Rivian's new lineup of R1 pickups and SUVs feature Nvidia chips for enhanced performance
Dual Nvidia Drive Orin processors power the Autonomy Compute Module
Electronics
The latest consumer electronics, from smart home devices to cool gadgets that are bound to be industry-changing.
DisplayLink gets 'Pro' upgrade with new Synaptics DL-7000 chip
Keep an eye out for a new logo on these docks
Wi-Fi can measure your breath and heartbeat with remarkable accuracy, research shows
The tech was demonstrated by a Taiwanese power management at Computex
This mouse ditches traditional batteries for supercapacitors, promises 5-minute charging
It charges in 5 minutes and lasts a month
Mystery wireless chips uncovered in Apple's latest Macs and iPads
The move could turn Macs and iPads into smart home hubs
Samsung's Odyssey G8 4K 240Hz OLED monitor is available for pre-order, now features AI upscaling
The 1440p/360Hz G6 is also available
Drop the hammer on power outages with Asus' Mjolnir portable gaming UPS
Backup power never looked so cool
This Saturn handheld borrows heavily from Sega's Project Venus prototype
There are still plenty of mini retro consoles to be made
Portable SSD with AirJet tech runs 20C cooler, achieves 2x sustained performance
AirJet tech is shaping up nicely
Carpenter uses Apple AirTags to locate stolen items, finds stash of tools worth millions
AirTags -- not just for stalkers
Researchers hope that the world's first "living processor" will lead to energy-efficient computing power
Online platform gives researchers remote access to 16 human brain organoids
Here we go again: China's newest soldier is a robotic dog with a rifle strapped to its back
Robotic dogs are popping up around the world for various uses
Clip can make your bike electric in seconds without tools, batteries included
The big picture: The 2024 e-bike market is valued at $34.98 billion and is projected to grow to $51 billion by 2029. With so many options for e-bike conversion kits, CLIP is vying for your attention with its portable, tool-less kit that will have you cruising in no time.
Spotify gives in, will refund Car Thing buyers following criticism
The squeaky wheel gets the grease
Framework Laptop 13 gets a new Core Ultra model with a 120Hz VRR display and improved webcam, current users can also upgrade
Earlier models and components receive price cuts, too
Colorado to deploy drones as first responders to 911 calls
"This really is the future of law enforcement"
Spotify is shutting down Car Thing in December, and owners are begging for an SDK
The community could do a lot with Car Thing
Asus is launching the world's first dual-mode LCD and glossy WOLED gaming monitors
From 4K@160Hz to 1080p@320Hz at the flick of a button
Noctua expands product line to help DIYers beat the heat
More uses for Noctua's award-winning PC case fans
Sonos Ace are the company's first headphones, starting at $449
The Sonos Ace pack in ANC, Dolby Atmos spatial audio, and TV audio swap. First impressions confirm excellent audio and build quality, which has to be expected given the hefty competition and pricing.
This 8KB USB drive will outlive you and your grandkids
Want to leave a legacy? The Blaustahl Storage Device could be the answer
The OLED Burn-In Test: Three Month Update
It's been 3 months since we started our OLED burn-in test using an MSI 32" 4K QD-OLED as a productivity monitor. In today's update we're going to talk burn in, firmware updates, and general usage.
Lego contraption shatters mouse-clicking speed records at 70+ clicks per second
You've seen hamsters spinning in wheels, now get ready for a mouse supercharged by a wheel
WTF?! You don't often see Lego being used to build parts that you can use with your PC, but Lucas, the man behind YouTube channel Lucas-Dynamics, took on that challenge by building what he calls the world's fastest autoclicker using nothing but toy bricks.
Samsung introduces world's first QD-LED display: The tech that could replace OLED
The prototype is fully inkjet printed
The future of gaming monitors? TCL unveils 1,000Hz 4K display
Remember when 75Hz was considered fast?