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On Christmas Eve, a user on the r/pcmasterrace subreddit revealed a holiday surprise that quickly drew everyone’s attention. They posted a few images of two enormous boxes, and it turned out they had ordered only two $250 Samsung 9100 PRO 2TB SSDs to give their setup a boost.
On Christmas Day, seven astronauts aboard the ISS were in orbit high above the Earth, racing around the planet no fewer than 16 times at an incredible 17,500 miles per hour, while everyone else was down below opening presents and spending time with family and friends. Commander Mike Fincke led the Expedition 74 crew in creating a touching video message that was sent back down to loved ones, mission control staff, and families all around the world.
Sony launched the PlayStation 5 Pro into a saturated console market last year, charging a stunning $749 for a machine that boasts more power than any previous PlayStation. Now, a year later, and a $100 price drop has brought it down to $649. With the deal coming to an end, gamers have a unique opportunity to get this improved system before prices rise again.
In the latest installment of JerryRigEverything’s durability tests, Zach Nelson put Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold through the wringer. This extremely cool device folds twice to change a 10-inch tablet into a super compact phone, and its profile is incredibly small, measuring only 3.9 millimeters at its slimmest point, with two hinges and everything neatly organized.
On Christmas Eve 2025, a pleasant gift arrived for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds: a new character, the one and only NiGHTS, from Sega’s 1996 Saturn classic, NiGHTS into Dreams. A free DLC release that caught everyone off surprise, available on all platforms and a total game changer. It’s NiGHTS on the track as usual, but this time in a car that looks like it came from out of your wildest dreams, with some exclusive emotes and a festival event that has everyone shouting “wow.”
High Tech Low Life had had enough of waiting for off-the-shelf portable computers to suffice for their daily needs. Rather than settling, they opted to roll up their sleeves and build a custom device that transforms a modern smartphone into a pretty amazing workstation on the go, known among fans as a cyberdeck.
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Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan have created the world’s smallest programmable autonomous robot. Each one is about 200 by 300 micrometers in size, which is roughly the same size as some of our body’s cells and 50 micrometers thick.
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Every winter, Harbin, China really does transform into a magical winter wonderland, and for good reason, with residents as well as tourists alike counting down the hours till they can finally catch a glimpse of the city’s iconic giant snowman. This year, the snowman finally came to life on Dec 15th 2025, right in time for Christmas, and it stands a whopping 19 meters tall, 14 meters long, and 11 meters wide, all constructed from a staggering 3500 cubic meters of snow.
Fans of LEGO and 3D printing share a common desire to bring new things to life from raw materials. Now, thanks to a recent submission on LEGO Ideas, the two worlds are merging in an intriguing way: with a highly accurate model of a Creality Ender-series 3D printer.
Premium wireless headphones often cost more than $500. Apple’s AirPods Max continue to cost that much, while Bose’s new QuietComfort products are priced similarly. Expectations are high for perfect performance, which is precisely what audiophiles want. Sennheiser provides an excellent experience with the Momentum 4 Wireless, which is now on sale for a reasonable $230 (was $450).