Rising costs for SSDs and memory chips have made high-end storage feel out of reach for many builders and upgraders this year. Yet a few established drives still deliver serious performance without forcing a full premium price. Samsung’s 990 PRO in 2TB form, priced at $389.99 (was $640), remains one of those options, still capable of pushing PCIe 4.0 nearly to its practical limits while offering the reliability and software support that long-time users expect.
San Diego Comic-Con delivered the usual flood of announcements this week, and buried among the bigger spectacle sits a set that feels personal for anyone who grew up watching the original series. LEGO and Paramount have released official details on the Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge, set number 11385. It arrives with 1,701 pieces, a price of $199.99, and a September 1, 2026 release date that lines up almost perfectly with the franchise’s 60th anniversary.
Losing access to a Google account can feel like the digital equivalent of locking yourself out of the house with the keys still inside. Emails, photos, documents, and calendars suddenly sit just out of reach. Google has spent years adding recovery options for exactly these moments, and today it rolled out another one that relies on a short video of your face.
Solarky Mobility Technologies has put a small four-seat electric car on the road that can gather useful driving distance simply by sitting outside. The SunV measures just 3,150 mm long and 1,491 mm wide, with a wheelbase of 2,070 mm and 190 mm of ground clearance. Its empty weight sits around 660 kg thanks to an aluminum chassis and plastic body panels. That light construction lets a modest 15 kW rear motor and 85 Nm of torque push the car to 80 km/h while returning a claimed 151 km on a full charge of its 10.2 kWh LFP battery pack under the NEDC cycle.
