Alogic launches 5K and 6K monitors, new dock and mice
Alogic just unveiled several 5K and 6K display models, including touch-enabled 27-inch ($1,899.99) and 32-inch ($2,999.99) screens, plus a 34-inch 5K Ultrawide at $2,799.99, all shipping by November. The Clarity line now has a 12MP webcam and upgraded ports. They also dropped a $399.99 Thunderbolt 5 docking station and new wireless mice and keyboards, all available soon.
- 27-inch 5K and 32-inch 6K touch displays ship by October
- 34-inch 5K Ultrawide launches by November for $2,799.99
- Clarity monitors get integrated 12MP webcams
- Thunderbolt 5 dock has 13 ports, sells for $399.99
- New ergonomic wireless mice and keyboard now shipping
Sources covering this
More in Gadgets
Apple to announce first foldable iPhone next week
Apple is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone at next week's event. Most sources call it the iPhone Ultra, though the name isn’t confirmed—Apple could still go with 'Duo' or something else. The device will have a 5.5-inch outer screen and a 7.6-inch inner one, matching Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8. It supports MagSafe charging and will rely on Touch ID, not Face ID, because of its thinner design.
Apple may unveil folding iPhone within days
Apple is expected to reveal its first folding iPhone in two days, according to a longtime Apple commentator. The move has split the Apple community: some now say they're excited, while others predict it won’t last long. There’s debate over whether the device will be durable or face early hardware failures, with some doubting it will stick around for more than two years.
Huawei unveils triple-fold foldable with privacy screen
Huawei just announced the Mate XT2, its newest smartphone that folds out in three panels. When closed, it’s a regular 6.5-inch phone, but open, you get 10.2 inches of screen. The highlight: one version has a privacy screen built in. The phone runs on Huawei’s custom chip, which the company says is up to 46% faster than last year. Price starts at $2,980, with premium models over $4,000.
Audi launches A2 E-tron, its most efficient EV, in Europe
Audi just introduced the A2 E-tron, calling it its most energy-efficient electric car yet. The compact EV promises up to 401 miles of range on a single charge—using the more lenient European WLTP standard—and starts at £32,200 (about $45,000). Key features: a low drag coefficient of 0.24, three battery sizes, a curved panoramic display inside, and bidirectional charging. For now, it's only available in Europe.