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.
Compal Electronics’ DualFlip is essentially a dual-screen laptop that can be used in both stacked vertical and horizontal side-by-side modes. There is also a tablet mode where the two 13.3-inch touchscreen displays can be laid flat on a surface and used as a giant canvas.
Epomaker’s Brick 87 computer keyboard is unlike any other that you’ve seen, thanks to its stackable block bar that can be used to customize the accessory with LEGO pieces such as minifigures. In addition to its tenkeyless (TKL) layout that conserves desk space without compromising usability, it boasts a 3000 mAh battery for extended use sessions.
The Keychron C3 Pro QMK/VIA Custom Programmable Gaming Keyboard is definitely the best value for your money, and it’s being offered for just $29.91, originally $36.99. Don’t let the price fool you, the keycaps are durable and wear-resistant, as they are made through the ABS double-shot process, while the shine-through legends are lit up by the north-facing LED. Product page.
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One thing you don’t expect to find in any gaming PC is live fire ants, but that is exactly what Thejus Parol discovered after opening up the case on his.These critters were apparently devouring the thermal paste and thermal pads around the Zotac GTX 1060 GPU inside his PC.
Here’s a rare look at the NVIDIA Eos AI supercomputer that offers accelerated computing infrastructure and fully optimized software. It consists of 576 NVIDIA DGX H100 systems and NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand networking as well as software, providing a total of 18.4 exaflops of FP8 AI performance.
Most of us have heard of Raspberry Pi, but the one thing it lacks is an integrated touchscreen display. Introducing the UUGear Vivid, which is a single-board PC, complete with a 5.5″ (1280×720) touchscreen display powered by a Rockchip RK3399 hexa-core Cortex-A72/A53 SoC.
The upcoming Tulpar handheld gaming PC was teased by none other than Intel themselves today, which means the device could be powered by their new Core Ultra mobile (Meteor Lake) processor. If this turns out to be the case, its new efficient-cores and low-power Efficient-cores (LP E-cores) provide scalable, multi-threaded performance as well as more efficient modern multitasking.