Photo credit: Adam LeBlanc
In a world where keyboards remain stubbornly tethered to desks, an interesting experiment has emerged from the workshop of Adam LeBlanc. His creation, the Schist01, is a wrist-mounted keyboard that feels like it leapt from the world of Cyberpunk 2077.
The GMKtec M6 Mini PC could be the best value for your money when it comes to Windows 11 Pro systems, and you can get one for $279.99 shipped when the 30% off is automatically applied at checkout, originally $399.99. Its AMD Ryzen 5 6600H, a 6-core, 12-thread processor built on the Zen 3+ architecture, hums along at up to 4.5GHz, handling everything from Microsoft Office to light gaming and even creative workloads like Photoshop with ease. Product page.
AYANEO’s Flip 1S DS, a dual-screen handheld gaming PC, boasts a clamshell design that feels like a nod to the Nintendo DS while packing the muscle of a modern mini PC. In other words, this is what a modern Nintendo DS could look like.
YouTuber Juskim, a modder who thinks outside the box, literally, decided to craft a gaming mouse so tiny it laughs in the face of standard designs, yet still packs the precision and speed that pro gamers demand. It’s safe to say that this could be the world’s smallest wireless gaming mouse.
Microsoft and ASUS just dropped a possible game-changer at the Xbox Games Showcase 2025, unveiling the ROG Xbox Ally and its turbocharged twin, the ROG Xbox Ally X—handheld gaming rigs that mash up PC power with the slick Xbox vibe, all in a package you can toss in a backpack. These aren’t just portable consoles; they’re built to deliver the full Xbox experience whether you’re gaming on a flight, at a café, or kicked back on your couch.
Photo credit: Michaelthatsit
A modder going by u/michaelthatsit on Reddit has taken Valve’s Steam Deck, the portable gaming beast, and flipped it into something wildly different: a pint-sized PC crammed inside a wireless keyboard shell, dubbed Bento. This DIY masterpiece is a flex of pure ingenuity, stuffing the muscle of a handheld console into a form factor that could blend right into your office desk.
Minimalism in a workspace is like pulling off a magic trick, literally. For YouTube’s Basically Homeless, the hunt for a clutter-free desk sparked a wild idea: cramming a beastly gaming PC into an office chair, hiding all that power in plain sight.
Prime members can get a KAMRUI Essenx E1 mini PC for just $134.30 shipped after redeeming the on-page 5% off coupon as well as entering promotional code: ZTKRMZV9M during checkout, originally $209.95. Weighing under a pound, it’s portable enough to toss in a bag, and the included VESA mount lets you tuck it behind a display for a clean, wire-free look. Product page.
In a world where computers keep getting smaller, Nick Gillard has crafted something extraordinary: the Pico-Mac-Nano, a fully functional replica of the 1984 Apple Macintosh that stands just 62mm tall. This miniature marvel, small enough to fit on a Barbie doll’s desk, is a nostalgic nod to the past packed with modern ingenuity. It’s not just a toy—it’s a working computer that runs classic Mac software, connects via USB, and even sports a tiny screen that mimics the original’s iconic black-and-white display.
