It’s safe to say that the Mitsubishi Amity VP, first released in 1997, was far ahead of its time. This tablet not only ran the full Windows 95 operating system, but also had something called Casio Netkitchen, which turned it into an internet appliance of sorts.
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We may be just a few weeks away from the official Tesla Model Y Juniper refresh unveiling, and many prototypes are being spotted on public roads, with some more heavily camouflaged than others. In one of the videos, we can see what looks to be a rear light bar.
Engineer Bo created an innovative wireless computer mouse that enables high-resolution scrolling. More specifically, it’s a wireless high resolution scrolling device paired with a magnetic absolute encoder and an HID resolution multiplier.
There’s the Ferrari F8 F1 racing simulator, and then the $2,000,000+ Dynisma DMG-1. Not just a racing seat with a large monitor, its high bandwidth facilitates motion cueing not possible on conventional motion platforms, while DMG technology delivers up to 100Hz to provide the driver with more information on the state of the car as well as track.
The Anker 9-in-1 Charging Station (100W) is a must have for home offices or even when traveling, and you can get one for $35.99 shipped, originally $59.99. It can fully charge a 14″ MacBook Pro M4 from 0% to 100% in a mere 27 minutes, while the flat plug design maximizes space. Product page.
At $430 USD, Bigme’s HiBreak Pro ePaper smartphone aims to keep things simple, while still offering all of the modern features you’d expect in a modern device. It all starts with its ultra crisp 6.13-inch (824 x 1648) E-Ink (greyscale) screen with 300 ppi and a color adjustable front light.
If Rockstar made a Grand Theft Auto 3 SEGA Dreamcast port, it would definitely look like this fan-made teaser by SHIRO. Why? This port actually took years of reverse engineering the original source code, before it was implemented into homebrew SDK for the Dreamcast, called KallistiOS.
