Tom's Hardware

World’s largest mobile LED screen is 767 inches, with a 4K resolution and a 3,840 Hz refresh rate

Belgian LED displays specialist Photonics showcased its Jumbo162 outside ISE 2025 in Barcelona earlier this month. Jumbo by name and jumbo by nature, the 162 refers to the 161.5 square meter 4K-ready display this mobile device brings to venues. In more usual monitor parlance, the Jumbo162 has a diagonal of 767 inches. The image below,… Read more

Chinese scientists claim neural network tech unlocks 10,000X speedup in optical fiber bandwidth

(Image credit: Shutterstock) Earlier this month, Chinese researchers from the University of Shanghai revealed that they had found a way to increase current-generation fiber optic speeds by orders of magnitude—that is, by 10,000 times (considering the current 100 Gigabit standard of fiber optics, this could be as high as 125 Terabytes per second) by overcoming… Read more

Raspberry Pi powers miniature ‘Severance’ MDR computer

Makers never cease to amaze us when it comes to making custom cases and builds to house their Raspberry Pi. They make everything from minimal, simple designs to complex creations inspired by works of science fiction. Today we have an excellent example to share of the latter put together by maker and developer Andrew Chilicki…. Read more

Chinese AI model DeepSeek is being integrated into smart TVs — Skyworth G7F Pro understands local dialects and generates multimedia content

Chinese appliance manufacturer Skyworth (machine translated) announced it’s releasing a new smart TV equipped with DeepSeek. The Chinese-developed LLM DeepSeek made waves when it was introduced because of its relatively low cost of training. It has reached the point that AI chip maker Nvidia lost over half a trillion dollars in market value because people… Read more

Interactive e-book brings choose your own adventure books to the 21st century

Handheld gaming consoles often come with high-refresh-rate color screens to give gamers an immersive experience. However, the new ‘Ink Console,’ currently getting ready to launch on Crowd Supply, is taking a different approach to immersion. Instead of offering high FPS numbers and an OLED screen, the specifications include a 7.5-inch e-ink screen with an 800… Read more

Fujitsu celebrates 50 million laptops produced with one-off exquisite kumiko wooden lid model

The production arm of Fujitsu Client Computing recently celebrated its cumulative PC production total passing the 50 million units milestone, reports ITMedia, Japan. As is now customary for the manufacturing company, dubbed Shimane Fujitsu, a special one-off commemorative PC was produced to mark the milestone. In this case, it was an FMV Note C laptop… Read more

Elegoo Centauri Carbon review: Finally an affordable Core XY

Tom’s Hardware Verdict This is the best out-of-the-box experience we’ve had with an Elegoo FDM Printer, the Centauri Carbon is packed with speed and precision at a price that’s hard to beat. Pros + Core XY + Impressive speed + Enclosed + No cloud access required + Affordable Cons – No heated chamber – Poor… Read more

Leakers suggest AMD Strix Halo reviews dropping tomorrow — Asus ROG Flow Z13 launches February 25

(Image credit: Weibo) AMD’s beastly Strix Halo APUs might be closer than you expect, with reviews reportedly going live tomorrow per hardware leaker HXL at X (formerly Twitter). This rumor follows teasers from various content creators. Even Asus has announced a release date for its high-end ROG Flow Z13 laptops; slated for a February 25… Read more

Montech HyperFlow Silent 360 Review: Good, but not quite “silent”

The latest AIO to land on our test bench is Montech’s new Hyperflow Silent 360. In contrast to the company’s previous HyperFlow 360 ARGB, this cooler has lower maximum noise levels and a sleek all-black design without ARGB lighting. In some ways, the Hyperflow Silent is an improvement over Montech’s last generation AIO – especially… Read more

Sandisk puts petabyte SSDs on the roadmap, has yet to reveal release date

(Image credit: Western Digital) Among the things that Sandisk discussed last week at its Investor Day were upcoming UltraQLC-based 1PB (1 petabyte) solid-state drives, as well as some unanticipated talks about 3D DRAM, which is not about to happen quite yet, according to Sandisk (the roadmap target lacks a date). UltraQLC and 1PB SSDs Let… Read more

SilverStone HELA 2050R Platinum power supply review

Tom’s Hardware Verdict The SilverStone HELA 2050R Platinum delivers exceptional power, efficiency, and connectivity for the most demanding builds. Its price and power output make it a halo product but also a singular choice for extreme workstations and top-end gaming systems. Pros + Massive 2050W power capacity + Excellent Platinum-rated efficiency + Three PCIe 5.0… Read more

AMD exec sarcastically teases RX 90700.05XTXT Max GPU with 320GB of VRAM and ‘1.2 Gigawatts’ power supply requirement

(Image credit: AMD) Frank Azor, AMD Chief Architect for Gaming Solutions, took the stage at X to address rumors of a potential 32GB RX 9070 XTX in the making. The executive revealed the impossibly powerful RX 90700.05XTXT Max 320GB as an alternative, which quote-unquote matches the RTX 5090, though only in raster. Jokes aside, a… Read more

Maker builds Raspberry Pi ‘Pi Hub Development Kit’ to help students learn

Learning how to build with microelectronics can be a very daunting endeavor. The Raspberry Pi is an excellent platform for tinkering and learning but there is still a learning curve that can be intimidating for newcomers. That’s why we’re excited to share this cool project put together by maker and developer Yoganandham. The Pi Hub… Read more

Nvidia RTX 5050, 5060, and 5060 Ti surface in Zotac EEC filings

Zotac has registered a slew of Nvidia GeForce GPUs with the EEC (Eurasian Economic Commission), including two new entries: the RTX 5060 series and the RTX 5050 (via Harukaze). Of the two, this is the first time we’re hearing about an RTX 5050, succeeding the RTX 3050 as the RTX 40 series didn’t feature a… Read more

Harvard team built a CMOS chip to map 70,000 synaptic connections between 2,000 rat neurons

(Image credit: Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences) Harvard researchers built a complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) chip packed with 4,096 microhole electrode arrays, allowing them to record electrical activity across several neural cells. According to the Nature journal, this enabled the team to plot 2,000 rat neurons and map over 70,000… Read more