Peter Wolinski
Editor at Tom's Guide
How-to Editor @tomsguide | Views my own | Primary loves: greyhounds, coffee, cars, eating | Primary hates: Twitter, animal cruelty | #cardifftrained
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1 week ago |
tomsguide.com | Peter Wolinski
The Wacaco Nanopresso is a portable espresso maker intended to give coffee aficionados a viable way to make espresso on the go. As with the other coffee makers in Wacaco’s lineup, it’s pitched primarily at outdoorsy types. Essentially, it’s an espresso maker for hikers, campers and people on vacation. The Nanopresso works in a similar way to the Wacaco Picopresso.
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1 week ago |
tomsguide.com | Peter Wolinski
I’ll admit it straight away: I’m a novice at smoking food. But I’m not a novice to cooking or indeed grilling. In fact, I’m a trained chef, so I’ve done my time over a hot plate. I’m often considered the de facto cook at barbecues, even when I’d rather just sit and drink some beer. When I got the opportunity to test out the Weber Searwood XL 600 pellet smoker and grill, I was pretty intrigued. I’d heard that pellet grills are a great entry point for newcomers like me.
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2 weeks ago |
tomsguide.com | Peter Wolinski
The MCHOSE GX87 is a custom mechanical keyboard sporting an 80% TKL layout. Ever heard of MCHOSE? Me neither, until they sent us the GX87 and MCHOSE X75 V2 (which we gave a glowing review). The shouty, all-caps styling doesn’t lend any clues as to the correct pronunciation of MCHOSE. Is it Mc-Hose? M-Chose? M.C. Hose? I have no idea either, but my favorite is M.C. Hose. I’ve been asked by the brand’s representatives to refer to it as “MCHOSE” and “MCHOSE” only.
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3 weeks ago |
tomsguide.com | Peter Wolinski
The Hasselblad X2D 100C is the legendary Swedish manufacturer’s flagship and best mirrorless camera. Packing a 100MP medium format sensor, the X2D is supposed to be the company’s most usable, functional camera to date. That’s not to say it’s an ‘everyday’ sort of camera. That would be like referring to a Koenigsegg (continuing the Swedish theme) as an average daily driver. No, this is an $8,000 medium format behemoth. It’s about as far from ‘everyday’ as it’s possible to get.
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1 month ago |
tomsguide.com | Peter Wolinski
The Dnsys X1 is a lower-body "AI-powered" exoskeleton that’s designed to make movement easier on your leg muscles, joints and heart, essentially taking the stress out of walking. It’s designed as both a fitness aid and as a mobility device for people with impaired movement or a disability. I suffer from a form of immuno-arthritis, which means I often have joint and mobility problems in my legs.
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