Alberto Lima

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I’m a die-hard Brooklynite with the swagger and snark to match. I’m a part-time photographer, full-time writer-for-hire, and all around tech nerd! If you see me on these Internets, make sure to drop a line. Previously published on DigitalTrends, The Phoblographer, Adorama, and more. I think that about covers the personal info. Let me know if you need anything else.
A home theater with a desert scene featuring the XGIMI TITAN Noir projector

The New Standard of Cinematic Immersion: the XGIMI TITAN Noir Series

While OLED TVs have dominated that conversation in small formats, XGIMI has just changed the game for the big screen.
A group of people watching a football game in a living room on the Epson Lifestudio Grand Pro

Meet the New Epson Lifestudio Grand Plus, Your Future TV Replacement

Epson has recently unveiled the Lifestudio Grand Plus Ultra Short Throw (UST) Laser Projector, and it’s a clear signal that the future of home entertainment isn’t a bigger TV—it’s a smarter, more immersive projection.
A Frost Blue Instax Mini 13 is surrounded by instant film photos and bowling pins.

Fujifilm’s Latest Instax Mini 13 Maximizes Fun with Two Big New Features

The Fujifilm Instax Mini has become a statement camera for a generation of photographers looking for a fun, nostalgic camera that doesn’t compromise instant gratification. The Instax Mini 13 continues its legacy of fun, easy-to-use cameras, with a relatively affordable medium (Instax film costs about $1 per frame), and adds some new features to keep things fresh. Here’s what we can expect.
A recolX recordind device sitting on top of a black keyboard.

RecolX AI Tap Voice Recorder – Better Than Your Voice Notes App? [Review]

The Recolx AI Voice Recorder is an interesting full-circle moment in tech. Recolx wants you to purchase a single-use device and threw in “AI” and related buzzwords. The idea is simple – the Recolx AI Voice Recorder can record anything from in-person interviews to phone calls and effortlessly transcribe them in the app. But in 2026, do you really need a dedicated device for what your phone and its native apps can do?
Two side by side images of the Sigma 15mm F1.4 Contemporary Lens

Sigma’s New 15mm F1.F DC | Contemporary Lens Might be the Lightest Large Aperture Wide-Angle Lens You can Buy

If you’re an APS-C Photographer or Vlogger who’s been looking for a fast, wide-angle prime, then the new Sigma 15mm F1.4 DC | Contemporary might be exactly what you’ve been looking for. The soon-to-be-released lens marks a significant evolution in Sigma’s crop-sensor lens family, offering photographers and content creators portability without skimping on optical performance, i.e., image quality. Here’s what we know so far.
Rokid Style smart glasses on a table.

Rokid Announces New ‘Style’ AI Glasses as Entry Point to the World of XR [CES 2026]

CES is always a great time to peek into the near future of technology, and Rokid has made an announcement that might actually be the biggest innovation in the world of AI-powered smartglasses to date: The new Style smartglasses from Rokid. Aside from introducing another pair of their AI glasses to market, these ultra-light frames are achieving something none of their competitors have been able to do to date: making them affordable.  
A Fujifilm camera on a blue marble backdrop.

Fujifilm X-M5 is a Content Creator’s Dream [Review]

Fujifilm’s X-M5 is a perfect example—it moves away from the classic manual dials you’d find on more photography-focused cameras like the X-T5, and instead goes all-in on features that make life easier (and more fun!) for anyone making videos or social content.
A promotional graphic for 'Master of Lore,' featuring a sleek, metallic robot in a tuxedo gesturing towards various game covers, including 'Loom: Woven Worlds,' 'Dreams of the Old Ones,' and 'King Kong.' Text at the bottom reads, 'THE GAME MASTER THAT NEVER SLEEPS.'

The Void is Watching: Masters of Lore’s “Dreams of the Old Ones” Unleashes AI-Powered Lovecraftian Dread

While Halloween may be over, it’s always in season to dive into some video game horror. Enter Dreams of the Old Ones, the newly announced title from Master of Lore. Set in the richly detailed 1920s universe of Arkham, Innsmouth, and Dunwich, this isn’t just another text-based adventure. It’s a solo narrative role-playing game designed from the ground up to be a fully reactive, AI-powered descent into horror.