Apple finally put a touchscreen on a MacBook Pro and paired it with a tandem OLED panel called PROLED XDR that reaches 2000 nits of peak brightness for both HDR and ordinary SDR content. Available in 14.2-inch and 16.3-inch sizes, the display hits a 10,000,000:1 contrast ratio, supports ProMotion that ramps from 10Hz to 120Hz, and covers both the P3 and Adobe RGB color spaces with more than 80 percent of Rec. 2020.
Virgin Galactic has given its next spaceship a name drawn from ancient Greek for the boundless. Apeiron (pronounced App-Err-On) emerged from a public vote that drew thousands of responses from 83 countries across six continents. Michael Colglazier, the company’s chief executive, said the choice captures the ambition of human spaceflight and the possibilities it opens for people who share the drive to go higher.
Sony has put together a fresh set of DualSense controllers and matching PlayStation 5 console covers that let you see parts of the hardware underneath a glossy outer shell. The Prism Collection arrives in three colors and treats the transparent look that showed up on electronics in the late 1990s as something worth bringing back for current hardware rather than leaving it in the past. Pre-orders open on November 10, 2026, with the full lineup shipping on February 4, 2027.
Early buyers in the United States and Europe have already begun taking delivery of the YIVTOL S-Zero Plus, a single-seat electric multicopter that lifts off vertically from a backyard or open field without needing a runway or a pilot license in qualifying cases. Built by Shenzhen Yingwu Intelligent Technologies under the YIVTOL name, the aircraft hangs a compact carbon-fiber cockpit beneath a titanium-tube frame that supports eight independent electric rotors arranged in a four-axis coaxial layout. Arms fold inward so the whole machine can shrink enough to fit in a pickup bed or a standard garage bay, turning storage and transport into ordinary logistics rather than a specialized operation.
Anduril has partnered with Qualcomm to launch BlueChip, a new line of rugged laptops designed and assembled in the United States for government agencies, the military, first responders, and public safety teams. Palmer Luckey’s defense company already has working prototypes, and it expects to start taking orders in 2027.