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- Oct 1, 2026
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This $229 mini PC somehow doubled its RAM without raising its price (opens the original)
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RAM-mageddon has caused prices of components to shot up in 2026 but there's one product that actually rather shockingly got better without a price increase. And that's the Rmatamini P99S, still on sale, 9 months after I wrote about it, for $229 at Newegg. When I looked at it in February, it had 8GB of RAM and it has since been upgraded to 16GB at no extra cost. Getting something extra for no premium is rare enough to be highlighted. There's a catch though as it swapped DDR4 for DDR3. Oh and they
The HP OmniBook 3 is the best laptop under $500 I can recommend (opens the original)
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The HP OmniBook 3 is the fastest - and I think the best - laptop you can buy under $500 right now in the US. You can buy it direct from HP for as little as $449.99, a saving of 50% (or $450) off its SRP of $900. But I believe that the $10 Wi-Fi 7 upgrade (and Bluetooth 6.0) is a no-brainer. Processor: Intel Core 5 315RAM: 8GBSSD: 256GBConnectivity: Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6OS: Windows 11 HomeScreen: 16-inch IPS, 2K resolution The star of the show is the Intel Core 5 315 CPU. This processor that power
‘I did not foresee at all the social-media application, nor its impact on society': Inventor of the CMOS-based image sensor on how a technology designed to take photos in space has changed the way we view the world (opens the original)
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Camera technology has come on leaps and bounds throughout the 20th and 21st century, but one of the most important developments was the invention of the CMOS image sensor. This invention, dubbed the ‘camera-on-a-chip’, is the technology that allows everyone to carry high-resolution cameras around in their pockets. But the history of the CMOS can be traced back to NASA’s desire to install small, low-powered cameras capable of capturing high-resolution imagery on interplanetary spacecraft. Dr. Eri
'We operate fleets of smaller, lower-cost assets that are centrally controlled and highly scalable': How tiny uncrewed vessels are mapping the ocean and delivering instant marine data at scale (opens the original)
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While many tech companies are looking to planetary bodies and the stars as the next frontier of exploration, there is one much closer to the shiny blue marble we call home that has been largely unexplored. According to a 2025 study by Science Advances, humanity has visually explored just 0.001% of the ocean, and much of this has been relatively close to shorelines. But while our visual exploration of the ocean sits as a minute proportion its overall size, militaries and private industries have d
‘Once the right balance between cloud and local AI is found, organisations will find the sweet spot between cost, performance and security’: The future of AI strategy and how businesses can get the best results (opens the original)
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Businesses of all shapes and sizes are adopting AI to improve productivity and efficiency, but where they should be seeing improvements from this strategy, instead they’re seeing rising token costs, struggles with integrating tools, and more security risks. As with all new technologies, adoption comes first and the procedures and governance are a few steps behind. Experiments are taking place in almost every industry, and the lessons learned will help guide other businesses into successful adopt
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