The McMurtry Spéirling is a 1,000hp, 2,200lb electric race car that can do 0-60mph in under 2 seconds and a full quarter mile run in under 8 seconds.
But perhaps the coolest thing about it is the massive fan inside that keeps it suctioned to the ground and provides it with incredible grip and acceleration. Just watch the video to see what I mean.
I know everyone is excited by this news that they may be able to finally play Fortnite on the iPhone again, but all I really want is to be able to access the New Yorker articles available through my Apple News Plus subscription on my folding Android phone.
Shargeek is back with an updated version of its retro Macintosh-looking USB-C charger. The new one now has more power (67W), more ports (3 USB-C), and an actual display that shows you how much power is being pulled at any given moment or a Matrix-like animation. I don’t know exactly what an original Mac and the Matrix have in common, but the Retro 67 is still compact and light and incredibly cool looking. I must have it.
Shargeek is running an Indiegogo campaign for the launch, with shipments expected to arrive in March, 2023. The usual caveats with crowdfunding apply here, so caveat emptor.
Amazon has the Razor Crest Lego set from The Mandalorian for $98 today, a 30 percent discount.
It has over a thousand pieces and comes with a Baby Yoda, making it the perfect gift for yourself, er your favorite nine year old.
MacOS Ventura has a nifty new feature to let you use your iPhone as a webcam. But to make this practical, you need to mount your iPhone above your computer.
For $8, the Elephant Card lets you do just that. And it folds flat for easy travel.
Roborock’s S7 MaxV Ultra is the robot vacuum to beat — it’s got everything from intelligent mapping to integrated vacuum and mop to a base that will automatically empty both the dust bin and dirty water tank.
You typically have to pay $1400 for all of those features, but it’s on sale for $1070 right now, a 24 percent discount.
Black Friday has started and we’re kicking things off with the important items — a motorized Nerf Halo dart blaster for $32. Normally $56, this also includes a code for a digital freebie in the Halo game.
As they say, put your mask on first before helping others and treat yourself before blowing your budget on gifts.
