Tag: pro
It’s a real shame but the world’s first eGPU with Thunderbolt 5 interface won’t run on Apple Silicon
Apple doesn’t support eGPU, but a faster interface opens a world of opportunities Sparkle’s new enclosure has an integrated handle and delivers up to 850W More TB5 enclosures are expected to land in 2025 The Sparkle eGPU Studio-G 850, unveiled at CES 2025 (via TechPowerUp), brings Thunderbolt 5 to the…
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Toshiba launched two new portable hard drives, but I think they’ve got something really, really wrong
New Toshiba Canvio drives use the antiquated flat USB-A connector Up to 4TB capacity, meaning no 6TB model, something only WD can offer at the moment There’s also no pricing details available at the time of writing Toshiba has unveiled its latest external hard drives, the Canvio Flex and Canvio…
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Asus Wi-Fi 7 routers now come with a very useful privacy freebie worth $60, and I can’t wait to try it
AdGuard DNS is now bundled free with some Asus Wi-Fi 7 routers DNS services block ads and protect your privacy Like many of its competitors, AdGuard is also looking for partners in the hardware and telecom world Asus has introduced a new feature to its Wi-Fi 7 routers which combines…
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Asus teases new NUC mini PC ranges at CES 2025 – including a quirky updated Copilot-ready device
The eye-catching Asus NUC 14 Pro AI+ features a translucent shell NPU capabilities mean it’s Microsoft Copilot+ certified The NUC 15 Pro+ can support up to four monitors Asus has unveiled a raft of updates to its NUC line to bring devices in the company’s mini PC series up to…
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Forget about a $120 Raspberry Pi 5 barebone, I found a much better $120 mini PC that has 512GB SSD, a far more powerful CPU and an actual casing
A more expensive Raspberry Pi may not please everyone, so I looked for an alternative x86 model The Pi is still great for tinkerers and for enthusiasts But I feel that RPi did “An Apple” – 50% more expensive for 2x RAM is quite unexpected The Raspberry Pi Foundation recently…
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Forget about a $120 Raspberry Pi 5 barebone, I found a much better, even cheaper $110 mini PC that has 512GB SSD, a far more powerful CPU and an actual casing
The Dreamfyre Mini PC is OOS at Amazon. However fear not, I found this Teclast mini PC instead which comes with an N5095 CPU and costs even cheaper at $109.99. Hurry up, stocks are always limited on these deals. The original article continues below The Raspberry Pi Foundation recently introduced…
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