Wooden headphones that Audio-Technica calls its finest ever. Welcome to Tech After Dark, I'm Nova, and that leads four new launches from the last few hours. Rocco, take us in. Hey everyone, I'm Rocco! First up, Fujitsu just unveiled the F M V Mouse X in Japan. It's built to fit Japanese hand sizes, all about comfort during long hours of work. Notebookcheck says it's got a top scroll wheel and a side one, so you scroll up and down and side to side.

Magnetic switches for long life and accuracy, and every button and wheel is programmable in Fujitsu's app. Two wheels! And it hops between up to four paired Bluetooth 6.1 devices, with sensitivity from 100 to 8,000 D P I. Okay, look at the price, Nova: 14,850 yen, from the F M V Store in Japan. Noted. Over to tablets: Lenovo's listed the Xiaoxin 10.1 Color Ink Soft Light Edition in China, a 10.1-inch tablet built around an anti-glare screen.

Notebookcheck says the L C D runs at 120 hertz with 500 nits of brightness, plus three modes: Original Color, Color Paper and Ink Paper. And unlike an electronic ink display, it still does color images and video. Battery's 7,060 milliamp hours, Rocco, next to a MediaTek Helio G300 and up to 8 gigabytes of R A M. Sales start in China on October 30th at 8 PM local time, and Lenovo hasn't said what it costs.

Of course not. Now, audio! Audio-Technica's introduced the A T H-AWX7000, closed-back dynamic headphones built with Japanese wood craftsmanship. TechPowerUp reports they use a newly developed technology called the Hybrid Matrix Diaphragm. So, Rocco, how's Audio-Technica pitching them? In the company's own words, that's how. But the report we've got has no price and no release date, so we can't give you those yet.

Last one, P C cases. Cooler Master's launched the qube 540 Stainless Steel, a special edition with stainless steel panels for corrosion resistance and rigidity. Shiny! TechPowerUp says it takes A T X, microATX and Mini-I T X boards, and graphics cards up to 415 millimeters long without front fans installed. Oh, and it can sit upright or lie flat. Hands off it. The rest: a U S B-C port at up to 20 gigabits per second, a 120 millimeter rear fan in the box, and 30 millimeters of cable space behind the tray.

Rocco, any word on price? Not in the post we've got. My quick take? A case that works upright or flat and fits a 415 millimeter card gives builders a lot of room to play. That's the latest, with reporting from Notebookcheck and TechPowerUp, and the full posts are linked with this episode. For Rocco and me, see you next time.