The new Selphy QX20 can make both 2.7-inch square photos, and smaller 2.1 by 3.4-inch prints, for when you need a business card on demand. It’s also a dye-sub printer that relies on tiny replaceable ink cartridges so prints should stay vibrant for years.
The QX20 is expected to be available sometime in October for $149.99 in sand white, dark gray, and red colorways.
Bringing more peace of mind to photographers, Lexar has debuted two new SD cards made from 316 stainless steel — an alloy that better resists corrosion — as spotted by PetaPixel.
Both the new Lexar Gold and Silver Pro SD UHS-II cards offer IP68 water and dust resistance, are much harder to bend and damage, and support read speeds of up to 1,700MB/s.
Before you preorder the new Apple Watch Series 10, you might want to consider Taito’s new smartwatch. It includes functionality like fitness tracking but adds a feature the Series 10 didn’t: a playable version of Space Invaders.
Pricing and details on how you play the game (is it touchscreen only?) will be revealed when the watch’s Kickstarter launches.
If you think Apple’s new iPhone lineup needs even more buttons, on October 7th you can preorder iPhone 16 versions of Clicks’ BlackBerry-like keyboard case, with shipping expected in November.
The cases will be available in three colors: surf, spice, and onyx, and will be $139 for the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro, or $159 for the iPhone 16 Plus and 16 Pro Max.
