The New Color E Ink Tablet That Wants to Replace Your Laptop
The B10 tablet uses a Kaleido 3 color E Ink display and runs full Android 14. With stylus and keyboard support, it’s positioning itself as a laptop alternative for a paper-like workflow.
The B10 tablet uses a Kaleido 3 color E Ink display and runs full Android 14. With stylus and keyboard support, it’s positioning itself as a laptop alternative for a paper-like workflow.
ASUS has begun deploying a new BIOS update for its AM5 platform motherboards. The update is based on AMD’s latest AGESA Pre1.3.0.0 firmware and includes a significant change to memory controller behavior that users need to understand.
Amazon has slashed the price on its latest Eero 7 mesh Wi-Fi system. A four-pack of the Wi-Fi 7 routers is now $410, down from $520, making it a record low.
Kioxia is making a major comeback by focusing on high-density NAND storage for AI data centers. While Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron battle over HBM, Kioxia is capitalizing on a supply crunch and soaring prices.
Apple just announced it now has 2.5 billion active devices worldwide. This massive install base is key to its services future and shows incredible iPhone momentum.
Gigabyte is deepening its strategic partnership with AMD to accelerate AI features directly on its hardware. The collaboration spans new AI gaming laptops, motherboards designed for Ryzen 9000 chips, and high-refresh OLED monitors. It’s a full-stack play to own the “AI PC” experience for gamers.
AMD’s Ryzen 9 9900X, a 12-core, 24-thread powerhouse, has received a steep discount. The price has dropped to $390, down 22% from its $499 launch price over a year ago.
Apple has finally updated the AirTag after five years. The second-generation model promises 50% more range and a speaker that’s twice as loud. It’s available now for the same $29 price.
According to a new report, Apple is planning an unprecedented 2026 for its Mac lineup. The company could unveil its M5 Pro and M5 Max chips in the first half of the year, only to follow up with a redesigned, OLED M6 MacBook Pro series in the second half.
Researchers have built a microscale wireless brain implant that’s about 300 microns long. Powered by light, it transmits neural data for extended periods with minimal tissue disruption. This could revolutionize long-term brain monitoring.