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Wish your streaming music sounded more analog? Someone made a Bluetooth-to-cassette live converter, and it's very cool
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Project Silica rival plans to launch 500GB Proof-of-concept medium in 2026 — but questions remain about speed, durability, and cost
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Beelink has an Arm-based NAS that's barely bigger than the Mac Studio and can store 84TB — but is it too expensive?
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This Mini-ITX motherboard with four DDR5 slots could end up as rival to Nvidia's Petaflop AI mini PC
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