MINIWARE's AirGo 140 is a 115 g pen-shaped hot-air gun powered by USB Power Delivery at up to 140 W, reaching 300°C in as little as 10 seconds, with a 100,000 rpm fan and app control.
ModRight Super Large Anti-Static Mod-Mat By: Charles Gantt Electro Static Discharge (E.S.D.) is the number one leading cause of PC components “arriving” D.O.A. I am sure to get a lot of public outcry, but the simple fact is that it's the truth. How many of you have received that new motherboard, graphics card, o...
A few weeks ago we announced on our Facebook Fan Page that we were teaming up with Newark.com to review some of the new products that they carry. After browsing their new products section we noticed a development board branded with Newark's Element14 brand. For those of you who have been living under a rock lately, ...
Last week we posted an image of Digilent’s new 100% Arduino Mega Compatible dev board dubbed Max32. Normally a new Arduino board would not be news worthy, but this one is based around a Microchip Pic32 instead of one of Atmel’s AVR Chips. I won’t lie, we have known about this board for a couple of weeks now. I...
Hoto's first soldering iron, the Snapbloq I-A06, runs on a built-in 2,000 mAh battery at up to 60 W or on mains power at up to 140 W, and sells for $79.99 alone or $99.99 as a kit.
Pico's PicoScope 5000E series is a four-channel USB oscilloscope family with 16-bit resolution on all channels, 22 µV RMS noise on the most sensitive ranges, and Plus models that switch to 8-bit for up to 500 MHz.
