerful tool. Not making sauces to feed dozens? No problem. The personal blender cup lets you churn out a smoothie for one with ease.
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+"Sandworm" by Andy Greenberg
+https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/597684/sandworm-by-andy-greenberg/
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+WIRED's own Andy Greenberg brings you a globe-spanning detective story in search of the new digital battlefield (spoiler: it's everywhere). Sandworm looks at where the digital and physical battlefields begin to merge and how that's going to shake up our world.
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+Form Goggles
+https://www.formswim.com/
+Runners have it easy, just glance at your wrist to see your workout stats. Now swimmers can see the same data just as easily with Form Goggles. The heads-up display brings real-time access to your workout stats without breaking your stroke—time, stroke rate, pace, distance, and more all float in front of your eyes.
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+Peek & Push
+https://stellarfactory.com/shop/games/peek-and-push
+This 2-player strategy game taps is little like playing dominoes blindfolded. You can peek to see which tiles are where, and then keep track of them as you and your opponent "push" them around the board. Create a set or run before your opponent does, and you win.