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Apple Pencil to Feature Replaceable Battery in 2027 Refresh
Apple plans a refreshed Apple Pencil with replaceable batteries, launching alongside new iPad Pro models in spring 2027.
Read MoreModder Expands Original PlayStation RAM to 16MB, Though No Games Can Utilize It
A modder increased the memory of the original PlayStation from 2MB to 16MB, but current games cannot take advantage of the expanded capacity.
Read MoreNvidia CEO Jensen Huang to Celebrate Sega’s 30th Anniversary in Japan
Nvidia founder Jensen Huang will participate in Sega’s 30th anniversary events in Japan and will raffle a GeForce RTX 5090 FE graphics card.
Read MoreApple Files Lawsuit Alleging Former Employees Leaked Trade Secrets to OpenAI
Apple sues OpenAI over alleged theft of trade secrets by former Apple employees involved in developing new consumer hardware.
Read MoreLG Study Shows Higher Refresh Rates Improve FPS Shooter Performance
LG Display’s research finds that gamers perform better in first-person shooters using monitors with higher refresh rates, up to 480 Hz.
Read MoreAsus Unveils ROG Raikiri II Pro Wireless Controller with 8000 Hz Polling Rate and Extensive Customization
Asus launches the ROG Raikiri II Pro, a wireless PC gamepad featuring an 8000 Hz polling rate, hot-swappable sticks, and leading battery life.
Read MoreAsus Unveils ROG 27 Plus Gaming Monitor with Triple Refresh Rate Modes
Asus introduces the ROG 27 Plus, a 27-inch gaming monitor offering 4K at 240Hz, QHD at 400Hz, and FHD at 488Hz refresh rates.
Read MoreMicron Invests $500 Million in U.S. Silicon Wafer Manufacturing with GlobalWafers Partnership
Micron Technology commits $500 million to a U.S. facility producing silicon wafers through its collaboration with Taiwan-based GlobalWafers.
Read MoreNintendo to Maintain Global Sales of Original Switch Despite European Market Withdrawal
Nintendo will halt Switch sales in Europe early next year but confirms continued availability of the original console in the US, Japan, and other regions.
Read MoreMeta Plans to Begin Manufacturing Its Own AI Chips by September
Meta aims to reduce reliance on Nvidia by producing in-house AI chips starting this September as part of a major compute capacity expansion.
Read MoreGigabyte Launches GO27Q24G Gaming Monitor Featuring WOLED QHD Display and 240 Hz Refresh Rate
Gigabyte introduces the GO27Q24G, a 27-inch WOLED gaming monitor with QHD resolution and a 240 Hz refresh rate supporting G-Sync and FreeSync Premium.
Read MoreGlobal Home Router Shipments Decline 6% in One Year Amid Shifting Consumer Spending
Global shipments of home Wi-Fi routers fell 6% year-over-year in Q1 2026, marking a five-year decline totaling 34%.
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