Apple-1 Computer Prototype Board 0 Celebration For Sale Auction
This single circuit board represents the first fiberglass version of the Apple-1, which Jobs and Wozniak assembled in the spring of 1976, before moving the first customer versions out of the garage. Jobs and Wozniak wanted to show their improved design worked correctly on fiberglass, since an earlier, cheaper version made from a low-cost composite had shown serious flaws.

Cavorite X7 Hybrid-Electric eVTOL Air Taxi
On takeoff, the Cavorite X7’s wings slide open to reveal 12 electric fans hidden inside. Five on each main wing and one in each forward canard accomplish the job, and they are all battery-powered. This allows the eVTOL to take flight straight from a small pad or helipad. Once airborne and moving forward, the panels close over the fans, forming a lovely, smooth seal. A rear gas-powered propeller then takes over, and the wings lift in the traditional airplane manner.

Govee TV Backlight 3 Lite
Govee’s TV Backlight 3 Lite, priced at $64 (was $90), system has a neat trick: it attaches LED strips to the back of a 55 to 65-inch television and then places a small camera on top to monitor the screen in real time. Whatever is on television, a movie, a game, or a favorite show, the colors flood out onto the wall behind in real time, creating a larger picture that extends beyond the screen and is much easier on the eyes in a dark room.

Samsung Galaxy S26 S26+ Renders Leak
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Samsung’s Galaxy S26 and S26+ appear in leaks just a few weeks before its official reveal, complete with what appear to be final official product photos and nearly every little detail from spec to spec. Both models in the S26 family play it very safe, with only a few tweaks here and there on top of the refined design you’ve come to expect from current Samsung phones.