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With its unique resolution and picture-by-picture mode, this sleek monitor can act as two side-by-side displays in Windows.
From kids' computers to gaming consoles and weather stations, these are the best ways to take advantage of a Raspberry Pi.
A new headset from Toshiba lets business users share their point of view, make Skype calls or read documents in the field.
With these new kits, you can build a robotic vehicle that you control and program from your phone.
Two upcoming Lego sets will help you build additional robots with the company's popular Boost platform.
After some delays, this versatile STEM kit is now for sale, but at a much higher cost than expected.
The Modpack pairs with your phone and hosts a variety of powerful, swap-out modules that increase your handset's capabilities.
This conversational robot learns about your child's personality and asks questions to keep the conversation going.
These $499 Smart Glasses feature an AR screen that puts your heart rate, distance and other key stats right in your field of view.
This game-changing device can charge over a dozen devices by sending wireless power through the air.
This disc shaped, programmable robot is simple enough for four-year-olds, but challenging enough for teens.
This augmented reality headset uses object recognition to identify people and places, then imposes important information on your field of view.
UBtech's Star Wars First Order Stormtrooper is an adorable bipedal robot that's faithful to the series, but as of now, it doesn't do enough.
Without net neutrality rules, which the FCC just killed, ISPs can obstruct your right to start a business, publish your views or choose which products to buy.
Android handily beats the iPhone because it provides a lot more flexibility, functionality and freedom of choice.
A serious bug causes the CBS All Access app to crash on Roku boxes, making the new Star Trek show unwatchable.
The Anki Overdrive Fast & Furious Edition offers a fantastic racing experience for everyone and an extra treat for anyone who likes the films.
Circuit Cubes provide a fun and affordable way to teach kids about electricity while bringing their toys to life.
Dr. Panda Plus Home Designer lets kids use augmented reality and their coloring skills to create and learn.
With Disney planning its own streaming service, consumers may end up spending as much as $800 a year to keep up with all their favorite shows.
The best robot kit for younger kids, Lego Boost turns programming into a game your child will want to play.
Sony's pricey STEM kit teaches kids to code, using a combination of helpful lessons and powerful building blocks.
Children as young as six years old can use Anki Code Lab to learn how to program, even if they can't yet read.
