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Antonio G. Di Benedetto

Antonio G. Di Benedetto

Reviewer, Laptops

Reviewer, Laptops

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    You can finally buy Lenovo’s rollable-screen laptop.

    Remember the Lenovo ThinkBook Gen 6 rollable laptop from CES? After all these months, it’s now for sale. It starts at $3,299 with an Intel Lunar Lake chip, 32GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD, and that flexible OLED that expands from 14 to 16.7 inches.

    I’m expecting a review unit very soon. What do you want to know about it?

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    Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14 review: the new king of Chromebooks

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    An OLED display, a fast processor, 16GB of RAM, and all-day battery life for $749? That’s a lot to like.

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    Antonio G. Di Benedetto
    Antonio G. Di Benedetto
    Sandlot vibes.

    Backyard Baseball 2001 is getting remastered for Steam, iOS, and Android as Backyard Baseball ‘01, releasing July 8th.

    The quarter-century-old sports game was the first of the series to include real MLB players, and 28 of the original 31 pros return in the remaster: including Mike Piazza, Carlos Beltran, Derek Jeter, Mark McGwire, and Jose Canseco. So you can reunite the The Bash Brothers to take on some kids.

    Antonio G. Di Benedetto
    Antonio G. Di Benedetto
    Leica’s 100th anniversary M11-D sure is lovely, and likely to cost a small fortune.

    Leica is announcing a special edition of its screen-less digital rangefinder camera alongside several other retro-styled limited editions. They commemorate the 100th anniversary of the original Leica I production camera (after it celebrated another centennial back in 2014).

    We don’t know how much the super-special M11-D 100 Years of Leica set will cost, as Leica isn’t revealing the price until closer to its early-2026 launch. But look at this thing.

    <em>The Leica M11-D 100 Years of Leica is reminiscent of the Leica I of 1925. Only 100 sets will be made. It includes an M11-D, reissued 50mm Anastigmat lens (pictured), and matching 50mm Summilux lens.</em>
    <em>Any takers on guessing what this will cost? For reference, a regular M11-D and 50mm Summilux cost a combined $15,080.</em>
    <em>In typical Leica fashion, even the box looks over-the-top.</em>
    <em>Though, it’s slightly odd that this doesn’t come out until 2026.</em>
    <em>The M11-D has a glossy paint finish with small details that mimic the original Leica I.</em>
    <em>The original 50mm Anastigmat f/3.5 lens was permanently attached to the Leica I. The included reissue is an interchangeable version that’s never been released before.</em>
    <em>The included 50mm f/1.4 lens is based on the current model that normally sells for $5,025 on its own.</em>
    <em>The other centennial editions include a $499 Sofort 2 (top), $2,150 D-Lux 8 (bottom), and Trinovid 10x40 binoculars (right) for $2,799.</em>
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    The Leica M11-D 100 Years of Leica is reminiscent of the Leica I of 1925. Only 100 sets will be made. It includes an M11-D, reissued 50mm Anastigmat lens (pictured), and matching 50mm Summilux lens.
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