Porsche Panamera Turbo Sonderwunsch Reveal
Porsche recently handed over the keys to a fully customized Panamera Turbo Sonderwunsch that had been created just for one lucky owner in Dubai. This bespoke beauty is a one-of-a-kind vehicle designed from the ground up to suit the owner’s specific preferences. And this isn’t the only one-of-a-kind; the company’s Sonderwunsch program creates all sorts of interesting vehicles for customers who enjoy getting involved in every detail, from the paint job to the inside trim.

MacBook Pro M5 Black Friday
Black Friday shoppers are rushing through the aisles, their eyes transfixed to the screens and overwhelmed by discount offers, but just one machine cuts through the pandemonium with calm assurance. The 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 CPU, priced at $1,349 for Black Friday (was $1,599), arrives as a reliable solution for anyone who requires and expects their tools to simply work.

Gaming On Receipt Paper DOOM Minecraft
A YouTuber named smill just finished a playthrough of Minecraft using only a receipt paper for visuals. He turned off his monitor, took screenshots of the game one by one and fed them straight into the printer. Each frame came out on a strip of thermal paper, a long blurry record of his adventure. By the end he had defeated the Ender Dragon, so you can finish the game this way if you have the patience and a stack of paper rolls.

3D-Printed Hydrofoil Bike
Maker RCLifeOn came up with a crazy idea one day: why not remove the board from that hydrofoil setup and replace it with something with pedals and gears? The result is a contraption that promises to glide over the water on plastic and wood wings, driven solely by the rider’s own two legs and the gentle hum of an electric engine. Months of scribbling down ideas and late-night printing sessions later, that concept finally hit the water for the first time.

NVIDIA Shield TV Pro Black Friday
NVIDIA’s Shield TV Pro is a deliberate contrarian to all of the budget-priced streaming sticks and cubes. For those who want the best performance in a streaming device, the Shield Pro delivers where others just perform. Priced at $169.99 (down from $199.99) ahead of Black Friday, recent software updates in February 2025 added Auro-3D audio and new GeForce NOW titles so it stays current.

Huawei X3 Pro Router Mountain Design
Huawei has unveiled a Wi-Fi router that shatters all preconceptions about what these devices are supposed to look like. The X3 Pro is a sleek, mountain-inspired objet d’art that boasts a clear cone and a textured peak inside. The main unit is long and thin at the top, flares out at the bottom, and has a translucent top piece that let some light in. A metal band wraps around the center, with a gold-etched mountain design and the Huawei emblem beneath it. Off the back of the main unit is a compact satellite router, perfect for expanding your network without making a big impact.

1972 BMW 2002 Tesla Powered 2002te
A 1972 BMW 2002 stands on a quiet Houston street, its Golf Yellow paint giving off a warm glow with the afternoon sun in the same manner it did half a century ago. This two-door coupe, which had only 19,000 miles before heading into a Munich workshop for a tune-up a few years ago, appears like a battle-hardened survivor from a time when cars had true character. Edgar and Nicolas Navarro run Bavarian Econs Tech out of a generic small garage in Munich; they removed the ancient 4-cylinder engine, which used to purr along in traffic, and filled the empty area with batteries and wires. What eventually emerged on the other side is known as the 2002te.

Apple A Critter Carol Holiday Short Film
Snow covers the ground in a wooded clearing, where a hiker stops to catch his breath and grabs his iPhone 17 Pro. But it slips out of his gloved hand and into the snow. Moments later a raccoon emerges from the underbrush, sweeps away the powder and reveals the screen. He opens the camera app and soon a crowd of woodland creatures gather around this unexpected prize. What follows is an impromptu performance titled “A Critter Carol.”