Measuring in at just 163 x 79 x 20mm, the smartphone-sized Lenovo Chromebox Micro computer has officially launched, with prices starting at $244 USD. This machine is designed to fit into nearly any kiosk or signage solution and built for 24/7 digital display deployments in high-traffic facilities.
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You’ve seen Razer’s ultra luxurious 24K gold Viper Mini Signature Edition, but designer Eslam Mohammed shows us what computer mice would look like if they existed during the Victorian-era. Featuring an ironwork body reminiscent of the architecture of that time period, the sleek metal buttons and scroll wheel add a touch of modernity.
Yes, computer addicts existed back in 1983 and they don’t look much different than those glued to their smartphones now, besides the latter being far more portable. Chris Carter, an operations manager in the computer department of a borough council office, spent far more time on computers than his wife would have liked.
The KOORUI 24″ IPS Monitor (24N1) is perfect for a multi-display setup, and you can get one for $49.99 shipped, originally $83.99. You get HDMI and VGA ports, which means it’s not only compatible with your PC, but also game consoles like the PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, etc. Product page.
We know a Planck electric toothbrush can run DOOM, but what about a bizarre Time Icedesk desk PC from the early 2000s? The answer would be a definitive ‘yes’, as it boasts an AMD Duron 1100 single-core CPU running at up to 1.1 GHz, 1GB of RAM, an LG 52X CD-ROM Drive, a Seagate HDD, FlexATX PSU, and even a 56K modem.
This LEGO Technic Autoclicker is touted as the world’s fastest, and rightfully so. Lucas of Lucas-Dynamics spent months carefully planning and building the machine you see here, capable of clicking a mouse button 70 times per second.
While not as futuristic-looking as Project A.R.E.S., this Anubis Temple PC case mod by Design Something just might be the most unique yet. Most know Anubis as a guide to the underworld, but in this case, the Egyptian god is just a decorative piece, complete with gold jewelry.
Sure, the ASUS ZenBook Duo may be far more powerful, but the Toshiba Libretto W100 is officially known as the world’s first dual-touchscreen laptop. Released in August 2010, this device boasted dual 7.0-inch wide LCDs that offers a display equivalent to a 10.0-inch screen.
When traveling, the ASUS ZenBook Duo is the ideal machine, while the all-new ASUS ROG NUC combines the best of both worlds with its compact size and heavy duty computing performance. Priced from $1,629 USD, this mini PC measures a svelte 270 x 180 x 50mm and packs up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H processor.