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While it may be a while until the tetrahertz camera is put to use in airports, TSA’s new Shoe Scanner may really speed things up when checking in for a flight. Put simply, after a passenger steps onto the shoe scanner, a harmless millimeter waves pass through the sole of the shoe and 3D data is sent to a computer for review.
When you need both a tablet and laptop, look no further than the ASUS ROG Flow Z13 (2025). This 2-in-1 device is definitely no slouch, packing an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor with Radeon 8060S Graphics and a unified memory structure, allowing for incredible performance combined with extreme power efficiency.
Priced from $109,500 USD, the production Pebble Flow combines advanced technology with user-centered design. This results in a seamless experience for both seasoned RVers as well as newcomers alike, starting with its 45 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery and 1.1 kW solar array that supports extended off-grid adventures for up to seven days.
The LEGO Icons Back to the Future Time Machine (10300) is actually 3 sets in 1, and you can get them all for $162.99 shipped. It also includes Doc & Marty McFly LEGO minifigures as well as other fun accessories like a hoverboard, banana and even a soda can, perfect for recreating scenes from the films. Product page.
Neue Klasse is set to get the all-new BMW Panoramic iDrive at the end of this year, an AI hub of sorts that merges four central elements into a unique display and operating concept. Put simply, it can transform the entire windshield into an interactive display.
Sleek and ultra slim, the 2025 Razer Blade 16 is now officially the company’s thinnest gaming laptop at 0.59-inches thick. Not only is it thin, but also extremely durable, thanks to a unibody chassis, precision cut from a single block of aluminum to minimize size without compromising strength.
