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The Yuma also handles very well. Its 9 x 5.5 inch housing consists of an ultra-tough metal case, some plastic covers and a partial rubber skin that provides additional protection for corners. It’s easy to hold the Yuma with either your left or your right hand, and the black rubber offers a good grip. There’s a handstrap in the back of the unit for an alternate way of carrying the Yuma. The few hardware controls are very well organized and easy to operate. All ports and connectors face down, and the Yuma comes with a tethered 4-1/2-inch metal stylus that also has a Philips screwdriver on top in case that you need to remove the batteries and don’t have one handy.

G70 Advanced 2.0T RWD: $34,900The list of standard features on the 252-hp, G70 Advanced 2.0T trim is competitive. Rear-wheel drive is standard; the AWD Package, available on all trim levels except 2.0T Sport with the 6-speed manual transmission, adds HTRAC all-wheel drive and a heated steering wheel.

The Acer XR382CQK curved gaming monitor boasts a gigantic 38-inch display, complete with AMD’s FreeSync technology. But, there’s some more subtle qualities here that make it one of the best USB-C monitors, like an ergonomic stand with height, tilt and swivel. There’s also the normal arrangement of eye-protecting features like an anti-flicker mechanism and a blue light filter. What’s more, this is a gaming monitor, so the Acer XR382CQK can switch on the fly between three different display profiles, and pull off tricks like changing black levels to more easily see opponents hiding in dark corners.

Clicking in on the joystick brings up the quick menu, which allows you to jump directly to key areas, such as input, picture mode, settings, and power off.

Sanyo’s 32-inch smart TV is scheduled to appear at Walmart soon, but if you can’t wait, there are other similar options at Amazon which aren’t quite as affordable but offer Amazon Fire TV functionality and an upgrade in picture quality; the Toshiba 4K Smart TVs start at $300 right now while the Insignia 4K Smart TVs are priced from $330 currently.

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As versatile as the $35 Raspberry Pi is, it is just one of many single-board computers available to buy today.

In a nice touch, Zhiyun has labelled the tripod stand so you know exactly which way it needs to be turned to remove it or tighten it onto the gimbal. I like little touches like this because it shows me that the design team is paying attention to small details.

– Rockchip RK3399 (2x Cortex-A72 at up to 2.0GHz, 4x Cortex-A53 @ up to 1.5GHz); Mali-T860 MP4 GPU – 1GB, 2GB, or 4GB LPDDR4 RAM (dual-channel) – eMMC socket for 8GB to 128GB (bootable) – MicroSD slot for up to 128GB (bootable) – M.2 socket with support for up to 2TB NVMe SSD – Wireless — 802.11b/g/n/ac (2.4GHz/5GHz) with Bluetooth 5.0 with antenna (Model B only) – Networking — Gigabit Ethernet port; PoE support on Model B only (requires RPi PoE HAT) – HDMI 2.0a port (with audio) for up to 4K at 60Hz – MIPI-DSI (2-lane) via FPC; dual display mirror or extend with HDMI – MIPI-CSI (2-lane) via FPC for up to 8MP camera – 3.5mm audio I/O jack (24-bit/96KHz) – Mic interface – 2x USB 3.0 host ports – 2x USB 2.0 host ports – USB 3.0 Type-C OTG with power support and HW switch for host/device – Expansion — 40-pin GPIO header (see pinout diagram); M.2 slot for SSD (see mem/storage) – RTC with optional battery connector – 5.5-20V input – USB Type-C PD 2.0, 9V/2A, 12V/2A, 15V/2A, 20V/2A – Qualcomm Quick Charge support for QC 3.0/2.0 adapter, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A – 8mA to 20mA consumption – Operating temperature — 0 to 80°C – Dimensions — 85 x 54mm – Operating system — Android 9.0; “some” Linux distros

As for overall display quality, this is a pretty good LCD panel, with wide viewing angles and high brightness levels. There is some color shift when you are looking at the phone from an angle, though. And I also noticed some dark spots around the notch with white images (like the notification shade) if you aren’t looking at the display head-on, like when the phone was sitting on my desk while I operated it, but none of that is noticeable in regular use.

When using the 2X zoom feature the pixels don’t look soft and this makes focusing really easy. Those 427 ppi really come into their own when getting critical focus, especially when shooting in UHD resolutions. I noticed a huge difference in just how much sharper the images looked when zoomed in 2:1 on the Ninja V when compared to the Shogun Inferno.