Nékojita FuFu is another unusual robot creation from Yukai Engineering. It’s designed to hang off a mug or sit next to a plate and cool hot drinks and food by blowing on it with varying intensities. It can reduce temperatures by up to 30 degrees in three minutes and will be available in Japan in mid-2025 for about $25.
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The DuchesS, Hyperkin’s recreation of the smaller Xbox Controller S it upgraded with Hall effect joysticks, will soon be available in a new color option.
The $49.99 Special Edition Greenhaven DuchesS matches the Controller S that was included with the Halo-themed Xbox Microsoft introduced in 2004. Hyperkin hasn’t finalized a release date or when preorders will start.
Combining two things once thought to be detrimental to young people, Dungeons & Dragons: The Tyrant’s Eye is Stern’s latest mechanical marvel featuring challenges like an owlbear, a gelatinous cube, and an animated red dragon with glowing fire effects.
Pricing starts at $6,999 for the Pro Edition and goes up to $12,999 for the Limited Edition which includes several upgrades.
Preorders for the GBA SP-style handheld that upgrades the Anbernic RG35XXSP with a pair of analog joysticks started today, as spotted by Retro Dodo.
It’s priced at around $78 and is available in four colors including black, yellow, white, and an SNES-inspired gray option. Delivery is expected as early as January 5th for those who preorder early.
Wrapped in carbon fiber, Sharge’s CarbonBlade has a USB-C and USB-A port while still being just 0.46 inches thick making it easy to slip into a pocket for power emergencies. But for $69.90 it’s also pricier than Anker’s slightly thicker 10,000mAh slim power bank.
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Performance upgrades and screen improvements make the new Paperwhite’s minor updates feel more substantial.
The company didn’t reveal specific timing, but you’ll finally be able to buy Casio’s functional ring watch through its US website the day after Christmas, as spotted by G-Central.
The $120 wearable has a tiny LCD screen that shows hours, minutes, and seconds, a stopwatch function, and an alarm that flashes the display’s backlight instead of making noise.
















