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Raspberry Pi 5 – 16 GB, $350
Adafruit.com

The Raspberry Pi 5 is the newest Raspberry Pi computer, and the Pi Foundation knows you can always make a good thing better! And what could make the Pi 5 better than the 4? How ... more…

5 Brilliantly Weird 3D Printed Designs That Show Exactly Where Industrial Design Is Headed
Yanko Design

5 Brilliantly Weird 3D Printed Designs That Show Exactly Where Industrial Design Is Headed3D printing is redefining the language of future technology and design. Tech peripherals are evolving from standardized, mass-market products into sculpted forms. This t… more…

Lenovo Legion 9i Review (18IAX10, Intel 275HX+RTX 5080)
Ubergizmo

The Lenovo Legion 9i (18IAX10) is a flagship 18-inch gaming laptop designed to deliver maximum performance with very few compromises on hardware. I... more…

The PDP-1 and the Origins of Hacker Culture, Console Gaming, and Debugging
Flipso.com

The PDP-1, built by Digital Equipment Corporation in 1960, helped launch hacker culture, early debugging tools, computer art, and Spacewar!, often cited as the first console video game. It was a compact, interactive machine for its era, with a display, light … more…

Adesso Showcases New iMouse Series and VeriTouch Peripherals at Computex 2026
Techpowerup.com

Adesso is a Chinese manufacturer of computer peripherals including keyboards, mice, webcams, audio products and docking stations founded in 1994. This year at Computex they showcased among existing portfolio several keyboards and new wireless mouse models inc… more…

Woot’s first warehouse sale of 2026 now live at up tp 72% off: Apple gear, computer accessories, more from just $18
9to5Toys

Woot has kicked off its first Warehouse Clean Out sale of the year, offering deep discounts on Apple accessories, charging gear, computer peripherals, smart home devices, and more, with prices starting at just $17.99 Prime shipped (a $6 delivery fee will appl… more…

Don’t miss SteelSeries’ CS2 Dragon Lore wireless gaming mouse while it’s 50% off today at $75
9to5Toys

As part of its wider sale on computer accessories, Woot is offering SteelSeries’ CS2 Dragon Lore Edition wireless gaming mouse for $74.85 Prime shipped (a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise). This is regularly a $150 mouse, which is currently fetching $144 … more…

piBrick PocketCM5 – An open-source handheld Linux computer kit for Raspberry Pi CM5
CNX Software

Designed by Indonesian maker Ahmad Amarullah (amarullz), the piBrick PocketCM5 is an open-source hardware handheld Linux computer kit built around the Raspberry Pi CM5; it's basically a smartphone-sized Linux machine with a physical keyboard and touchscreen. … more…

youyeetoo updates R1 SBC and lists K1 N100-based x86 computer
Linuxgizmos.com

youyeetoo has updated its R1 single-board computer to version 3.0 and has also listed the K1, a palm-sized x86 edge computer based on Intel’s Alder Lake-N N100 processor. The two systems are aimed at compact AIoT, embedded, industrial, and edge computing appl… more…

Realtek Joins OpenTitan Coalition to Develop Discrete Hardware Root of Trust Devices
GlobeNewswire

Realtek Joins OpenTitan Coalition to Develop Discrete Hardware Root of Trust Devices... more…

Canada Trade Surplus Widens to Largest Since Before Tariffs
Financial Post

Canada’s trade surplus widened in April as crude oil drove exports to a record high, while gold shipments declined sharply. more…

Vishay Intertechnology Extends ILHB Series of Automotive Grade Ferrite Beads to Support Wider Range of EMC Noise Reduction Applications
GlobeNewswire

Devices Now Available in Smaller 0402, 0603, 0805, 1008, and 1206 Case Sizes, With Higher Current to 6 A and a Wider Range of Impedance Values From 10 Ω to 2700 Ω more…

Everything you need to know about Prime Day 2026
The Verge

Amazon Prime Day 2026 is getting closer, and it’s possible you might have some questions about the sale. When does it start? Why is it in June instead of July? And, most importantly, when will the deals go live? We have concrete answers to those questions, an… more…

Oyen U35 Bolt+ SSD Review: Fastest On Record, But With a Catch
PetaPixel

Oyen Digital recently announced the U35 Bolt+ USB4 (80Gbps) portable SSD that makes some pretty lofty promises. Designed for speed and built to withstand the elements, Oyen says it delivers up to 6,000 MB/s transfer speeds. That would be the fastest PetaPixel… more…

AMD exec says DDR5 RAM pricing won't normalize until 2028 — and it's sad that given other predictions, I feel this is overly optimistic
TechRadar

Is now the time to buy a laptop, before bigger price hikes kick in? I'm becoming more convinced about that theory. more…

Readers' Choice 2026: The Brands Behind the Best PC Setups
PCMag.com

We surveyed hundreds of our readers about the PC peripherals they use every day. These monitor, keyboard, and mouse makers earn your highest recommendations. If you want to experience sticker shock, start shopping for a new computer. Although Apple and a few … more…

Readers' Choice 2026: The Brands Behind the Best PC Setups
PCMag.com

We surveyed hundreds of our readers about the PC peripherals they use every day. These monitor, keyboard, and mouse makers earn your highest recommendations. If you want to experience sticker shock, start shopping for a new computer. Although Apple and a few … more…

The Best PC DIY Gear of Computex 2026: These 10 Thrilling Upgrades Keep PC Building Fun
PCMag.com

Computex always delivers PC-enthusiast eye candy, but this year's standouts pushed the envelope with transparent components, wood-trimmed graphics cards, unconventional cooling, and a few delightfully niche upgrades. Plus, holograms! TAIPEI—To be sure, AI dom… more…

The Best PC DIY Gear of Computex 2026: These 10 Thrilling Upgrades Keep PC Building Fun
PCMag.com

Computex always delivers PC-enthusiast eye candy, but this year's standouts pushed the envelope with transparent components, wood-trimmed graphics cards, unconventional cooling, and a few delightfully niche upgrades. Plus, holograms! TAIPEI—To be sure, AI dom… more…

Fedora Magazine: What you need to know about the Microsoft Secure Boot certificate expiration: Don’t Panic!
Fedoramagazine.org

UEFI Secure Boot keys will expire in June 2026 which means Microsoft can no longer sign with them. Machines will continue to boot as long as the current public keys are not removed from db or revoked by dbx. Fedora Rawhide contains a dual-signed first stage b… more…