Waiting at the gate stretches on forever when all you have is a phone screen and whatever free Wi-Fi the airport offers. Once the plane doors close, that same stretch of hours can feel even longer. A proper PC game library sitting in your hands changes the entire equation, and the Lenovo Legion Go S, priced at $667 (was $850), is built exactly for that kind of mobility.
In the summer of 1997, Apple was running out of time. Cash on hand covered maybe ninety days of payroll. The company had burned through nearly two billion dollars in losses over the previous two years. Market share had collapsed. Talent was walking out the door. Rivals openly suggested shutting the whole thing down and returning the remaining money to shareholders. Steve Jobs had just returned after a twelve-year exile and the place he came back to felt exhausted.
Caviar has spent years turning ordinary phones into rolling gold sculptures that draw stares on any street. Now the company has set its sights on Meta’s Ray-Ban smartglasses and named the result Odyssey. Only twenty-four pairs will ever exist, a number chosen to match the books in Homer’s epic. Each one leaves the workshop with hand-worked metal, black enamel, and a charging case wrapped in genuine alligator leather.
Fans of SEGA’s classic hardware finally have a new way to keep those machines close. SuperGroupies has partnered with the company on a trio of official wristwatches that recreate the Mega Drive, SEGA Saturn and Dreamcast in wearable form. Each one pulls specific details from the original consoles and their controllers, then packs them into a 42mm stainless steel case that looks ready for daily use.
AYANEO just put a fresh spin on one of the most loved handhelds of the early 2000s. The Konkr Pocket Advance copies the wide, comfortable shape of Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance and fills it with modern Android hardware. Pre-orders opened this week, and the first batch is already moving.