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National Auto Dealer Assoc. says it’s all in on EVs. Will dealers step in line?

The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) has said they’re “all-in” on electric cars, but $30,000 price hikes and generalized dealer shenanigans about reservations in the face of ongoing inventory concerns have led some automakers to put their franchise dealer networks on notice, ultimately begging the question: if NADA leads, will the dealers follow? If you’re unfamiliar with…
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Leica M11 First Impressions: It Could Actually Be Your Primary Camera

Leica has finally officially revealed the M11 Rangefinder, letting us finally put all the rumors of what we may or may not expect to rest. Now that it’s here, what has five years of development given us? Leica’s newest edition to its legendary M line of cameras, which began with the Leica M3 sixty-eight years ago in 1954, has been announced: the Leica M11. It is the successor to the…
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What to Check for When Buying a Used Film Camera and Lens

As with buying anything secondhand, it is a good idea to have a good idea of what to look for when buying a used film camera lest you spend money on one that has major problems. Thankfully, there are some simple ways to check for problems in film cameras and their lenses……
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The M11 is Proof Leica Should Stick to Rangefinders

Leica has historically been known for rangefinder-style cameras but has branched away in recent years. But if there is one thing the company should take away from the praise the new M11 is getting, it’s that it should stick with what it’s good at. The new Leica M11 looks to be one of the best cameras the company has released in the last several years. It updates the classic design of…
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Leica M11 initial review

All images by DPReview The Leica M11 is a digital rangefinder camera built around a 60MP BSI CMOS sensor. It’s the latest in Leica’s ‘M’ series of rangefinders that dates back to the M3 from 1954. With this unrivaled depth of heritage behind it…
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The tectonic shifts in player behavior and more, at the GamesBeat & Facebook Gaming Summit

The absolute bonkers boom in the gaming industry is old news at this point, though the numbers are still stunning. The industry was worth $178.73 billion in 2021, an increase of 14.4% from 2020 – and nearly double the initial predictions for the same period, initially made back in 2016. The pandemic couldn’t have been predicted, of course. But understanding how consumer behavior has changed…
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