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GameMT EX8 debuts as a budget Android handheld tailored for retro gaming

The gaming handheld continues to expand with new devices aimed at retro enthusiasts and mobile gamers. One of the latest additions is the GameMT EX8, a portable gaming console designed to deliver a capable Android-based gaming experience while maintaining a relatively affordable price point. With a high-resolution display, a familiar handheld layout, and hardware suited […]

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Apple Finally Rounded the MacBook’s Corners After 18 Years

For about 18 years, every aluminum MacBook has looked more or less the same. Silver. Angular. Quietly serious. There’s nothing wrong with that. Apple’s unibody aluminum design, introduced in October 2008 and carved from a single block of metal, was genuinely elegant and set the template for an entire industry. But it also retired something

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paul&albert turn dutch front doors into sculptural cabinet for citizen participation in assen

Paul&Albert’s Front Door Cabinet for the municipality of Assen   Dutch design duo Paul&Albert have created the Front Door Cabinet for the municipality of Assen in the Netherlands. The object organizes tools used by the city for communication and citizen participation while translating the architectural language of domestic front doors into a sculptural cabinet. Rather

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Airstream Atlas 25RT redefines the classic two-person motorhome

Airstream is synonymous with quality. And when that quality meets Mercedes-Benz performance and substance, you get an interesting, adventure-ready motorhome called the Atlas 25RT. From how Airstream puts it – and the photos suggest – this is a luxury-packed touring coach with sophisticated interiors that you would want for a comfortable adventure, whether it’s for

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This Foldable DIY Cyberdeck Has Breadboards Built In and Runs Doom

Most portable computers are sealed boxes, which is exactly what makes them frustrating for anyone who wants to experiment with electronics. You can run code on a laptop, but try wiring a temperature sensor or an infrared transmitter directly to it, and you’ll realize that consumer hardware was never designed for that kind of access.

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layered courtyard landscape reinvigorates community life in shenzhen housing development

TROP designs residential park for housing complex   Yanlord The Park is a residential courtyard landscape designed by TROP for a high-density housing development in Shenzhen, China. Located between a cluster of residential towers, the project transforms a constrained ground plane into a layered garden promenade that supports daily community life. Instead of functioning as

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with no steering wheel and control buttons, electric robotaxi lunar relies on itself to drive

Concept electric robotaxi lunar has no steering wheel   Lucid Group unveils the concept electric robotaxi Lunar that can drive on its own without using any steering wheel and control buttons. A look inside the cabin shows that it can sit up to two passengers and in front of them lies a centered horizontal digital

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‘this is freedom’: yorgos lanthimos on photography beyond cinema

yorgos lanthimos on the autonomy of photographs   On the occasion of Yorgos Lanthimos: Photographs, an exhibition curated by Michael Mack, on view at Onassis Stegi in Athens from March 7th to May 17th, 2026, the filmmaker offered an unusually candid reflection on his evolving relationship with the still image. Known internationally for the singular

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