
Gavin Free of The Slow Mo Guys begins his latest video with a clear warning: the lights on a Virtual Boy flicker in ways that few displays ever do. He brings out Nintendo’s 1995 Virtual Boy console, a strange red-tinted tabletop that was a nightmare to use and a commercial disaster.

Jackery places the 256Wh LiFePO4 battery at the heart of the Explorer 240D, priced at $139 (was $209), which packs the equivalent of eight normal 10,000mAh power banks into a single small compact. That 256Wh battery corresponds to some very useful power: you can charge a laptop a few times, keep a drone or camera running for an extended period of time, and charge your phone as well as tablet without worrying about it.

Dreame, the company behind all those robot vacuums (!) has just thrown a fork into the action camera market. At CES 2026, they debuted the LEAPTIC Cube, a tiny device capable of shooting 8K video while remaining compact.

Sony packed the first PlayStation into the small PSOne years ago, but even that version appeared too large for some die-hard fans. Secret Hobbyist is one of these gamers that went above and above. He chose to reconstruct the console’s core on a board tiny enough to fit in the palm of his hand, with no emulation and only authentic Sony components.

A thin veil of gas and dust seeps across the frame, giving the picture a ghostly appearance. White tendrils curl through the blackness like wisps of smoke, while a large dark patch anchors the bottom left giving a sense of stability. Points of light shine out against this backdrop, indicating young stars in their early stages of development as they navigate the universe. Lupus 3, located in the Scorpius constellation, around 500 light years from Earth, was showcased in Hubble’s latest image.

The LEGO build that recreates the defining moment from Ocarina of Time has finally arrived. They call it The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle (77093) is a 1,003-piece set that appears to depict the entire climactic showdown in Ganon’s castle, down to the last bit of tension as you face up against him.

Honda automobiles have always handled road trips well, but the new Base Station Prototype camper trailer enhances that sense of capability and extends it even further into the wilderness. It was recently presented, and it is a completely new design developed by Honda’s US R&D teams in Los Angeles and Ohio. The goal was to make camping easier, especially for families who own tiny SUVs or electric crossovers.

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A six-legged, motorized LEGO Technic walker has recently appeared on LEGO Ideas, and its surprisingly smooth gait is quite impressive given that it is made entirely of bricks and gears. This motorized hexapod, created by French designer Alexis_MOCs_FR, is a livable rover intended for planetary exploration, complete with a crew cabin, solar panels, and even a satellite dish.

A Bambu Lab A1 Mini sits on a desk, humming along as it completes job after job with no one there to observe. Most people regard it as a convenient, compact 3D printer ideal for creating prototypes or fun models at home. When you add one easy accessory, this machine transforms into your very own personal production line.
