Astronomers used Hubble Space Telescope data to visualize what starburst galaxy NGC 1569, located 10.96 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Camelopardalis, could sound like. This star factory creates them at a rate 100 times faster than in our own galaxy, the Milky Way.
Tomasso’s LEGO Ideas Technics SL-1200 MK2 Turntable set has 2,215 pieces and still needs over 9,000 votes to be sent to review. This brick-ified recreation closely follows the original design elements, but with a slightly more toy-like appearance, including several playable features that mimic the original’s functionality.
Playing Windows XP sounds on instruments is one thing, using custom MIDI dials to manipulate an AI image generator image in real-time is another. Johannes Stelzer accomplishes the latter by with Stable Diffusion‘s SDXL Turbo, which creates a baseline image of “photo of a red brick house, blue sky”.
Remember the Sony Discman? Well, the Fiio DM13 portable CD player might be the next best thing. In addition to both 3.5mm single-ended and 4.4mm balanced headphone outputs, the device also boasts aptX HD Bluetooth connectivity, which means it can connect to wireless headphones or speakers.
First released on July 1, 1979 in Japan, the Sony Walkman TPS-L2 was touted as the world’s first low-cost personal stereo. This metal-cased blue-and-silver music player definitely didn’t come cheap, as it retailed for $150, or $648.90 in 2024.
Limited to 500-units worldwide, the Post Malone x Backbone One controller is compatible with the iPhone 15 series and Android devices with a USB-C connection. What sets this limited edition apart from the standard model is the aluminum D-pad / ABXY buttons, an individual serial number, special packaging and glow in the dark Post Malone logos.
