NINTENDO SWITCH
As mobile gaming visuals approach console quality, Nintendo has created a true hybrid with the Switch. The system includes a 6.2-inch tablet and two detachable Joy-Con controllers that slide onto either side of the screen to form a handheld unit that runs the same games as the home console. For TV play, simply dock the tablet in the included dock and connect it to your television via HDMI. The Switch launched with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild as its flagship title, with Super Mario Odyssey arriving later. Priced at $299.99.
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PORSCHE DESIGN BOOK ONE
If you want laptop hardware that matches refined industrial design, Porsche Design’s Book One blends automotive-inspired styling with powerful components. The chassis uses brushed aluminum and clean, minimalist lines for a premium look and feel. Internally the Book One is equipped with a Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD driving a 13.3-inch QHD display, delivering strong performance for productivity and creative work. The combination of luxury design and capable specifications positions it as a high-end option at $2,495.
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SLING TV
Sling TV makes cord cutting more accessible by offering internet-only television packages that let viewers pick the channels they want without long-term contracts or traditional cable installation. The service offers apps across popular platforms, providing a mix of on-demand and live programming. Entry-level plans are competitively priced, while higher-tier packages add features such as simultaneous streams, local channel options and premium networks. Sling is a practical choice for viewers who want flexibility and lower monthly costs, with plans starting at $20 per month.
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NOKIA 3310
The updated Nokia 3310 revives a classic feature phone with a few modern touches while preserving the sturdy, long-lasting design that made the original so well regarded. The refreshed model includes a color display and a basic camera, along with familiar features such as call logs, contacts and SMS. It also adds a calendar, lightweight web browsing, FM radio and a modernized version of the Snake game. Social apps like Twitter and Facebook are available, expanding the device’s usefulness beyond core phone functions. Priced around $52, the new 3310 offers a nostalgic, low-cost alternative for users seeking simplicity and extended battery life compared with typical smartphones.