Today, Logitech International announced MX Keys S Combo, MX Keys S, and MX Anywhere 3S, the latest additions to the premium Master Series designed for advanced users, such as software developers and creative professionals. With the addition of Smart Actions, a new feature in Logi Options+, these new products - MX Keys S Combo, upgraded MX Keys S keyboard and MX Anywhere 3S mouse - achieve your "flow state," the period of time when you feel the most productive, with greater ease.

"MX Users aim to achieve a state of flow where they become fully immersed in their creative process, finding balance between the challenge of the task at hand and their individual skills," said Anatoliy Polyanker, general manager of MX business at Logitech. "Our new Master Series products featuring Smart Actions in the Options + are designed for anyone seeking precision, speed and comfort to reach optimal performance and a feeling of enjoyment."

DXRacer, the original high-quality gaming chair manufacturer, breezes past the competition today, unveiling two new editions of the popular Air Series and Master Series. Created with recycled, eco-friendly materials, the updated Air Pro model revamps its lumbar and headrest support, retailing at $499 USD. The updated Master Series model brings the promise of a perfect, cloud nine fit for $539 USD. Both models roll into offices and homes across the USA on Monday, October 17, 2022.

The Air Pro Series offers ultra-breathable, form-fitting, luxury comfort across six different color schemes such as Black/White, Red, and standard Black. Stay cool atop an ergonomic throne constructed with high-strength components complemented by highly-adjustable ergonomics, including a magnetic lumbar support filled with plush memory foam padding.

Xiaomi is looking to grab a piece of the premium TV market with the new Master Series. Xiaomi's new flagship TV, to be announced for the Chinese market on July 2nd, will be offering up a 65-inch OLED panel with a snappy 120 Hz refresh rate, which means it will be able to take full advantage of next-generation consoles' "up to" 120 Hz FPS delivery. Besides the OLED chops, there's Dolby Certification for both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.

Other specs include HDMI 2.1, VRR support, and ALLM (Automatic Low Latency Mode). A quad-core Arm Cortex-A73 custom chip will be powering the TV's graphical and OS processing. Apparently there will be some sort of RGB lighting on the TV's frame, and a metallic remote control with NFC support aims to increase the premium feeling. Xiaomi's CEO Lei Jun described it as "Xiaomi's ultra-high-end OLED TV" and "very amazing." Well. We'll have to see now won't we. If it's actual competition to today's premium mainstream LG C9 and Samsung Q90R TVs, it's bound to sell like hotcakes.