We tested the smart version of the iconic split-flap display $999 $3499 It’s been more than half a decade since New York City’s Grand Central Terminal replaced its iconic split-flap departures board.

The Vestaboard Note can display 45 characters, forcing you to be more concise with your inspirational messages. The Vestaboard Note can display 45 characters, forcing you to be more concise with your ...

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Again, you don’t need to spend $3,500 just for that, but it’s part of the Vestaboard experience. One thing to note is that the Vestaboard can't be used to control other smart home gadgets. It’s really ...

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Split-flap mechanical signs are sadly a relic of a bygone era. The famous, clacking boards were once used in train stations all over the world, but advances in technology have retired most of them in ...