Category: Computers & IT
Corsair has slashed $180 off its blistering MP700 SE Gen 5 SSD, now 14 cents per GB — get 4TB of SSD storage for $579, the cheapest drive on the market
‘A profound restriction on political debate’: Reddit blasts Australia’s social media ban, but the government says it is defending the law against ‘sustained ideological attack’
‘What we’re seeing with memory pricing right now is unprecedented’: new CEO issues Apple’s bleakest warning on the RAM crisis yet — and that’s a big worry
Grab a huge $1,229 saving on this 18-inch Alienware gaming laptop with an RTX 5070 — Area-51 machine packs a 24-core Intel CPU, 32GB DDR5 and a 1TB SSD for $2,449.99
Developer manages to run Windows 11 26H2 with just 128MB of RAM, just 3.1% of recommended minimum — stripped-down installation can access Desktop, File Explorer, and Notepad
Google leads takedown of massive XCPE malware botnet made of more than 1.3 million Android TV streaming boxes — and claims the items were intentionally set up for criminal access
This mini PC packs in more ports than we’d know what to do with — all powered by a surprisingly decent Intel Ultra CPU
16GB Raspberry Pi 5 hiked to $385, more than triple its launch price — makers are already shifting to Pico/ESP32 for small projects, mini PCs for more ambitious tasks
Tachyum, developer of heavily-delayed universal Prodigy processor, voluntarily files for bankruptcy — future of Prodigy IP unknown as company begins bankruptcy proceedings
This wood-heavy RTX 5090 gaming PC is stunningly neat — the wood cost $4,000 and it took 7 years to craft, much of which was about ‘waiting for a GPU at MSRP’
This new Windows malware steals all your data, then uses AI to rank how valuable you are as a victim
GCHQ has apparently lost thousands of storage devices in recent years — and has no idea where any of them are
Gamer’s ASUS TUF monitor blocks bullet fired through wall during Call of Duty session — says 280Hz monitor is ‘the best $280 I ever spent’
‘AI is pervasive, it is everywhere’: Microsoft boasts about AI turbocharging Windows 11 development, and users aren’t surprised — but they’re worried about bugs
‘Is Sam Altman going to break into my house and steal my RAM?’ — why the AI boom could keep memory prices high until 2030
