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Hobbyist revives the beloved Winamp player into a polished physical marvel
The big picture: Teenagers and young adults of the late 1990s will remember Winamp as the de facto music player on their Windows PCs. If tinkering with electronics and fabrication is your jam, give Linamp a look. It brings Winamp to the physical plane, allowing you to touch this piece of history. It is a testament to one's passion and creativity, taking something old and giving it a new lease on life.
Upgrading to a New iPad: 2024 iPad Air vs. My Old iPad Pro
The thing with every new iPad is that it is, in essence, pretty much the same as the last one. Does that make upgrading a waste of money?
OpenRecall is a free and open source alternative to Microsoft's Recall feature
It's available for Windows, macOS, and Linux
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AMD teases "really cool" upgrades coming to its 3D V-Cache tech
But you may have to wait until 2025
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YouTuber's wild fireworks stunt with Lamborghini and helicopter could result in 10-year prison term
An ill-advised stunt
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Intel's new Gaudi 3 accelerators massively undercut Nvidia GPUs as AI race heats up
Intel claims similar performance at significantly lower costs
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Apple Watch helps track down Florida airport worker accused of stealing luggage
The watch was traced to the worker's home
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"Un-contract" customers enraged as T-Mobile unlocks its price-lock with new rate hikes
The provider left itself a fineprint loophole to its promise to "never" raise rates on loyal customers
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Scientists investigate strange cosmic signal with unusual repeating pattern
It's probably not a countdown
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MSI shows off hot-swappable PCIe Gen 5 SSD expansion card that looks like a video card
Hot-swappable via the rear I/O panel
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PlayStation architect Mark Cerny discusses the evolving console, how PS5's design choices impact PC gaming
"We're not trying to build a low-cost PC"
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Microsoft Office deal is down to $49 for a lifetime license
The latest version of desktop Office at 70% off the regular price
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This mouse ditches traditional batteries for supercapacitors, promises 5-minute charging
It charges in 5 minutes and lasts a month
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Apple's radically upgraded CarPlay will power every screen on supported cars
A deep glimpse into what the next-gen CarPlay will look like
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HP CEO: The number of printed pages is down, hybrid work is killing the print industry
Hardware is being used for longer, too, but couldn't that be a good thing?
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MediaTek surprises with powerful partnerships at Computex 2024
The interconnectedness of tech: MediaTek, Arm, and Nvidia
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This startup claims its chip can boost any CPU's performance by up to 100x
Parallel Processing Units supposedly inaugurate the "SuperCPU" era
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Patriot showcases DDR5 that overclocks to 11,500 MT/s
Also a new 14 GB/s SSD that might not need a ridiculously huge cooler
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Nvidia RTX 50 "Blackwell" GPU configurations surface, not all SKUs will get GDDR7
GeForce RTX 5000 graphics cards could launch later this year
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GPUs vs. FPGAs: What's the Difference?
Key differences, advantages, and common use cases
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Market investors are starting to bet on Nvidia's fall from AI grace
A hot potato: Nvidia's growth in the past few years has been nothing short of spectacular. The GPU manufacturer is selling a massive number of chips for accelerating AI algorithms, but some investors are now concerned about what comes next. And it's a financial bloodbath.
Valve faces $843 million lawsuit in UK for allegedly overcharging 14 million gamers
The 30% commission fee is under the spotlight once again
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