This Raspberry Pi Pico Altoids Gaming Handheld is Super Fresh, Tiny
Maker and game developer Kayden has thrown a Raspberry Pi Pico inside of an old Altoids tin for the ultimate DIY pocket-sized gaming experience.
How Flesh Penetrating Sound Waves Could 3D Print Implants Directly Inside You
Researchers at Concordia University have devised a way to solidify liquid into plastic, creating a 3D-printing option that could be used to implement medical implants directly inside a patient’s body. Direct sound printing (DSP) utilizes high-frequency sound waves to accomplish its intended use.
3D-printing has been gaining in popularity
DDR5 Memory Prices Are Freefalling Just In Time For AMD’s Zen 4 CPU Launch
One of the challenges Intel faced when it launched Alder Lake was the high introductory cost of DDR5 memory modules. Perhaps for that reason, Intel opted to also support DDR4 memory with Alder Lake. AMD is taking a different path—it’s going all-in with DDR5 when Zen 4 arrives later this year, which is a potentially risky move if memory pricing
Star Wars: The Old Republic Adds Final R-4 Anomaly Boss, Lady Dominique, and the Manaan Daily Area to the PTS
You can now test out the full R-4 Anomaly Operation for Star Wars: The Old Republic, with final boss Lady Dominique now on the PTS,...
Graphics Card Shipments Have Jumped 32% in 2022: Report
GPU shipments in the Add-In Board market have escalated dramatically in Q1 of 2022, suggesting that GPU prices should continue to drop as GPU supply continues to rise.
Orange Pi 800 Aims For Slice of Raspberry Pi 400
A new keyboard computer from Orange Pi should on paper outperform the Raspberry Pi 400
Wisdom of Nym: Final Fantasy XIV patch 6.15 is a bit late in its arrival
I’m going to be honest: I hope this is the last time we have to wait for a halfway patch to get our tribal quests...
Sonnet Technology Packs M.2, USB-C and 10 Gb Ethernet into a PCIe Add-in Card
Sonnet Techynology is in the finishing stages of launching its “McFiver” PCIe add-in card, featuring expansion support for two M.2 SSDs, two USB 3.2 Type-C ports, and a single 10Gb Ethernet port.
Feeling Nostalgic? Sign Onto America Online 3.0 And Party Like It’s 1999
Kids these days will never understand the joys and horrors of America Online (AOL) and Instant Messenger. However, they can now understand a bit of what we experienced in the late 90’s/early 2000s. A team recently successfully reverse engineered the aolserver for AOL 3.0 to make it possible to sign onto the service.
The aolserver for AOL
Camelot Unchained talks up its first iteration of gathering gameplay
It is written on a stone monument somewhere that sandbox MMORPGs will require players who gather resources and use those resources to make Stuff™. Recently,...