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Raspberry Pi Desktop is back with a lightweight and free Linux environment for PCs and Intel-based Macs. Ideal for breathing new life into older computers, the latest release moves to Debian 13 (Trixie) with 64-bit support, a refreshed interface, and Raspberry Pi Connect for remote access.
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ProArt GR1X now has a power brick, a weight, and a rough shipping window - but still has no price, looks remarkably like a machine Asus already sells, and is entering a crowded field.
They might be called Galaxy Glasses, and they’re coming in November.
The Tinybox offers DDR4 and DDR5 platforms, Nvidia graphics options, optional RAID storage and water cooling, with configurations tailored to demanding deep-learning workloads.
Fusion power startup Cambridge Heavy Industries is building a small, laser-powered fusion device to fuel the coming wave of fusion power plants.
NBA 2K27 will receive an update this Friday that aims to make DLSS 5 twice as fast, increasing overall frame rates by up to 40% while maintaining similar visual quality. Future titles that receive official DLSS 5 support, starting later this year, will use the new, faster model by default.
Apple today unveiled its next big foray into the smart home world, including the new HomeView smart display and a new Apple TV 4K.
Asked about Nintendo’s stance on physical media, Zyll said that historically, the company goes off what the consumer prefers. They’re barely a year into the launch of the Switch 2, he continued, which supports both digital and physical media.
Called WordCraft, GridCraft, and DeckCraft, respectively, the open-source applications are written in Rust with Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5.5, as the Adobe replicas were, and are available for download under MIT or Apache 2.0 licenses.
The first reviews of Acer’s $899 Googlebook 14 praise its sleek 2-in-1 design, vibrant 3K OLED touchscreen, and snappy performance.
Epic’s first game under its Disney partnership is way behind schedule, and the publisher is willing to bet everything on generative AI to get it over the finish line. But the push to use AI across the entire development workflow could eventually tear the studio apart.
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