Nikon challenges ASML's lithography dominance with lower-priced ArF tools
Nikon aims to regain lithography customers by offering cheaper ArF tools, challenging ASML's dominance in the semiconductor equipment market amid rising AI-driven demand.
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Arduboy FX-C offers over 300 pre‑installed games in a pocket‑sized console
The Arduboy FX‑C upgrades to USB‑C and ships with over 300 free games in a credit‑card‑sized console for $79, though its multiplayer feature is still experimental.
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Pebblebee's Halo doubles as Bluetooth tracker and personal safety device
Pebblebee's Halo combines Bluetooth tracking with personal safety features, offering a non-violent deterrent with its 130dB siren and emergency alert system.
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Steam Controller now sings songs thanks to haptic motor hack
Valve's Steam Controller can now play music through its haptic motors thanks to community-developed software, with the company considering official customization tools.
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Intel's ATX12VO V3 standard introduces 8-pin connector for enhanced efficiency
Intel's ATX12VO V3 standard introduces an 8-pin connector and PMBus support to improve power efficiency and system monitoring, with potential launch at Computex 2026.
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Torras MiniMag Pro promises cooler charging with semi‑solid‑state battery
Torras' MiniMag Pro uses a semi‑solid‑state battery to keep magnetic charging under 98°F, offering 5000 mAh at 8.5 mm and 10000 mAh at 14 mm with PPS support.
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I typed on a concrete keyboard—and loved it
Keychron’s concrete‑cased keyboard pairs PCB‑mounted lubricated stabilizers with Hall Effect switches, delivering solid typing feel and 1,000 Hz gaming responsiveness, though the heavy, stain‑prone material may deter…
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Pentagon eyes 3D-printed military boats made from volcanic fiber
A Hawaii startup's 3D-printed boat using volcanic basalt fiber could revolutionize military logistics and stealth capabilities.
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ReMarkable Paper Pure vs. Boox Go 10.3: which digital paper tablet wins for work?
A detailed comparison of two premium digital paper tablets reveals distinct approaches to work-focused note-taking. Here's which one suits your workflow.
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Samsung's S Pen faces obsolescence as Qi2 magnets clash with legacy tech
Samsung's S Pen, unchanged since 2011, faces obsolescence as Qi2 magnetic accessories clash with its legacy technology. The Galaxy S26 Ultra's lack of Qi2 support highlights a growing conflict between tradition and…
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Samsung’s One UI 9 Watch beta may turn health data into actionable insights
Samsung's One UI 9 Watch beta may introduce AI-driven health insights, transforming how users interact with their fitness data through predictive analytics and personalized recommendations.
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Xiaomi watch S5 offers 21 days of battery life in global launch
Xiaomi's Watch S5, launched globally this week, promises up to 21 days of battery life, outpacing competitors like Apple and Samsung.
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Lenovo Yoga Pro 27UD-10 review: premium QD-OLED monitor with built-in webcam and speakers
Lenovo's Yoga Pro 27UD-10 combines a 26.5-inch QD-OLED 4K display with integrated webcam, speakers, and 140W USB-C power delivery, but advanced features require a matching Yoga Pro 9i laptop.
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Nvidia teases new N1 and N1X Arm laptop processors ahead of Computex keynote
Nvidia is set to announce its Arm‑based N1 and N1X laptop processors at Computex, with Microsoft and Arm joining the tease and Lenovo and Dell reportedly preparing devices.
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Nvidia and Microsoft tease new era of PC with potential N1X Windows on Arm laptops
Nvidia and Microsoft tease Windows on Arm N1X laptops featuring powerful GB10 Superchip technology ahead of Computex 2026.
