Hardware
Probabilistic computer It seems that quantum computers truly have a worthy rival – if not in computing power, at least in terms of technological readiness. After Japanese researchers developed a probabilistic computer using silicon technology, it was now the turn of Shuhan Yang and colleagues from the National University of Singapore, who not only presented their probabilistic hardware […]
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Light’s latest minimalist device is a flip phone that’s available in six bold colors. It has a 2.8-inch OLED screen, an octa-core MediaTek chipset, a 1,800mAh battery, and a 12MP camera. It’s priced at $299 and will start shipping from April 2027. Light, the company behind minimalist phones such as the Light Phone 3, has […]
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The Lisuan Technology launched the standard edition of the LX 7G100 video card. The model arrives in stores with a price of ¥2,688 (Chinese yuan)the equivalent of approximately R$ 2,028.18 in direct conversion. The launch follows the distribution of two limited batches of the Founders Edition, sold on May 20th and June 18th. The price […]
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This week, Lenovo launched the Legion R9000P, its new gaming notebook. Although the device is part of the Legion brand, its initial publicity is focused entirely on the screen, as this is the first domestic notebook using an OLED panel made using TCL’s inkjet printing technology. TCL calls the panel IJP OLED, an acronym for […]
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If your enterprise has the GPU infrastructure in place but AI initiatives keep stalling, the problem almost certainly isn’t the compute. So what is it? The constraint has quietly shifted. For most enterprises in 2026, the bottleneck is no longer compute processing— it’s the data feeding it. Walk into almost any enterprise AI conversation today […]
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The Just like any electronic equipment, charger cables also have a useful life. With daily use, they suffer natural wear and tear and, over time, they may stop working or even pose risks to the devices and the safety of users. The problem goes beyond a charger that stops working. Damaged or very old cables […]
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OpenAI, owner of ChatGPT, launched the Codex Micro shortcut keyboard this week, which marks the company’s first foray into the hardware segment. Aimed at the Codex programming platform, the accessory allows the user to monitor artificial intelligence agents, trigger specific skills, create shortcuts for most used commands and adjust the power of reasoning through an […]
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The LaserPecker LX2 is an enclosed desktop laser cutter with swappable modules that bridges hobbyist and small-business laser work. Its sticker price is intimidating, but it’s a useful tool for those who buy it. A laser cutter was once an industrial machine that needed a dedicated workshop. That has changed. Desktop models now bring real […]
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Anyone who likes reading probably still loves printed books. However, the weight and size of some works mean that more and more readers are turning to e-readers as an alternative to carry multiple titles in a practical way. Portability is among the main advantages of these devices. With a single device, you can store an […]
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Matter has been a unifying standard for the smart home, but it hasn’t saved users from the complexity it promised to fix. Here’s where it falls short in some of our Apple Homes. The smart home started life as a disjointed mess and new standards hoped to unify the different platforms. Today, everything feels a […]
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