Samsung P9 Express 512GB MicroSDXC Nintendo Switch 2
Nintendo Switch 2 owners discover space limits faster than expected once large titles arrive. The console includes 256GB of built-in storage, yet individual games routinely claim 30GB to 60GB or more, with some reaching 90GB or 117GB. First-party releases often sit between 10GB and 30GB while third-party downloads and updates grow collections quickly. Standard microSD cards from the original Switch cannot store digital games on the new hardware, so players need a card built for the Express standard. Samsung’s P9 Express microSDXC 512GB model, priced at $99 today (was $150), fits that requirement and installs in a single step.

BYD Yangwang Altior Luxury EV
BYD opened pre-orders for its Yangwang Altior after a global debut in Abu Dhabi, placing the four-seat electric sedan in the same conversation as long-established ultra-luxury models from Rolls-Royce. Measuring 5,600 millimeters in length with a 3,500-millimeter wheelbase, the car stretches farther than a standard Rolls-Royce Ghost and offers 1,209 millimeters of rear legroom along with a 532-liter boot. Coach doors open roughly 80 degrees up front and nearly 90 degrees at the rear, with umbrella storage built into the door panels for a more deliberate entrance.

M2Slim Kit PS2 Slim SSD Drive Mod
Tito from Macho Nacho Productions just put the new M2Slim kit from Seakip through its paces on a PS2 Slim, and the results show how far a compact console from 2004 can stretch when the right hardware lands inside it. Early Slim models still carry the original IDE traces Sony never fully removed, and this kit takes advantage of that leftover circuitry to bring a modern M.2 SSD into the chassis while the flip-lid disc drive stays completely operational. You end up with one machine that can boot games straight from solid-state storage and still spin original discs when you want the real thing.

NASA X-70 Fractal Experimental Aircraft Teaser
NASA pulled the curtain back on its newest experimental aircraft this week at the UP.Summit held at Kennedy Space Center. The X-70 Fractal arrives as a crewed research platform built to let teams test advanced flight controls and aircraft maneuverability in actual flight rather than relying only on ground rigs or computer models. Administrator Jared Isaacman described it as a high-performance tool that will keep researchers flying and learning while they move from one experiment to the next.