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LEGO
Technic 42254 is a 572-piece model that uses different gear ratios to move the planets around the Sun at their own pace, with information panels on each body. LEGO unveiled it November 1; it launches January 1, 2027 at a listed €99.99.
Gaming
Blaze's retro handheld runs physical cartridges with no internet needed and has a dual-thumbstick layout. GamesRadar+ says the games run at 60fps, but it skips an AMOLED screen, hall-effect sticks and HDMI out, and a sleep-function patch is promised.
Gaming
The two-piece mobile controller links over Bluetooth or USB-C and has Hall Effect sticks and triggers, 0.3mm micro-switch buttons and a 600mAh battery in each half. It costs 379 CNY, and some call it a rebadged Redmi GamePad.
Robots
Sector 07's 3D-printed Fetch runs on an Arduino UNO Q with a two-class vision model (ball and hand) trained in Edge Impulse. Parts cost about $300, and the files are heading to Arduino Project Hub.
Photos of the 18+ set 21375 box surfaced October 31. It is expected to launch on Black Friday, November 27, and LEGO has not yet published an official product page, so details remain unconfirmed.
Gaming
The wireless earbuds pair with a USB transceiver that plugs into a cradle with mute and volume controls and ENC, giving under 30ms latency. A GREEN FUNDING crowdfunding campaign started in Japan on October 30.
VR & AR
The collector's edition keeps the Viture Beast's 3DoF tracking and optics but adds a new color scheme, metal Soul Blade decals on the temples and a metal-and-leather case that unsheaths. It ships with three Phantom Blade Zero collectibles and is on sale today from Viture for $599.
LEGO
The 317-piece Arkham Batman Batmobile has functional suspension and a Batman minifigure for the cockpit, and comes with a Golden Red Brick code for LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. It releases January 1, 2027 for $29.99.