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Logitech Craft Keyboard

Logitech have introduced the Craft Keyboard for creative and professional users. The advanced wireless keyboard features a built-in creative input dial (a large silver knob in the top left corner of the keyboard) that can be customized to work with Adobes Creative suite and other apps for a more efficient and immersive workflow. You can adjust image brightness, contrast and saturation in Photoshop with a simple scroll and click, or you can quickly create, adjust and scroll through charts in Excel, or even navigate playlists in Spotify and jump from tab to tab in a browser. The sleek keyboard also has smart backlighting where the keys automatically adjust brightness to suit changing lighting conditions. watch the video below



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SATECHI MAC MINI HUB

The new M1 Mac mini by Apple looks perfect with its clean minimal design, but all that beauty comes with a major trade off, and that trade off is the lack of ports. Enter the Satechi Stand & Hub, a sleek combo that sits flush underneath your M1 Mac mini, providing all the necessary ports at the front such as a USB-C data port (5Gbps), three USB-A ports (5Gbps), both micro SD and SD card readers, and a headphone jack. It comes in the exact same silver finish ...
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VOLTA COMPUTER

The Volta V Computer aims to give a twist to regular PC’s by worrying not only about design but also performance, ease of maintenance and upgradability. With this machine you get an elegant American hardwood single case (you may choose from bamboo or walnut) that looks good and gets that organic look you just can’t get out of aluminum or plastic. Inside you get a single layer of high end customizable components, which makes it easy to maintain and upgrade, the c...
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Brydge ProDock

A lot has been said and written about the single USB port on the MacBook, some might defend that with faster wireless connectivity, streaming services, and the cloud, that we will need no cables in the future, but until then, most of us will still be using many cable connected devices. With the Brydge ProDock not only do you get extra ports like a trio of Thunderbolt 4 ports, three USB-A ports, a 1Gbps ethernet port, USB-C port, and an SD Card reader, you get an ele...
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