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Teenage Engineering TX-6
Developed by Teenage Engineering in Stockholm, Sweden, the TX-6 is a new handheld, battery-powered mixer, and it’s a beauty. The tiny TX-6 is a synthesizer, drum sequencer, and USB-C audio interface, and lets you mix together sound from six stereo inputs and output them to a computer, speaker, or both. The ultra-portable, battery-powered mixer and multi-channel audio interface is housed in a Braun-like CNC-machined aluminum case, and features a 6 channel stereo mixer with a configurable knob layout. The compact device is packed full of features and connectivity options, and even lets you connect to your iOS devices. watch the video below



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LIVING THE REMOTE DREAM | Image

LIVING THE REMOTE DREAM
Darren Murph holds the Guinness World Record for most blog posts ever written! (after years of tech blogging), but that didn´t stop him from traveling the world, spending more time with his family, and being even more productive away from his desk. Darren say´s "If there’s an Internet connection, you can get work done. Period.” Advances in computer and networking technology are making the viability of working remotely a realistic alternative to traveling to an...
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FUCHUN BOAT ROOMS | Image

FUCHUN BOAT ROOMS
Fuchun Boat Rooms are a touring option should you be travelling to China one of these days, especially if you’re going anywhere near the Hangzhou area. These houses aim to recover the spirit of the Chinese river people that lived on these parts for hundreds of years, starting in the early Ming dynasty and up to the middle of the Qing one. These houses were created by a team of architects from the prestigious China Academy of Art, they’re pretty much wooden cabin...
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IRIS RESTAURANT
Nestled within the extraordinary floating art installation Salmon Eye in Western Norways Hardanger fjord, Iris Restaurant promises an unforgettable expedition dining experience. To reach this hidden gem, guests embark on electric boat journeys from Rosendal town. At Iris, location dictates every aspect of the dining adventure. The aim is to immerse diners in the fjords beauty, the majestic mountains, and the ever-changing natural elements. Here, guests have the rare...
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