How To Buy A Used Digital Camera: What To Look For (No Matter Price Or Brand)
Buying a used camera can be a rewarding experience if you know exactly what you're looking for -- and what to avoid. Here we run down what you need to know.
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What Is A Powership And Why Do Some Countries Need Them?
Powerships are essentially floating power stations that can anchor offshore and plug in to produce electricity to supplement the local power grid.
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Do Ryobi And Hart Tools Come From The Same Factory?
Ryobi and Hart share a parent company, but do they also share factories? We take a look at their ownership, history, and manufacturing origins.
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5 Of The Best Smart Home Devices To Consider Buying From Ikea
Smart lights, plugs, blinds, and more — see which IKEA smart home devices offer convenience, savings, and style for every room in your house.
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Where Are Koenigsegg's Cars Made And Who Owns The Company Today?
Koenigsegg, like Ferrari and Lamborghini, is named after its Swedish founder. But does it still belong to Mr. Koenigsegg, and is it still based in Sweden?
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Every Major Dishwasher Brand Ranked Worst To Best
Picking a new dishwasher can be really tricky. There are so many brands, how is one to know which is the right pick? Here's how we think they all stack up.
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5 Affordable Home Depot Tools For Your Home Improvement Projects
These Home Depot tools bring strength and durability to your next home improvement project and beyond without stretching your budget.
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How Does Starlink's Standby Mode Work?
Starlink has always allowed users to pause their subscriptions, but it's now changing things up a bit with its new Standby Mode. Here's what it's all about.
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13 Toyota Parts Brands That Deliver Without The OEM Price Tag
Toyota’s most trusted parts don’t always come in an OEM box. See which brands deliver Toyota-level reliability without the dealer markup.
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Do Fire Extinguishers Expire? Here's What You Should Know
Many years may pass before you ever use your fire extinguisher. Ideally, you'll never have to use it at all. Does that mean you never have to replace it?
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The 2026 Honda Prelude Interior Hides An Easy-To-Miss First Ever Feature
We've seen the interior of the 2026 Honda Prelude, and among all the features you'd expect, there's one that's very subtle, but a first for any Honda.
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The Lexus NX 350h Delivers Luxury And Economy, But Some Drivers Should Look Elsewhere
Lexus isn't short on options and drivetrains for its affordable NX crossover, but one stands out as the right pick for (most) people.
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Harbor Freight Earth Auger/Post Hole Digger: What To Know Before You Buy
Thinking of tackling fencing or outdoor projects? Here’s what you need to know about Harbor Freight’s earth auger to determine if it’s the right tool for you.
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What Does The Infinity Button Do On A JBL Speaker?
See that infinity symbol on your JBL speaker? It’s not just flair; it unlocks a secret party hack you’ve got to hear to believe.
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Here's Why Window AC Units Have To Actually Be Mounted To A Window To Work
They look like cold-air boxes, but window ACs hide a secret that explains why they need a window. Here’s why you can't just set them on the floor.
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Why You Can't Find Milwaukee Tools At Menards
Milwaukee is a popular tool brand, and Menards is a notable home improvement retailer. However, you won't be able to get Milwaukee tools at Menards. Why?
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How Airlines Choose Which Commercial Jets To Fly
Ever wonder why your flight is on one jet and not another? Airlines spend hours crunching numbers and logistics to make that choice. Here’s what drives it.
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Is Your Blink Camera Flashing Green? Here's Why (And How To Fix It)
Blink camera flashing green? It’s not a festive glitch; instead, it hints at a lost internet connection. Here's how to solve it.
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What Happened To The Streameast App? Here's Why It's Offline
As of September 2025, Streameast, the largest illegal sports streaming service in the world, is no longer accessible. Here's what went down.
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Why This Engine Is Considered The Worst Lexus Ever Made
Lexus is generally known for super dependable powertrains, but even this automaker has had hiccups. Which engine is considered the worst ever in a Lexus?
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5 Of The Fastest BMW Motorcycles Ever Built, According To BMW
BMW’s fastest motorcycles push engineering to the limit, from record-breaking superbikes to high-speed tourers built for precision, speed, and performance.
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Why A Screenshot Of Your Concert Tickets Doesn't Really Work Anymore
Captured your ticket with a screenshot and thought you were safe? You might be surprised that modern entry tech often makes that digital “proof” useless.
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5 Cheap Harbor Freight Tools Under $25 With Excellent User Reviews
Cheap tools have a reputation for falling apart fast, but if you hunt around, you can find stuff that's built to last — like these options from Harbor Freight.
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How To Fix The PS5 Black Screen Issue (And What's Causing It, Explained)
Seeing a black screen on your PS5 can be frustrating, but there are several possible causes and solutions. Here’s what might be happening and what to try.
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The Unexpected Reason A Cheap Windshield Chip Repair Might Break The Bank
Windshield chip repairs often can help properly band-aid what could become a larger crack, but there's still always a chance that a band aid may not matter.
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Why The Oldsmobile Ram Rod 350 Was Such A Special Engine
Oldsmobile had an interesting lineup of engines by the late 1960s, and one of those engines was the Ram Rod 350. What made it so special?
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What Does The Blue Dot On Android Text Messages Mean?
Blue dots and chat icons in Android’s messaging apps aren’t random. Learn what they mean and how they change the way your messages work.
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