(^3) KitchenAid 4.8L Artisan
Stand Mixer
For some, preparing a tasty meal or
making some baked goods is an ideal way
to play and have fun. If that’s you,
KitchenAid’s stand mixer is the perfect
partner thanks to its variety of
attachments and huge stainless steel
bowl, plus a 300W motor that can batter
any batter.
$949, kitchenaid.com
(^4) DGT Centaur
Take your eyes away from screens and
embroil your brain in the sport of kings
(and queens and little jumping horses)
with DGT’s auto-adjusting, sensor-
acked chess computer. It might thrash
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(^5) Lego Mindstorms EV3
Build and program your own click-
ogether robots with a coding language
hat’s simple enough for kids to learn yet
owerful enough for adults to savour. The
ltimate combination of tactile toy and
rain-bending programming challenge,
with motors and sensors galore.
499, lego.com
DJI Mavic Mini
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mit for registration and line-of-sight
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(^2) Oculus Quest
Tether-free room-scale VR for a bargain
price, the Quest transports you away
into a virtual world, with all the
hardware you need to play built into the
headset. The Quest sports a full Android
operating system, capable of streaming
what you see to a phone or Chromecast,
and includes a pair of handheld
trollers. If you do have the pixel-
hing power, you could connect to a
by USB.
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(^1) clockworkPi GameShell
This build-it-yourself machine is a fully
capable computer in a GameBoy-esque
shell, ready-made for tinkering, coding,
or just settling down to some fun retro
games. It’s modular, too, meaning (in
theory) you’ll be able to build in
upgrades later on.
$159, clockworkpi.com
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