Neal Agarwal has done it again, with a lovely little timewaster called I’m Not a Robot that parodies today’s pre-AI web gatekeeping experience. Will you NOPE right on out of there, or channel Silksong levels of spite like me? Here’s one of its tamer stages; good luck with Level 17.
On Sony, Microsoft, and the future of game consoles.
The $800 OneXGPU Lite is tiny and versatile with both OCuLink and 80Gbps USB 4 v2 (which should work with Thunderbolt 5 machines too). Its older AMD 7600M XT won’t beat the pricier Asus XG Mobile, though, which has an internal power supply — while the OneXGPU requires a big external brick.
Ayaneo, whose svelte Windows handhelds can easily cost $1,000, will sell an $90 retro handheld that looks pretty good this October, with a 4:3 screen and GameCube-level gaming chops. Take that, Anbernic? At the same time, Anbernic is going unusually upscale for once with the $165-$180 RG476H.
a double-sided magnetic ring grip and stand I don’t have to remove when I use MagSafe car mounts. Or those double magnet rings I introduced you to before, which now serve as stands in my house. It’s from Syncwire, and it ranges from $17-$25 on Amazon. Sound on if you want to hear the satisfying ratcheting swivel!
