Minisforum's console-sized G1 Pro desktop crams a 16-core Ryzen 9 processor and RTX 5060 GPU into a 5.7 cm (2.2 inch) thick case, now available for pre-order starting at $1,440 (€1,324).
This 13-inch Android tablet packs 5G connectivity, an eight-speaker setup, and a 10,000 mAh battery at an aggressive price point that undercuts most competitors.
SMIC has manufactured China's first 5nm smartphone chip without advanced Western equipment, powering Huawei's upcoming Mate 80 Pro Max and marking a breakthrough in domestic semiconductor production.
Xiaomi's new Robot Vacuum S40 Pro brings 15,000 Pa suction and extending corner mops to Europe for under $330, a substantial upgrade over the standard S40 model.
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 powered OnePlus 15R arrives globally on December 17 with an 8,000+ mAh battery and rugged IP69K rating.
Waveshare's new LG290P breakout delivers centimeter-accurate RTK positioning for $90, undercutting SparkFun's competing board by roughly half while supporting six satellite constellations.
Samsung's new portable TV packs a 27-inch touchscreen, 3-hour battery, and rollable stand into a 5.2 kg package that moves between rooms.
An unconventional mini laptop combines a 24:9 ultrawide touchscreen with a mechanical keyboard in a compact design, ditching the trackpad for portable typing power.
A new handheld computer runs MS-DOS 6.22 and Windows 3.1 on genuine Intel 8086 processors, packing authentic 1980s PC-XT hardware into a portable device with modern conveniences like USB storage and lithium battery power.
This compact circular screen stands out by offering plug-and-play HDMI connectivity in an aluminum-housed package for $40.
Waveshare's new adapter brings NVMe boot support to Raspberry Pi 5 while converting micro HDMI ports to full-size connectors in a compact, cable-free design.
Developer releases open source USB 2.0 sniffer hardware for Wireshark packet analysis, with ready-made boards available for $31.
This STM32-based SDR digitizer delivers synchronized 12-bit I/Q capture at 210k samples per second for just $31, filling the gap between cheap dongles and expensive transceivers.