Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Elite is now the world’s fastest mobile CPU, and also the first Snapdragon Mobile Platform to feature the company’s next-generation custom Oryon CPU. Not only does it power on-device generative AI, but the CPU is also built to handle next level gaming, super-fast web browsing and more.
The 15.6″ ASUS ZenScreen Portable USB Monitor (MB166CR) is great for the office, travel, or even school, and you can get one for $99 shipped today, originally $139.99. You can use it horizontally or vertically, as the monitor automatically senses its orientation and switches between landscape as well as portrait modes via DisplayWidget Center software. Product page.
Researchers from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) unveil EmoPus, a strange octopus-inspired AI desk companion that can do more than just move around. It’s actually designed for multi-dimensional interactions, including having users converse with it by voice or even command EmoPus to complete simple tasks like grabbing objects.
NASA / ESA’s Hubble Space Telescope captured the celestial cannonball-like IC 3225, located approximately 100 million light-years away in the constellation Virgo. This spiral galaxy is just one of over 1,300 members of the Virgo galaxy cluster.
Just over 6-months after the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 was released, the company announces the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition. This foldable smartphone measures a svelte 10.6mm thick and weighs in at 236g, making it 1.5mm thinner as well as 3g lighter than the Galaxy Z Fold 6.
You’ve seen the Lamborghini Revuelto take on a Ferrari SF90 in a drag racing showdown, but what about the all-electric Tesla Model S Plaid? Brooks Weisblat of DragTimes wanted to find out, so he brought both vehicles to the track.
Samsung’s new 24Gb GDDR7 DRAM is the industry’s first and engineered specifically for AI computing. This memory is aimed at various fields that require high-performance memory solutions, including data centers and AI workstations, thus extending beyond the traditional applications of graphics DRAM in graphics cards, gaming consoles as well as autonomous driving.
First announced earlier this year, the TECNO Pocket Go basically crams a handheld gaming PC into AR glasses and a controller. The glasses feature two 0.71 inch micro LED displays (1080p resolution with a 60 Hz refresh rate) that mimic the experience of watching a 215 inch screen 20 feet away.
