You Might Be Able to Finally Play Halo Infinite Starting Tomorrow By Michelle Ehrhardt Halo Infinite is finally making its way into the hands of players, kind of, thanks to an invite-only multiplayer beta that starts on July 29th.
Raspberry Pi Stops Package Thieves with AI and Flour By Ash Hill Ryder Damen is stopping package thieves with the help of a Raspberry Pi and artificial intelligence.
PS5 Sells 10 Million Units, Fastest Selling Console in Sony's History By Francisco Pires The PS5 has already sold 10 million units less than a year since its launch, unlocking the fastest selling games console achievement for Sony - despite continuous shortages.
Monoprice Brings IGZO Tech to US Gamers With 180Hz Monitor By Anton Shilov Monoprice is releasing a 27-inch, 1440p IPS gaming monitor with an IGZO backlit panel.
Sapphire Outs 100W Compact CPU Cooler For AMD AM4 CPUs By Zhiye Liu Graphics card vendor Sapphire has revealed the company's Nitro LTC CPU cooler.
All Steam Decks Now Expected to Be Available 'After Q2 2022' By Nathaniel Mott Valve has updated the entry-level Steam Deck's availability to some time after the second quarter of 2022.
Apple, Microsoft Detail Supply Chain Constraints in Earnings Calls By Andrew E. Freedman Both Microsoft and Apple said supply chain issues have continued to have an impact, despite strong performance.
NZXT Introduces Two New Prebuilt Ranges Targeting Streamers and SFF By Aleksandar Kostovic NZXT introduces two new SKUs in the company's pre-built PC offerings, targeting streamers and small form-factor enthusiasts.
AMD Posts All-Time High $3.85 Billion in Quarterly Sales By Anton Shilov AMD hit record sales off the back of demand for Zen 3 CPUs, Radeon GPUs, and game consoles.
Taiwan Greenlights TSMC's 2nm Fab: Coming Online in 2024 ~ 2025 By Anton Shilov TSMC's N2-capable fab on track for 2024 ~ 2025.
Recycle Your Unwanted Raspberry Pi and Get Money off at okdo By Ian Evenden UK store okdo is offering money off if you send in your old Raspberry Pi boards for factory refurbishment.
AMD Begins to Ship Instinct MI200 'Aldebaran' Compute GPUs By Anton Shilov AMD starts initial shipments of CDNA2 GPUs for HPC.
Kioxia Demos HLC 3D NAND and Talks About OLC NAND By Anton Shilov Extreme SSD capacity at any cost: Kioxia experiments with 3D HLC NAND, talks 3D OLC NAND.
Xbox Celebrates Console Flight Simulator With Real Series S Suitcase By Michelle Ehrhardt Xbox Australia & New Zealand is following up its American parent company’s fridge contest with a suitcase contest, and I want a full complement of Xbox lookalike lifestyle gear now.
Raspberry Pi 4 Powers Clever, Expensive Robot Combo By Ian Evenden myAGV comes as a $700 robot base which uses LIDAR and a camera to navigate the world. Add another $600 for the six-axis robot arm.
Microsoft: You Can't Get Around Windows 11 Requirements By Michelle Ehrhardt Individual PC Builders are left in the dust as Microsoft doubles down on its Windows 11 minimum requirements, a move that favors OEMs.
SK Hynix to Start DDR5 Volume Production in Coming Months By Anton Shilov SK Hynix to mass produce DDR5, 176L 3D NAND in 2H 2021.
Get Over $200 off This Alienware Aurora Gaming PC With RTX 3080 and AMD Ryzen 9 By Jason England Alienware’s Aurora Ryzen Edition R10 gaming desktop with AMD Ryzen 9 and an RTX 3080 is now $230 off — taking the price down to $2,689 at Dell.
Amazon Says It’s Not Planning to Accept Cryptocurrency Payments Any Time Soon By Nathaniel Mott Amazon denied a report claiming it planned to start accepting payments via Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Classroom Computer Brought Back to Life With Linux By Ian Evenden A former classroom staple is brought back to life with a hidden single-board computer and a dose of Ubuntu.
