Just a year after the DVD Walkman was released, Sony debuted the VAIO PCG-NV200, an unusual laptop with a modular bay that can fit a MiniDisc drive (PCGA-MDN1). If you’re unfamiliar with the storage format, it’s basically erasable magneto-optical disc-based data storage format offering a capacity of 60, 74, or 80 minutes of digitized audio.
Ever wonder what happens when a bowling ball meets the world’s bounciest trampoline? If so, the guys over at How Ridiculous? have you covered, and the results are shocking, literally.
Caviar unveils the world’s first Huawei Mate XT Ultimate ‘Gold Dragon’ edition, and it’s priced from $17,340 USD. Why? For starters, its chassis is 24K gold plated by means of Double Electroplating technology, complete with the texture of imperial swords crafted in Longquan reproduced on the surface.
The 2TB SanDisk Extreme microSDXC has more than enough storage for all of your photos, videos, games, files, and more, all for $179.99 shipped, originally $209.99. Why not get multiple lower capacity cards? Well, you’ll only need to carry around a single 2TB microSD card, thus eliminating the risk of accidentally losing several 256GB / 512GB / 1TB cards. Product page.
NVIDIA teamed up with Bethesda for an interesting DOOM mystery box that includes a Jensen Huang signed GTX 1080 Ti graphics card. The winner of this package also gets an RTX 4080 SUPER graphics card with backplate, as well as Collector’s Edition versions of The Elder Scrolls Online: Imperial Edition, DOOM, and DOOM Eternal.
Boston Dynamics’ Atlas 2.0 recently got a pair of claws, but to celebrate the holidays, the humanoid robot effortlessly performed a backflip while wearing a Santa Clause costume. This feat is achieved through its custom battery and one of the world’s most compact hydraulic systems.
There’s GAMEBABY for iPhone, and then MSI’s new Claw 8 AI+ handheld gaming PC designed for those who want to enjoy AAA titles on-the-road. This model builds upon its predecessor and adds redesigned sticks, bumpers, D-pad, as well as hall-effect triggers.
You’ve seen The Legend of Zelda recreated in Minecraft, now Digital Dreams’ shows us what the sandbox game could look like if it was made in Unreal Engine 5. Some areas definitely look better than the upcoming movie starring Jack Black and Jason Momoa.
