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I always wondered how they took care of ditch over growth.
Saw this great review of the DJI Inspire 1 Transforming Quadcopter by FliteTest
DJI Phantom Vision 2+ at Best Buy for $1369 in this week's ad. It marks the first of what I consider a serious hobbyist unmanned aerial vehicle (aka drone) to make it into its doors.
Now you know.
They feature the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop. I've tried one and its quite good. Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop is good for those that prefer some ergonomic benefits but aren't ready for the more drastic split. Personally I use the Evoluent VerticalMouse
for my general mouse needs.

Its a lightweight robot that clings to windows, tables, etc and vacuums, and wipes them clean. It brushes away particles, does not use a driving wheel (which can leave marks), features a remote control so you can direct it where to go.
For glass, rough glass, tile, walls, floors and tables. Video after the break.
I tried on a pair of these Adlens and they worked for my poor vision minus the astigmatism. Whats special is the adustable focus - check out their website. The computer version called 'interface' is $49.99, while Adlens frames / lenses start at $29.99


The Sony ZX2 (on the right) Walkman will cost you a cool $1800 ($1200 more than the previous Sony NW-ZX1). Its based on a modified Android OS based on what I saw - definitely not Lollipop. The demo unit was locked down, but I was able to hear a few demo songs from Sony's hi-resolution music library. What was interesting to me was that at the $1800 price point, the description label called it near hi-res player.
It sounded about as good as I could possibly get in such a loud listening environment with people surrounding me listening to Sony's other audio products.

Nvidia's Forge TV brings one of the best tricks from last year's NVidia Shield series to your TV at a more affordable price - streaming and control of your game from your desktop PC / MAC to your living room. But unlike the Shield which requires a GT6xx series graphics card on your PC/Mac, this one will support AMD as well.
(Of course it does the other usual Android gaming stuff as well.)
It'll run you $149.99 with the controller as pictured above, and comes out next quarter.