Peugeot RCZ Vision Paris Reveal
Peugeot brought the RCZ name back to the Paris Motor Show this year with a concept that treats the old coupe formula as something still worth pursuing. The RCZ Vision sits low and wide on the new Stellantis STLA One platform, measuring 4.65 meters long, 1.94 meters wide, and just 1.35 meters tall. Those proportions make it larger than the original car that ran from 2009 to 2015, yet the height stays almost identical. Muscular shoulders, a sculpted flank line, and an active rear spoiler that stays tucked away until the car is moving all contribute to the shape. Forged aluminum wheels measure 21 inches up front and 22 inches at the rear.

Anbernic RG DDS Handheld Reveal
Anbernic just showed its RG DDS, a folding dual-screen handheld shaped closely after Nintendo’s classic 3DS clamshell. Open the lid and the top panel measures about 4.7 inches at a 5:3 ratio with 1200 by 720 resolution, while the bottom touchscreen sits near 4 inches at a 4:3 ratio with 960 by 720 resolution. Both custom IPS panels hit 300 pixels per inch and reach 500 nits of brightness, with matched color, refresh rate, and materials so the pair stays consistent in appearance.

SubCom Undersea Cables Inside Look Technology
Almost every international email, video call, and cloud file travels through fiber-optic cables resting on the ocean floor, and the company that designs, builds, and installs a large share of them operates from a 50-acre campus in Newington, New Hampshire, where machines run around the clock turning hair-thin glass into the routes that connect continents. SubCom produces roughly 58,000 kilometers of cable each year at that site beside the Piscataqua River, with an expansion under way that aims for 77,000 kilometers by the end of 2026 and a longer-term target near 100,000 kilometers.