Looking to go on a cross-country road trip in your R1T or R1S this summer? Add the Rivian x iKamper Skycamp Mini to your shortlist. This is a special-edition all-season, two-person hardshell tent sporting locking mounting brackets compatible with Rivian’s Adventure Key Set, along with an aerodynamic hard shell case that mounts atop the R1T’s truck bed or the R1S’s roof using Rivian’s cargo crossbars.
NASA / ESA’s Hubble Space Telescope observes the blue dotted spiral galaxy NGC 5530, located 40 million light-years away in the constellation Lupus. This “flocculent” spiral boasts patchy, fluffy-looking arms that aren’t as tightly wound or structured, giving it a softer, more delicate appearance in images, almost like cosmic cotton candy.
Martina and Hansi of Nerdforge have handcrafted an exquisite coffee table with a miniature library built into the recessed compartment, or diorama space. Let’s just say that it took a lot of chiseling, cutting, gluing, and staining, before the table even begun to take shape.
The US Air Force has selected Boeing to develop the F-47, a 6th-generation fighter jet based on the Next-Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) platform. How did this come about? This decision narrowed to between Boeing and Lockheed Martin, with Northrop Grumman having withdrawn from the contest earlier.
Priced at just over $81,000 USD, this Honda NSX-based Ferrari 360 Modena replica just might be the best looking one we’ve seen yet. More specifically, a 1991 Honda NSX with 88,000 km (54,680 miles) on the clock, registered as a used vehicle with a clean title. It’s painted red (of course, to match that Ferrari vibe) and is a coupe with two doors and two seats.
An original working Apple-1 computer is nice, but have been known to go for over $1-million, while this original Apple-1 Computer Operation Manual from the collection of Clement Monk, just sold for $47,498. It was issued by the Apple Computer Company in 1976, consisting of 12 pages that measure 8.5 x 11 inches.
The 18″ SwissGear Cecil 5505 laptop backpack can be used for school, work, or travel, and you can get one for $20.99, originally $59.99. Featuring three main compartments: a large main compartment with the padded laptop sleeve, a secondary compartment for tablets, and a front organizer pocket sporting dividers. Product page.
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Back in 2005, the SEGA Dreamcast VMU turned handheld just wasn’t plausible, yet, but the Gizmondo is an entirely different story. Developed by UK-based Tiger Telematics, this handheld game console hit the market on March 19, 2005, packing features that many considered ahead of its time.
There’s foldable housing, and then the rumored foldable Apple iPhone that may be released next year. The device will reportedly use a liquid metal hinge not only for durability, but also to reduce creases on the screen, a common problem with current foldable smartphones, like the Galaxy Z Fold6 and even the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate.
