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The night of May 17, 2025, turned the skies above the United States into a jaw-dropping cosmic canvas that had everyone staring upward. A sudden geomagnetic storm splashed the heavens with glowing auroras—ribbons of green, blue, and red swirling across the horizon. The real showstopper was a dazzling white streak that flashed across the night, stealing the spotlight from the northern lights.
Razer Blade 14 (2025) just dropped, and it’s the slickest, most compact gaming rig Razer’s ever cooked up. Measuring a svelte 0.62 inches thick and tipping the scales at just 3.59 pounds, it’s 11% slimmer and lighter than last year’s model.Milled from a single block of recycled T6-grade aluminum with a sandblasted, fingerprint-resistant finish, this machine isn’t just a pretty face—it’s a sustainability win, aligning with Razer’s goal to go fully recycled by 2030.
Back in 1980, Missile Command was the kind of game that could make you forget your quarters were running low. You hunched over an arcade cabinet, trackball spinning, launching anti-ballistic missiles to protect six cities from an endless onslaught of enemy warheads. Fast-forward to 2025, and Atari, alongside Canadian studios Mighty Yell and 13AM Games, has transformed this high-octane shooter into Missile Command Delta—a turn-based tactical game that trades reflexes for strategy and wraps it all in a mysterious narrative.
The EF EcoFlow Portable Power Station RIVER 2 and RIVER 3 bundle will keep you powered no matter the location, all for $349 shipped, originally $519. EcoFlow’s River 2, packing a 256Wh punch, is the nimble champ of portable power, ideal for weekend camping jaunts or keeping your home office alive during a blackout. Its slightly burlier sibling, the River 3 Plus, steps up with 286Wh, dishing out just enough extra juice to fuel your gadgets through longer outages or multi-day adventures. Product page.
In the high-octane world of competitive gaming, where a split second can make or break a victory, ASUS has unveiled a game-changer at Computex 2025. The ROG Strix Ace XG248QSG isn’t just another gaming monitor—it’s the fastest ever crafted, boasting a staggering 610Hz refresh rate. This screen is a tribute to esports pros and speed-hungry gamers who thrive on precision.
Nubia Z70S Ultra grabs attention with a slick, retro vibe that just screams classic Leica camera. Its dual-tone glass back nails a leather-like feel, matched with metal accents that ooze vintage rangefinder cool. The rear panel, etched with a 3D micro-texture, feels like a premium camera grip, fooling your fingers into thinking you’re holding something straight out of a 1960s darkroom. Available in black and light brown vegan leather options, it’s accented by a red-ringed camera module stamped with “Neovision,” Nubia’s nod to its imaging prowess.
The Hubble Space Telescope, a powerful camera in space run by NASA and ESA, took an incredible photo of a galaxy called NGC 3511. This galaxy, tilted at a cool 70-degree angle, looks like a glowing spiral in the sky, almost like a cosmic Vincent van Gogh painting that grabs your attention.
Huawei’s not just dropping a new laptop—they’re rewriting the rulebook on what a laptop can do. The MateBook Fold Ultimate Design claims the crown as the world’s first 18″ foldable PC you can actually buy, a bold swing into the future that pairs a jaw-dropping design with Huawei’s own HarmonyOS 5. It’s a device that feels like it’s been plucked from a sci-fi novel, yet it’s real, and it’s here.
While Jensen Huang commanded the spotlight at COMPUTEX 2025 in Taipei, NVIDIA quietly unveiled a showstopper: it’s powering ABCI-Q, the world’s largest quantum research supercomputer, a massive beast set to propel quantum computing from lab experiments to a real-world powerhouse.
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The Porsche 911 GT2 RS has always been the wild, untamed beast of the 911 family, taking the already ferocious 911 Turbo and cranking it past the limit with track-ready ferocity. Now, whispers and sneaky spy shots confirm the 992.2-generation GT2 RS is roaring into existence, poised to be the most unapologetic 911 ever. Caught tearing up Germany’s Nürburgring and nearby roads, this prototype is a wider, mightier, and—here’s the kicker—electrified monster that’s got auto enthusiasts buzzing.