Cars with heat pumps scavenge heat from the motor(s) as well.
The GBA Pokémon games are great, my 8yo loves them.
Harvest moon series is also a good bet.
Kirby games
Yoshi’s island on snes
Agreed. Fire tablets are garbage. Super slow, outdated tech designed to shovel ads at your kids.
The uncomfortable truth is the best tablet for kids is a new iPad Air. It’ll be up to date for its lifespan of years and the parental controls, ecosystem and screentime functionality make it great for kids.
You can hate Apple but as a parent the iPad is great for kids.
Can’t charge at all. PHEVs don’t really need fast charging anyway.
That’s not sushi. That’s seared ahi tuna over what looks like fried rice noodles with sauce.
When these were being announced all the articles said first NACS cars would be on the market in 2025.
I got it last week and it’s amazing! I’m totally in love with it. I’ve had multiple handhelds over the last couple years, mostly anbernic devices, and this one is just amazing. Rg350m, rg351mp, rg353m, rg35xx was my favorite for a while, then powkiddy x55, now this Odin 2.
The finish feels really good in the hand, satiny without being too slippery. The color nails that old school Nintendo atomic purple vibe.
Performance is fantastic, screen is great, battery life is great, hand feel is just right, no complaints about buttons, sticks are silky smooth to use.
And one feature I’ve wanted in a retro handheld forever - Bluetooth headphone support!
Cold McDonald’s. To college players.
I asked if it had stripes mid way through and it said no….its wrong. Lame.
This is the first I’ve seen of it but I’ll guess it’s a retro gaming emulator handheld, android or Linux based. So it’ll run whatever its chips are powerful enough to run.
What is there to even downvote? Nobody is posting anything here. The most recent post is 17 days old.
What a terribly written article. It makes it sound like all Americans suddenly have mortgages at the current 7％ when reality is most are sitting with current loans in the 3％ range and much lower payments. This headline assumes everyone is paying the current rates.
I’ve had a Timbuktu backpack since 2006, still going strong. Took it to a dry cleaner once when it got dirty. Only sign of wear is the rubber on the bottom is splitting in a couple spots but that’s just there for waterproofing, the fabric underneath is fine.
Mine has a dedicated laptop pocket, it’s great.