An Apple Computer business card from 1983 signed by Steve Jobs has reached $42,875 USD at auction with three days left to go. The signature on this off-white 3.5″ x 2″ card has been certified by PSA and graded a a Gem Mint 10, the highest possible.
Measuring in at just 2.5 x 1.4 x 0.7 in (63 x 36 x 19 mm), the 23g Kenko Tokina Pieni M is a tiny digital camera that not only fits in the palm of your hand, but still capable of shooting photos as well as video.
Researchers use the Husky UGV to spy on penguins in Antarctica, while John Downer Productions employed this robot pig to infiltrate that swimming pigs of the Bahamas for David Tennant’s BBC/PBS series Spy in the Ocean. Why are there pigs here? Well, legend has it that they swam to the island from a nearby shipwreck.
Panda Studio has unveiled a life-sized Elden Ring Dark Moon Greatsword prop that costs a whopping $459 USD. Its bluish translucent blade, complete with leave engravings, can either be used for cosplay or mounted on a wall as a decoration.
Photo credit: NASA | Warren Hoburg
Annual Pi Day celebrations are underway and NASA astronaut Stephen Bowen isn’t going to be left out. In this image snapped aboard the International Space Station, we can see him holding an actual pie that is festively decorated in commemoration of Pi Day.
A Raspberry Pi 5-powered cat TV? Yes, it’s real, thanks to developer Becky Stern. Rather than a traditional case, the tiny computer is nestled within a custom 3D-printed enclosure that resembles a classic CRT TV.
If you thought Epicon was magnificent, wait until you see NEOM’s Gidori, a Blade Runner-like private golf community set amidst the breathtaking coastal hills of the Gulf of Aqaba. Its futuristic architecture seamlessly blends with the dramatic natural landscape, consisting of premium residences, as well as a range of sports and leisure amenities.
Brick Technology built a cat-sized LEGO train designed to transport your pet around the house. In this case, it was made for the engineer’s two cats (Cookie and Muffin), both of whom can ride in the train, complete with 3D printed rails and wheels.