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This Isn’t a Toy Car, Just the F2 Gaming Emulation Handheld That Can Play SNES Games and More

A Lenovo Legion Go is perfect for PC gaming on-the-go, but for something a bit more conspicuous, you’ll want the F2 Gaming Emulation Handheld. Aside from looking like a diecast toy car, it features a 3.0-inch IPS LCD screen and has a 1,800mAh battery, which is definitely good enough for all-day gaming on a single charge.

Since the F2 isn’t as powerful as the Analogue Pocket, it is not compatible with original game cartridges nor can the console emulate more modern systems like the PSP, SEGA Dreamcast, or GameCube. Fortunately, the F2 has TV output so you’ll be able to game on a larger screen, rather than deal with its tiny 3.0-inch screen. Still interested? You can get one for $41.93 shipped for Cyber Monday here.

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Toy Story x Samsung Galaxy Buds FE Cases Launch in Korea

Toy Story x Samsung Galaxy Buds FE cases have just launched in South Korea through a partnership with Gmarket, a local shopping website. Available in Hamm ($28 USD) and Lotso Bear ($30.3) models, they can be purchased as a bundle with the Galaxy Buds FE wireless earbuds for around $97.

Galaxy Buds FE offer Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Ambient Sound technology, despite its budget price tag. When both are combined, they enable you to hear more of what you love and less of what you don’t. Plus, automatic personalized beamforming of the advanced three microphone system, along with AI-powered Deep Neutral Network (DNN), separates your voice from unwanted background noise for clearer calls. For those in South Korea, Gmarket is offering an early bird price of $87 for a Toy Story case and a pair of Galaxy Buds FE through November 29th.

Inspired by the iconic and ergonomic design of the series, Galaxy Buds FE are engineered to be comfortable enough to wear for a long time, and enable a more customized fit with three different sizes of ear tips and two different sizes for wingtips,” said the company.

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Inventor Transforms Hot Wheels Toy Into an FPV R/C Car

When is a Hot Wheels toy not just something you race around a track? When Max Imagination turns one into a functional FPV R/C car. This 1:64 scale project is based on Arduino boards, including an ESP32 WiFi microprocessors to run web applications for both car control and the First-Person-View video feed.

It also comes equipped with a small high-speed, brushed DC motor with its own motor driver as well as a micro servo for steering, all with proportional control. A smartphone is used to control the Hot Wheels car, while a second device slots into a VR headset for the first person view.

Hot Wheels RC 1:64 Scale Tesla Cybertruck Rechargeable Radio-Controlled Racing Cars for On- or Off-Track...

Hot Wheels RC 1:64 Scale Tesla Cybertruck Rechargeable Radio-Controlled Racing Cars for On- or Off-Track…

The Hot Wheels RC 1:64 mini cars feature the innovative Hot Wheels RC technology combined with the iconic decos and stylings inherent to the Hot…
Kids drive the adventure when they control their cars through epics stunts, thrilling challenges, and down the racing road to victory
Cars include a turbo boost for kids who dare to unlock additional power in every challenge and have the ability to reach up to 500 scale miles per…

Join us on this thrilling journey as Max shows you how to transform a regular Hot Wheels model car (Porsche 993 GT2) into an adrenaline-pumping Arduino-based 1:64 scale micro FPV RC Drift Car! Entirely based on tiny, Arduino-compatible boards,” said Max.

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Bill Smith

When it comes to cars, video games or geek culture, Bill is an expert of those and more. If not writing, Bill can be found traveling the world.

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