Hori’s Piranha Plant camera for the Nintendo Switch 2 just might be one of the first must have accessories for the handheld. Why? It’s designed to work with the Switch 2’s new GameChat feature, which allows video chatting and in-game camera use.
Banana-Bit just might be the world’s first Arduboy-powered, banana-shaped handheld game console. At its core, the Banana-Bit is an open-source gaming device designed to run over 300 Arduboy games. The Arduboy platform typically relies on an ATmega32u4 microcontroller, an 8-bit AVR chip from Atmel.
You’ve seen the 2025 Honda Prelude, but what about the world’s first and only 2000 Honda Prelude with two functional engines? That’s right, it has the original front-mounted 2.2-liter H22A4 inline-4 as well as an additional H22A4 engine mounted in the rear where the trunk and rear seats would normally be.
Card radios, like the Casio RD-10, are basically compact, portable radio receivers designed to be roughly the size of a credit card or a small stack of cards, making them highly convenient for on-the-go use. These devices emerged during a time when miniaturization was a big trend in consumer electronics, particularly in the 1980s and 1990s, as companies pushed the boundaries of making gadgets smaller as well as more portable.
Here’s something you don’t see everyday, or at least stateside, a Cinderella-carriage inspired 2000 Toyota WiLL Vi. This subcompact sedan was part of the WiLL brand, a collaborative project by Toyota and several other Japanese companies like Panasonic and Asahi Breweries, aimed at appealing to younger buyers with quirky, lifestyle-focused products
This tank track-equipped Volkswagen Beetle, nicknamed ‘Battle Bug’, could be yours for $25,000 USD. It’s located in Nashville, Tennessee, and looks to be straight from SNK’s Metal Slug series of video games.
Have $14,000 burning a hole in your pocket and lots of land? You can actually buy a 2-story luxury flat-pack container home on Amazon, complete with a garage. However, there are some major drawbacks including not having a bathroom, or at least the way it ships. Put simply, their descriptions leave a lot to be desired, unlike this real Airbnb shipping container home.
Chad Kapper and Josh Bixler of Flite Test may have built the world’s first 3D printer that can actually fly, more specifically the Elegoo Centauri Carbon. Put simply, it was affixed to a custom R/C plane to attempt an interesting mid-air printing experiment.