The new Raspberry Pi 500+ is an all-in-one mini computer that brings a mechanical keyboard with RGB lighting, 16 GB of RAM, and a built-in SSD. Price? Around $200
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Jan Macarol is the responsible editor of the printed and online editions of City Magazine Slovenia. Together with his two assistants, he strives to offer readers the most unique and fresh information about urban culture, technological innovations, fashion and everything an urban nomad needs to survive in a fast-paced world.
At first glance, you might think that the Urbanoid Booba is just another futuristic robot vacuum cleaner. Its lines, rounded shell, and compact appearance really do remind you of a device from a smart home catalog. But Booba is actually nothing of the sort – it's a travel trailer that Urbanoid describes as the smallest and one of the lightest in the world.
Picture this: the narrow roads of the Czech Republic, the sun setting, and you're sitting behind the wheel of an elegant coupe that combines the charm of the 1970s with the technology of the future. The Škoda 110 R Concept is just that – a digital masterpiece that revives the legendary name, but instead of the rumble of a four-cylinder from the past, it offers the quiet power of electricity. But before you get too excited, let me warn you: this car only exists on screens. A shame, right?
Imagine a bike that looks like it just rolled out of Francesco Bagnaia's MotoGP pits, but with a license plate and turn signals. That's the 2026 Ducati Panigale V4 R - a machine that combines raw power, racing technology and just enough road-going refinement to keep you from being pulled over by the police at the first intersection. With aerodynamic sidepods, a gearbox that Pecco himself would approve of, and 235 horsepower waiting at your command, this bike doesn't just promise - it threatens.
With the Atelier Marine M1A, Timex proves that it is no longer just an affordable watch brand, but a serious player in the world of dive watches. With an enamel dial, Swiss movement, and sophisticated design for under a thousand dollars, this watch is a game changer in the affordable luxury category.
Imagine a Jeep imbued with electric magic and enclosed in a spaceship-like cabin. That’s the Vanderhall Brawley GTS—the creation of the only Utah-based automotive company known for its sleek three-wheelers, now taking to the wilderness with 404 electric horsepower. If you think this is just another UTV, think again.
The Mansory Equestre is a bold move by a German tuner that turns Ferrari's latest 12-cylinder supercar into a true work of art - or kitsch, depending on your taste. With purple accents, lots of carbon and extra horsepower under the hood, this car is anything but discreet.
China has sent the flying power plant of the future into the sky in the Hami desert region of Xinjiang – the S1500, the world's largest and most powerful wind turbine, which hovers high above the ground. After months of preparation, the floating steel bird successfully completed its maiden flight, opening a new chapter in the development of renewable energy sources. So, a wind turbine in the sky.
An instant translator in your pocket?! Did you know that your iPhone is not only a valuable device for endlessly scrolling through Instagram, but also a pretty effective language interpreter? Yes, that's right – no additional apps, no registrations, no panicking about finding WiFi in a foreign restaurant. Just open the camera and let the technology do its thing. Welcome to the 21st century, where your phone understands menus better than you do.
In the age of electric crossovers and small motorcycles, the Mercedes-Maybach V12 Edition 2025 is like a cigar in a vegan bar. Exclusive, sinfully powerful and limited to just 50 examples.
TUDOR surprised everyone who had previously associated the brand with rugged sports watches with the introduction of the TUDOR 1926 Luna. It is the first TUDOR watch with a moon display, housed in the elegant 1926 line. The result is a watch that combines symbolism, sophistication and classic mechanics in an affordable package.
In a world where a beauty routine is often more complicated than assembling Ikea furniture and more expensive than a plane ticket to Bali, it seems like we need a PhD in chemistry to understand cosmetic product labels. But the truth is refreshingly simple: You don't need ten steps and a movie star's bank account to get glowing skin. The solution? A homemade night cream made with four ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen. No chemicals, no drama, and—most importantly—no financial ruin.