Nikon's $1,400 Z5IIC is a compact full-frame camera designed for creators who prefer rear-display shooting over an eye-level viewfinder. It matches its larger Z5II sibling in image quality and autofocus but sacrifices the viewfinder and dual memory card slots for portability and lightweight carry.
A hobbyist built an extremely compact Windows XP computer inside a cardboard box measuring 243mm x 200mm x 48mm using a Mini-ITX motherboard, carefully arranging components like a 3D jigsaw puzzle with nearly zero tolerance for error. The project required custom internal support structures made from Wonderboard plastic and careful thermal management with strategically placed cooling fans.