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Andrew Liszewski

Andrew Liszewski

Senior Reporter, News

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    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    Add an extra 16TB of storage to the Mac Studio with this matching Thunderbolt 5 dock.

    Made from milled aluminum, RayCue’s new 10-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock is designed to hide beneath the Apple Mac Studio and expand its connectivity with two additional HDMI ports, a front-facing headphone jack, DisplayPort, and extra USB-A ports.

    It can also hold two SSDs giving the Mac Studio up to 16TB of extra storage in multiple RAID configurations and up to 80Gbps transfer speeds over Thunderbolt 5. You can preorder it now for $269 (discounted from $399) with shipping in early September.

    Mac Studio with RayCue base under it.
    <em>On the back of the dock are additional HDMI ports for connecting more monitors, and a DisplayPort hookup.</em>
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    RayCue’s new Mac Studio Thunderbolt 5 dock adds additional redundant ports to the front of the computer including a headphone jack, while introducing a CFexpress slot for type A and B cards.
    Image: RayCue
    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    Narwal’s wall-hugging mopping robovac is finally available for preorder.

    Originally set to launch in June when it was announced at CES 2025, the Narwal Flow mopping robovac is now available for preorder, and shipping expected to start on August 27th.

    With a mopping pad that can extend to reach the edges of walls, the standard version of the Flow is discounted from $1,499.99 to $1,099.99 for preorders while a version with a more compact dock that can connect to plumbing is $1,599.99 discounted to $1,399.99.

    Two Narwal Flow robovacs, one with a taller base.
    <em>The mopping bar on the underside of the Flow can extend out on either side to get close to walls and furniture.</em>
    Robovac going down a step
    <em>The more expensive version of the Flow includes a dock that can be connected to your home’s plumbing so you don’t have to empty or refill its reservoirs.</em>
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    The standard version of the Narwal Flow (left) next to a version that includes a more compact dock (right).
    Image: Narwal Robotics

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