The JX2 is a 161 x 82 x 22mm (6.3″ x 3.2″ x 0.8″) desktop computer with an Intel Celeron N5105 quad-core processor based on Jasper Lake Architecture, 8GB of RAM, room inside the case for up to two SSDs, and support for WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and Gigabit Ethernet connections. But the weirdest thing […]
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Now you can buy a FHD screen upgrade kit for the Steam Deck for $99 (DeckHD)
The Steam Deck is one of the most popular handheld gaming PCs available thanks to a combination of a low price tag, decent performance, and well thought-out software. But one area where there’s room for improvement? The display. And that’s where Fx Technology’s DeckHD comes in. It’s a Steam Deck screen upgrade kit. First introduced […]
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LG StanbyMe Go is a 27 inch portable, adjustable display in a briefcase
A few years ago LG introduced a 27 inch portable display-on-a-stand, called the LG StanbyMe, that’s basically a cross between a smart TV, a tablet, and some sort of portable kiosk system, I guess. It’s apparently an okay TV, but the stand really is something of a selling point by making the battery-powered screen work […]
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Framework Laptop 16 will have a semi-custom 165 Hz, 2560 x 1600px display
Framework makes modular, repairable, and upgradeable laptops. Up until now all of the company’s notebooks have featured 13.5 inch displays and a chassis that’s changed little enough from one generation to the next that you can easily put a new mainboard in an old laptop to upgrade the processor, memory, storage, and other components. But […]
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DeckHD is a FHD+ display for the Steam Deck, coming soon for $99
Valve’s Steam Deck has a lot of things going for it. The handheld gaming PC is one of the most affordable options available, has a custom chip and custom operating system that are both made for gaming, and features competitive battery life. But that doesn’t mean there’s no room for improvement. And while Valve hasn’t […]
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Lilbits: Does anybody really want a $400 to $600 Android tablet?
The OnePlus Pad is an 11.6 inch Android tablet with a 2800 x 2000 pixel, 144 Hz display, a MediaTek Dimensity 9000 processor, and a $479 price tag before you add optional accessories like a keyboard and pen. It comes at a time when mid-range Android tablets are barely really a thing, with only Samsung […]
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DomyFan is a 12.3 inch portable touchscreen display with speakers (crowdfunding)
DomyFan is a portable touchscreen display with built-in stereo speakers, mini HDMI and USB Type-C inputs, and an unusual aspect resolution. It’s a 12.3 inch, 1920 x 860 pixel screen with a 16:7 aspect ratio. The Chinese company behind the DomyFan says it will have a retail price of $259 when it begins shipping in […]
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Touchsy HAT is a 3.2 inch touchscreen display for Raspberry Pi or other single-board computers (crowdfunding)
2 Comments on Touchsy HAT is a 3.2 inch touchscreen display for Raspberry Pi or other single-board computers (crowdfunding)Touchsy is family of 3.2 inch, 320 x 240 pixel LCD touchscreen displays designed to work with most single-board computers. There are three versions designed for specific hardware platforms and a fourth that’s a breakout board that should work with most other SBCs. The developer behind Touchsy has launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign with early […]
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LG’s latest foldable OLED displays include 17 inch and 8 inch screens
LG is showing off some of its latest display technologies at the Consumer Electronics Show this week, including two new foldable OLED displays. One is a 17 inch screen that can be used as a laptop, tablet, or monitor. The other is an 8 inch screen with support for 360 degrees of folding. LG 8 […]
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Lilbits: LastPass customer data stolen (included encrypted password vaults) and what you can do about it
9 Comments on Lilbits: LastPass customer data stolen (included encrypted password vaults) and what you can do about itYou probably know that you should have a unique, secure password for every site you visit (unless you’re already living in the post-password world of passkeys). You also probably know that there’s no way you’re going to remember all of those unique passwords, which is why we have password managers like 1Password, LastPass, Dashlane, Bitwarden, […]