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Smart Projector With Stand Streams Netflix In Full HD For Under $200

Dangbei has just launched a compact Full HD smart projector in the US, which comes mounted on a gimbal-style stand, allowing one-handed image adjustments over a 190-degree range. The model, called the N2 mini, supports popular apps like Netflix and Prime Video, can project visuals up to 120 inches, and features Dolby sound – all […]

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Firefly All-in-one Turntable Reacts To Music With a Dancing Light Show

Interest in vinyl records has been growing steadily in recent years, and for those looking for something unique to play their analog treasures on, Audio Technica might have the perfect answer—especially if you missed the chance to grab one of Brian Eno’s limited-edition models. Debut at Milan Design Week: Meet the Hotaru Recently unveiled at

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OpenAI Introduces Flex Processing for More Affordable, Slower AI Tasks

To increase its competitive edge against other AI companies like Google, OpenAI has launched Flex processing, an API option that lowers the cost of AI model usage by offering slower response times and occasional “resource unavailability. Flex processing, currently in beta for OpenAI’s recently launched o3 and o4-mini reasoning models, is designed for lower-priority tasks

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NASA’s Curiosity Rover May Have Uncovered the Mystery of Mars’ Missing Carbonates

New analyses from NASA’s Curiosity rover offer important clues about the fate of Mars’ ancient atmosphere and the processes that shaped the planet over time. A Long-Standing Carbonate Mystery For years, scientists have believed that Mars once had a thick, carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere and liquid water on its surface. Theoretically, this combination should have led

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Integrated Engine-Motor Drive Retrofits Pure EVs Into Hybrids

Automakers are rethinking their all-electric vehicle expansion plans, increasingly adopting multiple powertrain technologies to reduce emissions across their global lineups. Horse Powertrain is ready to lend a hand, combining its expertise in both electric motor and internal combustion engine (ICE) technology into an all-in-one fuel-electric drive called the Future Hybrid Concept. This innovative setup aims

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Crystal-Based Cooling Could Prevent Future Devices From Overheating

As I write this on a laptop that keeps freezing and refuses to switch between tabs due to the early Indian summer heat, it becomes clear how common overheating issues are. I’m not even running heavy programs or multiple browsers — this old machine just isn’t able to dissipate the heat from its internal components

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First “Never-Stop Beating” Heart Transplant Marks a Historic Medical Breakthrough

For the first time, surgeons have successfully performed a heart transplant in which the donor heart continued beating throughout the entire procedure, significantly reducing the potential damage often associated with this complex operation. This innovation marks a major milestone and could pave the way for a new era of more effective heart transplants. The groundbreaking

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Over 6,600 Tons of Space Junk Are Floating Around in Earth’s Orbit

Decades of launching satellites into space have created a growing orbital pollution crisis. According to the Annual Space Environment Report from the European Space Agency (ESA), more than 6,600 tons of space debris are currently drifting in Low Earth Orbit (LEO), between 100 and 1,200 miles (160–2,000 km) above Earth’s surface. That’s an increase from

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OpenAI’s latest AI Models Have a New Safeguard To Prevent Biorisks

OpenAI has announced the implementation of a new monitoring system for its advanced reasoning models, o3 and o4-mini, designed to detect and block prompts related to biological and chemical threats. According to the company’s safety report, this mechanism is aimed at preventing the models from providing instructions that could be used for harmful attacks. Increased

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