Nanoleaf launches plug-and-play PC backlighting kit

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Nanoleaf launched its PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip, offering a streamlined way to enhance PC gaming and entertainment with immersive backlighting. This new lightstrip, designed for monitors up to 32 inches, features 75 colour-changing LEDs that synchronize with on-screen content and music.

Unlike traditional bias lighting setups, the PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip connects directly to a PC's USB port, eliminating the need for a separate control box or camera. Its flexible, adhesive zigzag design simplifies installation, and excess length can be trimmed for smaller monitors.

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Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses go high fashion with Coperni Limited Edition pair

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Ray-Ban and Coperni have teamed up to launch a limited-edition version of the Meta smart glasses, unveiled at Paris Fashion Week. The Ray-Ban Meta x Coperni Limited Edition glasses feature a translucent frame, grey mirrored lenses, and the Coperni logo, offering a high-fashion take on the classic Wayfarer design.

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Razer, 'Minecraft' team up for blocky gaming peripherals

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Razer partnered with Mojang Studios to launch an official Minecraft-themed collection of gaming peripherals. This collaboration brings together Razer's technology and the world of Minecraft, offering fans a unique and immersive gaming experience. The collection includes a range of devices, each designed to match the look of the blocky universe.

The Razer | Minecraft lineup features the BlackWidow V4 X keyboard, Kraken V4 X headset, Cobra mouse, and Gigantus V2 mouse mat, all sporting Minecraft-inspired designs and RGB lighting. Notably, purchasing any of these items unlocks exclusive in-game items, such as the Ender Dragon Shawl and Overgrown Arm.

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OnePlus Watch 3 delayed due to typo

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The highly anticipated OnePlus Watch 3, originally slated for release today, February 25, has been pushed back to April 2025. OnePlus announced the delay, citing a minor typographical error discovered on the watch hardware. The error, "Meda in China" instead of "Made in China," is being corrected with a new production batch.

Despite the delay, pre-orders will continue from today with the previously announced discounts for early buyers. Customers who happen to receive a watch with the typo can return it "without question," according to OnePlus.

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