The Ryzen-Powered Aya Neo Tablet Debuts In February By Aaron Klotz The Aya Neo Ryzen-based gaming tablet will launch worldwide in Febuary on an Indigogo campaign.
Pascal Rides Again, Nvidia Launches the GeForce GT 1010 By Aaron Klotz Nvidia quietly releases a new Pascal part, the GT 1010 to replace the Kepler based GT 710
Intel Rocket Lake Price, Benchmarks, Specs and Release Date, All We Know By Paul Alcorn Intel's Rocket Lake is arriving soon. Here's all we know about the upcoming chips.
Retailer Reveals Rocket Lake-S, Comet Lake Refresh Pricing By Zhiye Liu Intel's 11th Generation Rocket Lake-S processors have shown up overseas with an estimated delivery date of one week.
Intel Kills Off All Optane-Only SSDs for Consumers, No Replacements Planned (Updated) By Paul Alcorn Intel killed off all of its Optane-only SSDs for consumers with little fanfare, marking a big shift in its consumer storage lineup.
How to Build a Raspberry Pi-Powered Digital Photo Frame By Caroline Dunn In this project, we’ll build a digital photo frame with our Raspberry Pi with photos updating dynamically from Google photos.
AMD Ryzen 5000 Chips Are In Stock for Next-Day Delivery...In Europe By Niels Broekhuijsen Europe just received a huge shipment of AMD Ryzen 5000 chips with next-day delivery available from many webshops.
Sapphire Launches Fanless Radeon RX 5700 XT Compute GPU By Zhiye Liu Sapphire has released the GPRO X070, a compute graphics card based on the Radeon RX 5700 XT.
Apple's Next MacBook Pros Rumored to Regain MagSafe, Lose Touch Bar By Anton Shilov The next-generation Apple MacBook Pros may get MagSafe back but drop the Touch Bar.
This Raspberry Pi Etch-A-Sketch Draws Pictures For You By Ash Puckett This Raspberry Pi Etch-a Sketch project recreates the old school toy with a modern twist or two.
Noctua's Getting Ready for Intel Rocket Lake CPUs By Niels Broekhuijsen Noctua's been working on its Intel Rocket Lake compatibility list, and the majority of Z590 boards have already been added.
Gigabyte Unveils Aorus Gen4 7000s SSDs with 7GBps Speed, Preps Extreme Version By Anton Shilov Gigabyte reveals Phison PS5018-E18 SSDs with 7GBps read speeds.
Intel Might Wait for New CEO to Make Outsourcing Decision: Report By Paul Alcorn Intel's Bob Swan reportedly told employees that the company would delay its outsourcing decision until incoming CEO Pat Gelsinger has time to weigh in.
TSMC Preps for 3nm Risk Production By Anton Shilov TSMC ups CapEx budget significantly as it preps for additional Apple & Intel orders
Bitspower's RTX 3080 Mobius Waterblock Has Founders Edition Looks By Niels Broekhuijsen Bitspower's special edition waterblock for Founders Edition Nvidia GPUs mimics the look of Founder Edition cards.
Reachy Robot Dumps Raspberry Pi for NUC, Upgrades Cameras By Avram Piltch Second-generation torso robot has upgraded processing and a wider FOV.
MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Sea Hawk With 240mm Radiator By Anton Shilov MSI's GeForce RTX 3080/3090 Sea Hawk could provide better memory overclocking due to custom LCS.
PiStation 2 Looks Like PS2, Tastes Like Raspberry Pi By Ash Puckett This Raspberry Pi project uses a PlayStation 2 to house a Raspberry Pi 4.
Asus and MSI Flagship Z590 Motherboards Will Cost A Small Fortune By Zhiye Liu Asus and MSI reveal their diverse Z590 motherboard lineups with information on pricing and availability.
Ryzen 9 5900HS in ROG Flow X13 Shows on Geekbench By Aaron Klotz Ryzen 9 5900HS equipped, ROG Flow X 13 runs Geekbench 5
