Andrew Liszewski

Only 200 prototypes of the Nintendo PlayStation were ever made, and most were destroyed when the partnership fell through. What was believed to be the last remaining prototype in existence sold at auction for $360,000 in 2020, but Julian Domanski discovered that former Sony Computer Entertainment CEO Ken Kutaragi has had one stashed away in a closet, as spotted by Time Extension. Don’t expect it to hit the auction block any time soon.

When we reviewed the Xgimi MoGo 3 Pro, it relied on a tripod stand with a battery inside for portability. But the company has announced a redesigned version, called the Xgimi Play 6 in China, that incorporates a 20,000mAh battery plus a more flexible gimbal, improved sound, and a bump to 500 lumens of brightness.

We’re slowly starting to get a better idea of the full capabilities of Boston Dynamics’ upgraded Atlas robot. The company shared another video of the humanoid performing various moves developed using reinforcement learning and human motion capture. Atlas runs, crawls, and performs a respectable cartwheel.

That’s the question Haier is answering with its new Leader washing machine featuring three separate tubs. The large one can hold up to 23 pounds of clothing including bulky garments like coats, while the smaller tubs can each hold up to 2.2 pounds and are designed for smaller items that may need separate delicate cycles.

Multimorphic worked with Valve and official assets from Portal and Portal 2 to create this new pinball machine built on the company’s modular P3 platform. The game includes features like launchers that can send a ball flying from one side to the other, weighted companion cubes, and a giant animated screen beneath the playfield, as spotted by Ars Technica.