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New Cameras, Air Fryers and TVs Released by Cuisinart, Insta360, Ninja and Sony
Editors at CNN Underscored selected four new consumer products released in the past week. The items include an Insta360 action camera bundle, a dual-flavor frozen drink maker from Ninja, a glass-basket air fryer from Cuisinart and a Sony television using True RGB panel technology.
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CNN Underscored editors reviewed four product launches from the past seven days. The selections cover a compact 4K camera, a countertop frozen-beverage appliance, an air fryer and a new television model.
3S Retro Insta360 released the Go 3S Retro Bundle, which pairs its smallest 4K recorder with a clip-on Retro Viewfinder accessory. The accessory provides an optical framing window similar to older film cameras, replacing reliance on a smartphone screen. The bundle is sold in white or red finishes and carries a retail price of $299.
Ninja introduced the Slushi Twist on May 15.
The machine contains two independent cooling chambers that hold up to 144 ounces total and maintain separate flavor profiles. It uses internal sensors and SlushAssist Technology to adjust torque and temperature for each side. The suggested retail price is $400.
Cuisinart placed the ClearView Air Fryer on store shelves with a four-quart glass basket and a 1600-watt heating element rated to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. The unit supports air frying, broiling, recrisping and warming functions. Its introductory price is listed at $140.
9 II Sony began selling the Bravia 9 II television, its first model to use a True RGB panel. The panel employs independently controllable red, green and blue diodes. The 65-inch version starts at $3,600.
