What's up with the Lego Hubble? Lego is dropping a set of the iconic Hubble Space Telescope — 1,252 pieces, and the built model stretches to 38 centimeters. Nice touch: the engineers went inside too, tucking in mirrors and gyroscopes, while the outside has movable solar panels and antennas you can pose however you like.
Goes on sale August 1, priced at $140.
Bottom line: put a legendary telescope on your shelf without spending NASA's annual budget on it.

What's up with the Steam Machine? Accessory brand Jsaux has confirmed it's finishing up its swappable front panels with a built-in display for Valve's Steam Machine. The idea is simple: you replace the console's stock face with a custom one that has a small screen embedded right into the front. They first teased these back in November, and now they've shared updated designs.
Three panels are promised, by screen type: E Ink, color E Ink, and a dot matrix display.
As for price and release date — still silence on that.
Bottom line: soon you'll be able to change your console's face to match your mood. A small thing, but modders will love it.

What's up with the 3D-printed sneakers? Adidas is showing off a new one for collectors — the BB.01, which they're calling the world's first 3D-printed basketball shoe. It's the debut release from Adidas's new platform, Project R.A.P.
But there's a catch — getting a pair will be nearly impossible: the run is just 169 pairs. The limited drop starts July 10 and, by the looks of it, will sell out instantly. Priced at $250.
Bottom line: not a sneaker, but a collector's exhibit. If you snagged a pair, you won the lottery.