Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo 2 Hybrid Instant Camera

Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo 2 Brings Touchscreen Power and Video Clips to Instant Photography

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Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo 2 Hybrid Instant Camera
Fujifilm revealed the Instax Mini Evo 2 as a hybrid instant camera that pairs digital capture with printing on classic mini film, letting users review shots and print only the ones they want while keeping digital copies of everything. Available at the end of November for $289.95 in black only, it upgrades the original model with a larger sensor, a much bigger rear display, and two new shooting tools that expand how people frame and record moments. The body keeps the retro silver-and-black look with textured panels, analog-style dials, and a film-advance lever for printing, so the hands-on feel stays familiar even as the back changes completely.

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Apple MacBook Pro M6 Reveal

Apple’s New 14-Inch MacBook Pro M6 Puts Serious Power Into a Machine Easy to Carry

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Apple 14-inch MacBook Pro M6 Reveal
Apple introduced the 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M6 chip on October 27, placing a 2-nanometer processor inside the same portable aluminum body that has defined the line for years. The M6 uses a 12-core CPU that includes what Apple calls the world’s fastest CPU core, paired with a 12-core GPU that embeds a Neural Accelerator in every graphics core. A dual 16-core Neural Engine handles the AI work, while unified memory starts at 16GB and can be ordered up to 32GB, with bandwidth reaching 170GB per second on the higher configurations.

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Gravity Industries Jet Suit Flight Eden Project Cornwall

Gravity Industries Jet Suit Takes Flight Over Eden Project Grounds in Cornwall

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Gravity Industries Jet Suit Flight Eden Project Cornwall
Richard Browning took off from the grassy stretch outside the Eden Project’s famed biomes on a beautiful late March morning, the engines roaring to life as they have every time he has flown one of these. This time, he was demonstrating the Jet Suit at Anthropy UK, a gathering of movers and shakers in Cornwall. As the creator of Gravity Industries and the suit’s chief pilot, he intended to give everyone a taste of what personal flight is like when the engines roar, movement is instinctive, and the crowd feels the blast of exhaust in their face.

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