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Linux-powered handheld computer connects to Raspberry Pi HATs, snap-on modules
The Mecha Comet is made for hackers and makers, running Debian with a custom touch UI and lots of upgradeability.
Maker builds drum machine from scratch using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2
Arnov Sharma has created a drum machine synth from scratch using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 as the main driver along with a custom PCB.
US uncovers hacking campaign targeting Guam's critical infrastructure
The U.S. government has uncovered a Chinese hacking campaign targeting Guam's critical infrastructure, according to Bloomberg.
Commodore 64 gets a true Full-HD HDMI plus stereo sound daughterboard
Commodore 64 devotee Side Projects Lab has released a video teaser showcasing a 'true Full-HD HDMI' adaptor for the iconic 8-bit home computer.
Nvisen GX06 mini-PC channels the Apple Mac mini M4's sleek design
This mini-PC closely resembles the Apple Mac mini but actually runs on Windows
Afterburner dev says triple fan RTX 5080 has three fan controllers
MSI is rumored to equip its triple-fan RTX 5080 GPUs with three independent fan controllers.
Intel discontinues its weakest stock cooler, and we won't miss it
The all-aluminum Laminar RS1 stock cooler is no more as Intel discontinued it in late December, replacing it with the already existing Laminar RM1.
TSMC's wafer pricing now $18,000 for a 3nm wafer
TSMC increases wafer pricing with each new node although transistor density increases slowdown, says analysis.
