All articles tagged with #hardware innovation
The article discusses various tech projects and products that were abandoned or failed prematurely, including operating systems, programming languages, web standards, and hardware, often due to market forces, corporate decisions, or technological limitations, highlighting how some innovations were lost despite their potential.
Peloton has teased a new era of fitness launching on October 1, 2025, hinting at product updates including new hardware, screens, and AI integration, with potential new content and instructors, as part of a broader product roadmap reveal.
Microsoft is experimenting with microfluidic cooling for AI and server chips, which involves sending fluid directly through tiny channels etched into the chips to improve cooling efficiency and enable overclocking, potentially leading to more powerful hardware and energy savings in data centers.
Google's Pixel 10 marks its 10th anniversary with a focus on software and AI advancements rather than radical design changes, emphasizing AI-driven features, connected peripherals like glasses and foldables, and in-house chip development to stay competitive in a mature smartphone market.
The article highlights seven classic video games that significantly influenced their respective consoles, showcasing how they pushed hardware capabilities, shaped genres, and became iconic in gaming history, from Super Mario 64 to Wii Sports.
A modder in Florida has transformed the original PlayStation into a handheld console called the PS Hanami, using hot glue and magnetic wires to fit the motherboard into a small chassis. The device runs games using an optical drive emulator and an open-source resolution scaler, making it a dream handheld for retro gamers despite some issues like no volume controls, a finicky power button, and limited battery life.