Michelle Ehrhardt, Author at Gizmodo

Tech NewsGadgets

What’s It Like to Use Apple’s Final Cut Pro on an iPad?

Finally, a way to create professional-level videos on a mobile device.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published May 23, 2023

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TCL’s 2023 TV Lineup Gives You High FPS Gaming on the Cheap

TCL's new S Class and Q Class TVs introduce a new game accelerator mode.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published May 15, 2023

Tech NewsGadgets

Logitech’s Telecommuting Pod Fixes the Zoom Eye Contact Problem

Who needs fancy holograms when you can just use a teleprompter?

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published May 11, 2023

Tech News

Apple Arcade Adding 20 New Games, Including a Sustainability-Focused City Builder

There's also a surprise release of a Hades-style game featuring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published May 4, 2023

ReviewsGaming

The Razer Edge Can’t Decide If It Wants To Be a Phone or a Gaming Handheld

The Razer Edge compromises too much to appeal to most gamers.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published April 4, 2023

ReviewsAccessories & Wearables

Sony’s PSVR 2 Would Be My Favorite Headset… If It Worked With PC

Forcing the excellent PlayStation VR 2 to tether to a PS5 console restricts its library, its usefulness, and its prospects.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published February 22, 2023

Tech News

Mario Kart Live is Back, in Hot Wheels Form

Hot Wheels: Rift Rally attempts to recapture what made Mario Kart Live special with more features, but no plumbers.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published February 7, 2023

ReviewsLaptops

MacBook Pro 2023 Review: You Should Probably Wait for OLED

Apple's M2 Pro and Max powered MacBook Pros are impressive machines. But there's nothing here that makes upgrading a must.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 23, 2023

Tech News

Apple’s Finally Bringing the M2 to Its Bigger MacBook Pros

The 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro get a much-needed redesign and the Mac mini gets an upgrade.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 17, 2023

Tech NewsGadgets

The Best, Coolest, and Weirdest Gadgets at CES 2023

From gaming pods to e-ink laptops to a gel that lets you safely hit your hand with a hammer, these are the products that excite us most.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 9, 2023

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The Razer Blade 16 Doesn’t Make You Choose Between 4K and a High FPS

The laptop's dual-mode mini-LED display can handle both.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 5, 2023

Tech NewsGadgets

Lenovo Made a Windows Laptop With a Rotating E Ink Display

Plus, it's experimenting with magnetic webcams for laptops.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 5, 2023

Tech NewsGadgets

AMD’s Newest Mobile Processors Have an AI Engine

AMD promises up to 30 hours of laptop video playback and better performance than Apple's M series.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 4, 2023

Tech NewsGadgets

Sony’s ‘Project Leonardo’ Is An Accessible Controller for the PS5

The tech giant used its CES keynote to drop some PlayStation news, including Beat Saber and Gran Turismo for the PSVR2

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 4, 2023

Tech NewsGadgets

HyperX Wants You to Put Its Tiny 3D-Printed Cat Figure On Your Keyboard

HyperX is launching a new personalization initiative, with 3D printed accessories for your desk and keyboard.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 4, 2023

Tech NewsGadgets

Dell’s Working On a Controller for PC Gaming in the Living Room

Dell's Concept Nyx Game Controller picks up where the Steam Controller left off.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 3, 2023

Tech NewsGadgets

Nvidia’s RTX 4070 Ti Relaunches a Cancelled Card Under a New Name

The Nvidia RTX 4070 Ti looks just a little familiar.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published January 3, 2023

Tech NewsGadgets

The Most Disappointing Gadgets of 2022

Every year brings with it some stinkers. Here are 2022's.

Michelle Ehrhardt & Florence Ion & Andrew Liszewski Published December 28, 2022

Tech NewsGadgets

The Best Gadgets of 2022

The gadgets that best represent the turbulent year that saw us going outside again.

Michelle Ehrhardt & Florence Ion & Andrew Liszewski Published December 28, 2022

Tech NewsGadgets

Hands-on: Dyson’s $1,000 Air Purifying “Zone” Headphones Should Be Two Separate Products

The Zone feels like two great devices that got awkwardly stapled together into a Bane mask.

By Michelle Ehrhardt Published December 19, 2022

Michelle Ehrhardt

What’s It Like to Use Apple’s Final Cut Pro on an iPad?

TCL’s 2023 TV Lineup Gives You High FPS Gaming on the Cheap

Logitech’s Telecommuting Pod Fixes the Zoom Eye Contact Problem

Apple Arcade Adding 20 New Games, Including a Sustainability-Focused City Builder

The Razer Edge Can’t Decide If It Wants To Be a Phone or a Gaming Handheld

Sony’s PSVR 2 Would Be My Favorite Headset… If It Worked With PC

Mario Kart Live is Back, in Hot Wheels Form

MacBook Pro 2023 Review: You Should Probably Wait for OLED

Apple’s Finally Bringing the M2 to Its Bigger MacBook Pros

The Best, Coolest, and Weirdest Gadgets at CES 2023

The Razer Blade 16 Doesn’t Make You Choose Between 4K and a High FPS

Lenovo Made a Windows Laptop With a Rotating E Ink Display

AMD’s Newest Mobile Processors Have an AI Engine

Sony’s ‘Project Leonardo’ Is An Accessible Controller for the PS5

HyperX Wants You to Put Its Tiny 3D-Printed Cat Figure On Your Keyboard

Dell’s Working On a Controller for PC Gaming in the Living Room

Nvidia’s RTX 4070 Ti Relaunches a Cancelled Card Under a New Name

The Most Disappointing Gadgets of 2022

The Best Gadgets of 2022

Hands-on: Dyson’s $1,000 Air Purifying “Zone” Headphones Should Be Two Separate Products

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