Category: Hardware
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System76’s Oryx Pro: The First Linux Laptop Featuring the COSMIC Desktop Environment
Linux hardware vendor System76 has unveiled a new variant of its Oryx Pro laptop, marking it as the first Linux laptop to ship with the COSMIC desktop environment. This innovative laptop operates on the upcoming Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS distribution, tailored for professionals in engineering, development, machine learning, AI, and gaming. The Oryx Pro boasts an…
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Linux Kernel 6.17 Released: Discover the Latest Features and Improvements!
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of Linux kernel 6.17, bringing improved hardware support and several core system enhancements. This update introduces graphic drivers for the latest Intel ‘Panther Lake’ laptops, better power management features for devices with AMD hybrid GPUs, and resolves a long-standing software bug from 1993. Additionally, it incorporates features to extend…
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Introducing the Raspberry Pi 500+: The Ultimate All-In-One PC Powered by Raspberry Pi 5
The Raspberry Pi Foundation recently unveiled the Raspberry Pi 500+, an advanced all-in-one PC designed upon the Raspberry Pi 5 architecture. This new model serves as a successor to the original Raspberry Pi 500, boasting the Raspberry Pi 5’s 16GB version along with a state-of-the-art mechanical keyboard that features removable keycaps and RGB LED backlighting.…
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Introducing the Most Advanced (and Priciest) Raspberry Pi Model Yet!
Raspberry Pi has introduced the Raspberry Pi 500+, a premium version of its compact keyboard PC. This model features mechanical switches, RGB backlighting, and comes pre-equipped with an SSD, representing a step up in both aesthetics and performance. The key specs highlight the power of the Raspberry Pi 5’s quad-core 64-bit ARM processor, coupled with…
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Raspberry Pi Introduces Affordable 1TB SSD: Priced at $70/£67
Raspberry Pi has introduced its latest product: a 1TB SSD, available for only $70/£67. This announcement is great news for enthusiasts looking for affordable storage solutions compatible with Raspberry Pi devices. Historically known for its small single-board computers, Raspberry Pi has expanded its offerings to include a variety of peripherals, from keyboards to cameras and…
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Linux Firmware Service: A Call to Hardware Makers for Support and Funding
Before the Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS) was introduced, updating firmware on Linux was a challenging task. Users often needed to hunt for updates across various websites and encountered problems when relying on Windows-based executables for installations. The launch of LVFS in 2017 transformed this experience by providing a centralized repository where companies could easily…
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Introducing the TUXEDO InfinityBook Pro 15 Gen10: The Ultimate Linux Ultrabook Powered by Ryzen AI 300
Linux hardware vendor TUXEDO Computers has launched the 10th generation (Gen10) InfinityBook Pro 15, an ultrabook designed for Linux enthusiasts. This powerful device features AMD Ryzen AI 300 processors, with multiple configuration options including the Ryzen AI 7 350, Ryzen AI 9 365, and Ryzen AI 9 HX 370. Each processor variant offers differing core…
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Get Ready for the RVA23 RISC-V Chips: Launching Sooner Than You Think!
Ubuntu’s upcoming version, 25.10, will exclusively support RISC-V devices equipped with RVA23 profile extensions. This strategic shift allows the distro to leverage the latest advancements in hardware performance, without compromising on capabilities. Concerns about the lack of available RVA23 hardware are somewhat alleviated with projections for numerous chips to be released in 2026, alongside some…
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Introducing Argon ONE Up: The 14-Inch Laptop Shell for Raspberry Pi Enthusiasts!
Last year, a portable monitor called the CrowView Note caught attention for turning a Raspberry Pi into a makeshift laptop. While its HDMI input allows for versatility, it presented a somewhat clunky solution with a single-board computer protruding awkwardly. In response to the need for a more elegant design, Argon Forty, renowned for their high-quality…
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Introducing the New RISC-V SBC: Compatible with Ubuntu 24.04 but Limited to Future Releases
Ahead of the upcoming RISC-V Summit in China, Canonical has unveiled a new RISC-V single-board computer (SBC), the EBC77 Series, which fully supports Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. This SBC is designed primarily for development and embedded systems, rather than typical desktop usage. It is important to note that RISC-V devices generally cannot match the performance or…
