Sure, there’s the Analogue Duo, but for a more affordable modern TurboGrafx-16 console, look no further than Hyperkin’s RetroN GX. This isn’t just another emulation-based console, as it uses the actual HuCard ROM cartridges that some are familiar with.
On paper, the 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T is pretty evenly matched with the Tesla Model Y, but is it faster in a straight line? Well, there’s only one way to find out, and it involves taking both EVs to The Strip at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 Bluetooth tracker is an even more affordable AirTag alternative, and you can get one for $15.96, originally $29.99. Can’t find your keys or bag? Turn on Search Nearby to get poinpoint instructions to your item’s location via Compass View, or you can have it send out an audible signal. Product page.
Priced from $149,500 USD and limited to just 91-units worldwide, the Hennessey Super Venom comes equipped with a custom ‘VenomAero’ carbon fiber performance kit that enhances handling as well as cooling. The kit includes an all-new front splitter, a hood vent, functional front fender louvers, sporty side skirts, a new rear deck lid with an integrated spoiler, and a fixed rear wing. The company said the changes deliver improved handling and grip when the car is being driven hard on the road or track.
It’s official, Clicks Keyboard will soon be available for some Android smartphones, giving the devices a BlackBerry-like aesthetic. Why does this accessory look familiar? Well, it launched a year ago for the iPhone, and now, the Motorola RAZR, Google Pixel 9, as well as Samsung Galaxy S25 get to enjoy the same nostalgic convenience.
There’s the Jurassic Park burger restaurant, and then the new LEGO Jurassic World Dinosaur Fossiles Tyrannosaurus Rex set (76968), which consists of 3,145 pieces. When completed, the model measures over 3-feet in length and does include a few Easter eggs that pay homage to the 1993 film Jurassic Park.
At $3,299.99 USD, the Panasonic LUMIX S1RII full-frame mirorrless camera can not only shoot 8K video at 14 stops of dynamic range, but with Phase Hybrid AF’s AI tracking. This means you’ll be able to quickly and precisely detect human eyes / faces and follow a subject’s movements smoothly, all in real-time.
You’ve seen what an avalanche looks like in 4K, now check out the French Alps, as captured by photographer Romano using an FPV drone, the HGLRC Rekon 6 Vista to be exact. The breathtaking footage will take you from Chamonix (1030m) in France all the way up to Aiguille du Midi (3842m).
EngineAI showcases PM01, the world’s first front-flipping humanoid robot, or so the company claims. It’s called the PM01 and everything is open source, which means the robot will only set you back around $13,700, a bargain compared to Boston Dynamics’ Atlas.
