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Entrepreneur column argues AI lets creators build, not just imagine, products

An Entrepreneur contributor opinion piece argues that AI tools now let creators prototype, build and market ideas themselves rather than waiting for separate technologists to realize them. The author draws on their own background in filmmaking to describe this convergence of storytelling, product development and marketing as a shift from imagining the future to constructing it directly.

Newegg discounts KTC gaming and portable monitors by up to 24 percent

Newegg is running discounts on four KTC monitors, including the 24-inch H24T7 (1440p, 180Hz, overclockable to 185Hz) now $144.99 with coupon code FTTF8356, and the 27-inch H27T6 (1440p, 200Hz, overclockable to 210Hz, pivoting display) now $164.99 with coupon FTTF8357. A similar 27-inch model, the H27T22C-3, and a 15.6-inch portable monitor are also part of the sale, with prices starting at $56.99 after coupons.

Microsoft to detail Surface Laptop Ultra at San Francisco event with Nvidia's Jensen Huang

Microsoft is holding a Windows and Surface event in San Francisco where CEO Satya Nadella, Windows chief Pavan Davuluri and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang are set to speak. The company is expected to share pricing, availability and software details for the Surface Laptop Ultra, a device previewed at Build earlier this year featuring Nvidia's RTX Spark chip, a 15-inch mini LED display and an expanded port selection.

Google launches Playground, an AI tool that builds games from text prompts

Google has introduced Playground, an experimental platform that lets users create 2D or 3D games by typing prompts instead of coding or drawing. Users can refine mechanics, physics and graphics through further prompts, share games via link or publish them to a community gallery with leaderboards, or keep them private. The platform is live now in the US for users 18 and older, with access tiered by Google One membership.

Xreal opens pre-orders for Aura Android XR smartglasses at $1,279

Xreal has begun taking pre-orders for its Aura smartglasses, first shown at Google I/O, with prices starting at $1,279 for a 12GB/256GB configuration and $1,499 for a 16GB/512GB version. The under-95-gram glasses tether to a separate compute puck running Android XR with Google Play and Gemini, powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon Reality Elite chip, with hand tracking, a 70-degree field of view, see-through lenses and Bose-engineered audio. Shipping begins soon in the US, Canada, Japan and South Korea, with wider availability planned for 2027.

Meta and Xreal both ship mixed-reality glasses around $1,280-$1,299

Meta demonstrated its $1,299 VR Glasses at Connect in September, while Xreal, partnering with Google on the Android XR platform, has priced its competing Aura glasses at $1,279 for a 12GB/256GB model. Xreal's Aura is open for preorder to existing paid reservation holders, with wider public preorders coming in weeks and shipping to the US, Canada, Japan and South Korea this year, ahead of Meta's device.

Apple accessories hit record-low Prime Day prices, including AirPods Pro 3 at $179

Amazon's fall 2026 Prime Day sale includes discounts on official Apple accessories such as AirPods Pro 3 for $179 (down from $249), AirPods Max 2 for $429, and the first-ever discount on the new 2026 Apple Magic Keyboard. Other deals include iPhone 18 Pro cases, Magic Mouse, AirTag 2 starting at $22.50, and MagSafe battery packs, alongside third-party charging gear from Anker, Belkin, Satechi, and Logitech.

Garmin releases Enduro 4 and Approach S72 watches, both arriving October 9

Garmin has launched the Enduro 4 adventure watch and the Approach S72 golf watch, both available in the US starting October 9. The Enduro 4 keeps the same extreme battery claims as its predecessor—up to 320 hours tracking with solar charging or 90 days in smartwatch mode—while adding doubled storage, 50% more RAM, faster map rendering, new power modes, and stamina tracking tools. The Approach S72 is aimed at golfers, adding swing metrics, biometric data, and upgraded on-course features.

Paramount Skydance completes $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery

Paramount Skydance has officially closed its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, beating out a rival Netflix bid, and now controls HBO, CBS, CNN, TNT Sports and franchises like Harry Potter and Star Trek. The deal, backed partly by Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE, pushes Skydance's debt close to $80 billion, and executives say the combined company plans to eventually merge HBO Max, Paramount+ and Discovery+ into one service.

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