At first glance, this looks like a standard Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 van with a 144-inch wheelbase, but slide open the door, and you’re greeted by a minimalist, yet cozy, living space. Villa Vans managed to turn this cargo van into something ready to explore the world, complete with a 370W solar panel system on the roof with a charge controller, a 400 Ah lithium battery, 3,000W inverter/charger, a DC-DC charger.
The Garmin Dash Cam Mini 2 won’t attract too much attention while recording everything ahead of you on the road, and it’s being offered for just $99.99 shipped, originally $129.99. You can even access the camera remotely for Live View monitoring when you’re away from your parked vehicle. Product page.
The Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold was unveiled just a littler over a month ago, but even with its hefty price tag, Zack Nelson of JerryRigEverything put the foldable smartphone through several rigorous tests. Let’s just say that users need to be really careful with the device, with or without a protective case.
Sleek and stylish, yet highly functional, the TECNO X GEEKOM MEGAMINI G1 is currently the world’s smallest water-cooled gaming PC. Its metal exterior is combined with a transparent side panel as well as hypnotizing RGB lighting, while a mini display screen lets users monitor CPU, GPU load, and chassis temperature in real-time.
Is a McLaren 750S fast enough to take down a Lamborghini Revuelto in a drag racing showdown? Well, considering the former retails for $324,000 USD compared to the Revuelto’s $608,000, it’s a tall task to say the least.
Photo credit: Ryan Imperio
It’s that time again, time to reveal some of our favorite Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2024 winners. First up, we have Ryan Imperio’s ‘Distorted Shadows of the Moon’s Surface Created by an Annular Eclipse’, which was named the overall winner of the competition this year. This is actually a 30 image composite of the Sun, captured in Texas during the annular solar eclipse on October 14, 2023.
Photo credit: Ryan McQueen
No, this isn’t a heavily modified LaFerrari or Enzo Ferrari, just Ryan McQueen’s Insanity Jet Car, the world’s first powered by two Rolls-Royce Viper jet engines making over 18,000 horsepower combined. All of that power makes this unique vehicle fuel hungry, as it consumes up to 106 gallons (400 liters) of fuel in under two minutes.
