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Elegoo cuts prices on Neptune 3 Pro and Neptune 4 Plus 3D printers for Labor Day

Elegoo is offering discounts of up to 35% on its Neptune 3 Pro and Neptune 4 Plus 3D printers as part of a limited-time Labor Day sale. The Neptune 3 Pro drops to $169, while the larger Neptune 4 Plus is priced at $309, both cheaper than listings on major retailers like Amazon. Both printers have previously earned strong reviews for build quality, auto-leveling, and ease of use.

RPCS3 emulator adds direct disc-drive support for PS3 games on PC

The RPCS3 development team announced that its open-source PlayStation 3 emulator can now run games straight from physical Blu-ray discs, provided users have a compatible internal or external drive from an extensive supported-hardware list. The update also brings faster installation times for package installs from disc and extends support beyond Windows to Linux, FreeBSD and macOS, including PS4 and PS5 consoles running Linux.

Xteink's $70 X3 e-reader boosts one reviewer's reading and cuts phone time

A reviewer tested the Xteink X3, a credit-card-sized, magnetic e-reader from a little-known China-based brand that sells for $69 on Amazon and currently ranks among the platform's top new e-reader releases. Despite a cheap, plasticky feel and some quirks, the reviewer used it to read Robert Caro's massive book The Power Broker and finished three books in a month, up from just one in the prior two months, while daily iPhone screen time dropped by 25 minutes.

Kuwait flea market buyer finds three hidden Samsung 980 Pro SSDs in $30 Asus card

A shopper known as @whateversunnyfinds bought a $30 Asus Hyper M.2 x16 Gen 4 expansion card at Kuwait City's Souq-al-Juma flea market and discovered three 2TB Samsung 980 Pro SSDs concealed beneath its heatsink. Each drive currently retails for roughly $400-$500, meaning the find could be worth $1,300-$1,500 despite one of the card's four M.2 slots being empty.

Voicebox lets shoppers leave feedback by talking into their phones via QR codes

Startup Voicebox, led by CEO Karan Gupta, lets customers give feedback by speaking into their phones after scanning a QR code or tapping an NFC chip, with voice automatically transcribed and analyzed for sentiment on a company dashboard. The company has partnered with airport terminals and was used at a Lena Dunham book event, where attendees left spoken reactions instead of typed reviews.

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