Built over six months by Thai modder Jengki Wmp, Project Sentinel recreates The Matrix’s terrifying machine hunters with motorized claws, 524 articulated tentacle joints, custom water cooling, and a powerful gaming PC hidden within.
Designed with Ross Lovegrove, the KEF LS LUXE replaces the usual rectangular speaker cabinet with a fluid form that looks like it arrived from the future. Inside are 12th-generation Uni-Q drivers, 380 W of amplification per speaker, and high-resolution network playback up to 384 kHz/24-bit.
The TORRAS Q3 Air Pro uses visible dual-layer air cushions to absorb and disperse impacts without anything bursting out of the case. It also packs an 18N magnetic attachment system and a stand that rotates through 360 degrees.
Designed for TASCHEN by LoveFrom’s Marc Newson, the 14-kilogram tripod elevates collectible books into room centerpieces using acrylic glass, aluminum, and steel. It also elevates the humble act of leaving a book open into a US$1,750 design statement.
Limited to 500 numbered copies, the elaborate set pairs the complete shooting script with Bob Gale’s annotations, rare images, storyboards, set designs, and comparisons with the Eric Stoltz version. It also includes a hand-signed facsimile script—although you will have to supply your own time machine.
KFC Hong Kong has turned EVA Unit-01’s signature color into a spicy chicken burger with a purple bun. The Purple Power Awakens campaign also brings sweet potato snacks, collectible character cards, and limited-edition EVA merchandise.
Five folding screens recast Unit-01 as the Thunder God and Units 00, 02, 08, and Mark.06 as Wind Gods. Inspired by Tawaraya Sōtatsu’s national treasure, each piece combines traditional Japanese art with the emotional baggage of Evangelion.
Gibson Custom has revived one of hard rock’s rarest guitars with vintage-correct construction, unpotted T-Top humbuckers, and an individually numbered gold medallion. The first dedicated reissue carries a fittingly rock-star price of US$4,999.
The TERENCE V70 provides a full 88-key layout, fully weighted hammer action, and a 50W four-speaker system for regular practice. When the music stops, the piano folds into a smaller form so the rest of the room can reclaim its territory.
Montegrappa returns to Q Branch with an Eiffel Tower-inspired pen featuring an 18K gold nib, hidden Bond silhouette, airship display case, and a supervillain-sized price.
Teenage Engineering set out to build a mixer for the K.O. II and ended up with a portable effects box, sequencer, MIDI controller, and eight-input USB audio interface. Half the size of the K.O. II, the K.O.–Sidekick can mix your gear at home, in the studio, or as part of a compact live setup.
The plug-and-play transmitter bypasses built-in Bluetooth limitations, giving premium wireless headphones access to high-resolution codecs, lower latency, and Auracast across phones, computers, consoles, and Hi-Fi equipment.