The compact Avaota F2 board debuts Allwinner's RISC-V V861 processor with 4K camera support, motor control for PTZ applications, and a 1 TOPS AI accelerator in an open-source design.
This $9 HAT adds industrial RS-485 and Modbus communication to Raspberry Pi boards, accepting 7V to 32V DC input and optimized for OpenPLC automation projects.
Transform your homelab with these powerful, efficient single-board computers that deliver 24/7 server performance without breaking the bank.
Updated pricing for Legion Go S, Steam Deck OLED, MSI Claw 8 AI+, and AYANEO 3. Clarified Steam Deck 2 release uncertainty. Adjusted RAM specs for Legion Go S base model.
Lenovo's 14-inch IdeaPad Pro 5i features Intel's Core Ultra 7 356H processor and a 2.8K OLED display running at 120 Hz with 500 nits brightness.
Lenovo's new Arcade Dock adds physical arcade controls to Legion Y700 tablets with eight buttons, a joystick, and themed designs inspired by classic fighting and shooter games.
Anbernic's PS Vita inspired handhelds launch 2026-03-23 with early pricing at $100 and $110, featuring the RK3576 powered Pro model with dual-boot Android and Linux support.
Asus launches the ExpertCenter PN55 mini PC with eight AMD Ryzen AI 400 processor options, up to 96GB RAM, toolless design, and USB4 connectivity in a compact 13 cm chassis.
RedMagic's next gaming tablet will feature a 200 Hz OLED display and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, topping the competition with the fastest refresh rate in its class.
Lenovo's updated Legion G9 2026 controller brings Hall effect joysticks with 250 Hz polling and an Xbox-style layout to gaming tablets for $73.
Lenovo's new 8.8-inch gaming tablet debuts in China with up to 24GB RAM and 1TB storage, double the specs of its global Legion Tab Gen 5 counterpart.
Lenovo's new Xiaoxin Pro tablets pack 13-inch 144 Hz displays into remarkably slim bodies, with the flagship GT13 variant featuring Snapdragon 8 Elite and a 12,000 mAh battery.
Bazzite's latest unstable build delivers Linux kernel 6.19.8, Mesa 26.0.2, and updated gaming components including Gamescope and OpenGamepadUI.
Bazzite gaming distro switches to open-source Nvidia drivers by default and updates to Linux kernel 6.19.8 in its latest unstable build.
The ZimaCube 2 upgrades to Intel Core i3 processors with Thunderbolt 4 and improved cooling while supporting six SATA drives and four NVMe SSDs in a compact cube design.
Bazzite switches to the Open Gaming Collective kernel 6.19 and enables Nvidia's open-source driver by default in its latest unstable release.
