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INIU 25000mAh 100W Power Bank Fits Laptop Power in a Surprisingly Small Shell

By Jackson Chung November 7, 2026

Laptop power banks usually feel like carrying a second device. Most high-capacity options that can actually push 100 watts sit well over a pound and take up more bag space than people want on a flight or a long work day. INIU’s P63-E1 model, priced at $30.59 after 49% off checkout discount (was $60), compresses 25,000mAh and real 100W USB-C output into a package that measures roughly 4.3 by 2.7 by 1.4 inches and weighs about 390 to 400 grams. That puts it closer in size and feel to a thick phone case than the brick-like packs most people associate with laptop charging.

S Klub Builds ‘Game Over’ McLaren 750S in Full Mercedes CLK GTR Form

By Bill Smith November 7, 2026

Photo credit: S Klub LA
Southern California shop S Klub LA took a brand-new McLaren 750S and replaced nearly every exterior panel so the finished car reads as a late-1990s Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR when seen from across a parking lot. The project, called Game Over and built with Slang500, sat on the Toyo Tires Treadpass at SEMA 2026 in Las Vegas, where rapper 2 Chainz stopped by for a closer look. S Klub has spent years building one-off Mercedes-inspired cars, including a radical open-top version of the SLR McLaren and several widebody 300 SL tributes, so the decision to stretch a modern British supercar into the silhouette of the German GT1 racer follows a clear pattern.

MIT Combat Robotics Club Rebuilds Fighting Robots That Smash and Survive in the Arena

By Jackson Chung November 7, 2026

Students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology spend evenings and weekends inside the Edgerton Center turning raw metal into machines built to slam into one another at high speed. The Combat Robotics Club restarted in 2023 after a quiet stretch that followed earlier members graduating during the pandemic years. Anhad Sawhney gathered a fresh group with almost no prior experience in the sport, and within months they had produced a 30-pound robot named ARES that now ranks among the stronger entries in the National Havoc Robot League.

Tesla Cybertruck Production Winds Down Next Year Freeing Space for Cybercab Robotaxis

By Bill Smith November 7, 2026

Production of Tesla’s stainless steel pickup will wind down at the company’s Texas factory around the middle of 2027 so the plant can build more Cybercabs, Elon Musk said in a post on X. First customer Cybertruck deliveries began in late 2023 after delays from the 2019 unveiling. Musk later clarified that assembly continues for another eight or nine months before the focus shifts fully to scaling the robotaxi. The Texas site is the only factory equipped for the truck’s specialized parts, so relocating the line looks unlikely.

Maker Builds CardboardXR With Five Dollar Parts to Challenge Apple Vision Pro

By Jackson Chung November 7, 2026

A brand new Apple Vision Pro still starts at $3,699 before taxes, and even a used unit rarely drops into easy reach for most people. Brenpoly decided that gap was wide enough to test something far simpler. He took a modern smartphone, a 3D printer, and a pair of old Google Cardboard lenses that still sell for about five dollars, then turned them into CardboardXR, a working mixed reality setup that delivers six degrees of freedom tracking, camera passthrough, surface detection, and hand gestures.