In the world of notebook computers, one of the most iconic designs is the ThinkPad by IBM/Lenovo. These ‘ThinkTanks’ have a reputation for being reliable, but they tend to prioritize usability over being extremely small. Not so with the ‘ThinkTiny’ by Paul Klinger. His device can sit comfortably between the fingerprint ID and the ThinkPad logo on the real thing’s keyboard panel.
Wristwatches these days mostly come in two varieties: smartwatches that are basically just smartphones with a strap, and expensive fashion watches intended to be stylish. If you’re interested in the latter, you’re probably out of luck unless your style is either “mob boss” or “CEO with something to prove.” Mile’s Skeleton Watch, on the other hand, is a freeform circuit sculpture that is totally geek chic.
When you hear “3D-printed home,” you may envision a far-fetched, futuristic concept. Thanks to Icon, a construction company that uses 3D printing, and non-profit New Story, though, the concept is quickly becoming a reality—and may be a major advancement in creating affordable homes for underserved communities.
According to Icon, the first permitted, 3D-printed home is just 350 square feet, and located in Austin, Texas. The tiny home serves as “proof-of-concept for sustainable homebuilding that will allow for safer, more affordable homes for more families, faster than ever,” per a press release.
Lyra brings all the history of video gaming in the palm of your hands. Play your all time favourite video games whenever you want, wherever you want.
In this video ETAPrime tests out some of my favorite emulators on the new UDOO Bolt V8 a Ryzen APU powered ultra-small form factor Nano ITX maker Board “ Single Board Computer” does it have enough power to run Dreamcast, PSP,3ds using Citra, PS3 using RPCS3 or even Gamecube using the Dolphin emulator? Let’s find out.
The Origin Big O 2019. A combo of PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and RTX Titan Gaming PC in one box. Origin PC – https://www.originpc.com/big-o/
The Pirate3D Buccaneer was one of the hottest Kickstarter campaigns of 2013 raising almost $1.5 million dollars. Unfortunately, it failed.
VICE Games has managed to get in touch with a source familiar with Nintendo’s updated customer support documentation. In it, the company tells its employees that it will no longer charge customers seeking repairs for their Switch Joy-Con, and to refund those who’ve already paid.
