歡迎來到邊緣：週末版。每週六，我們都會為您帶來過去七天中最精彩、最重要的讀物，從原創報道，到深度特寫，再到評論和訪談。把它看作是我們最喜歡的一些你可能錯過的作品的集合，或者你可能只是想再讀一遍。您可以按照下麵的說明進行操作，也可以在Flipboard上隨時更新。

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  Tank tops, high heels, and a portable pipe organ

  

  Cameron Carpenter looks more like a rock star than a classical musician, but his instrument of choice — the pipe organ — is still stuck in the past. Now Carpenter has created an incredible digital pipe organ, and it's ready to hit the road.

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  Conflict bubbles: inside SodaStream's occupied territory factory

  

  The prominence of SodaStream and — in particular — its spokesperson Scarlett Johansson has made the Israeli company the perfect target for activists who want to see Israel pull out of the West Bank. But protesting West Bank businesses may do more harm for workers in the region than good, no matter how you feel about the occupation.

• Review

  'X-Men: Days of Future Past' review

  

  Time travel stories can go a lot of different ways and sometimes — just sometimes — do some pretty amazing things. Unfortunately, Days of Future Past gets more than a little loopy, and that means the return of series director Bryan Singer may not live up to fans' hopes.

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  Microsoft Surface Pro 3 review

  

  Windows 8 presented a wildly different vision for PCs than anything that Microsoft had tried before. Now that software vision finally has the hardware to match it: can the Surface Pro 3 defeat the MacBook and make Windows whole, or is it still too disjointed to ever work?

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  Even union activists think Macklemore sucks

  

  Activists says that T-Mobile's call centers have turned into "electronic sweatshops," and they want to see it begin supporting workers' right to unionize. What's that have to do with Macklemore? He just happens to be a favorite of T-Mobile's CEO, and activists are hoping he can help out.

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  The scary, wonderful future of the Pentagon's science fair

  

  DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, took a rare moment to open up its doors this week and show the world some of the incredible projects it's been working on, from robotic prosthetics to a game-like interface for conducting cyberattacks.

• Review

  Moto E review: the people's **artphone

  

  Low-cost **artphones are awful. Or at least, they used to be. Motorola is making that assumption a thing of the past, and the Moto E stands out as the first truly impressive low-cost phone — one that you could actually enjoy using.

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  Razer Blade (2014) review: laptop gaming never looked so good

  

  Last year, Razer made the first gaming laptop that just about anyone might want to buy: it was appropriately portable, as stylish as a MacBook, and plenty powerful. Now Razer is trying to kick that power up a notch — but it isn't necessarily for the better.

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  Meet the man who makes dinosaurs real

  

  You know those incredible drawings of dinosaurs that always accompany science stories announcing their discovery? Julius Csotonyi is one of the artists who draws them, and we caught up with him to hear just what it takes to create accurate and photorealistic recreati*** of a thing he can never see.

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  This pill could stop 90 percent of HIV cases in the US

  

  The US government began recommending PrEP as a way to prevent the spread of HIV last week. Advocates believe that wide use of it could make huge gains toward ending tran**ission of the virus, but getting everyone to start taking it isn't necessarily possible.