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Although it now has a much longer name, this mini PC was originally called just the Maco, but it spawned a line of products so for the purpose of this review I’ll refer to it as the Maco 6850H.

I’m lucky that my job takes me to all kinds of events, and when I’m travelling, whether abroad and closer to home, having the right backpack to carry my kit is a no-brainer.

The 49-inch ultrawide market has always demanded a compromise. Curve the panel, and you gain immersion but lose straight lines along your windows’ edges. Keep it flat, and those two features simply swap places. Innocn has decided that trade-off is no longer guaranteed, and the E49M1R is the result.

AI agents going rogue is a growing challenge for British businesses according to a new study which also raises questions over policies and governance of AI in the workplace. Rule breaking AI agents in the UK are apparently experiencing far greater problems than the global average.

Google will launch its first experimental orbital data center satellite on October 1 2026, marking an early test for Project Suncatcher, its long-term research initiative.

Ukraine’s Third Army Corps has carried out a first-of-its-kind attack, using heavy bomber drones to deploy ground robots directly behind Russian positions.

Fujifilm has begun selling its newest LTO-10 Ultrium tape cartridge, a storage format built specifically for enterprise archival and long-term backup needs.

Japanese manufacturers have long built a reputation for producing remarkably light business notebooks, with some models weighing under a kilogram entirely.

Display: 7-inch OLED touchscreen Brightness: 1,100 nits Operating system: Android Memory: 12GB LPDDR5 RAM Internal storage: 256GB as standard Storage expansion: Three M.2 slots, supporting up to 24TB total storage Card slots: CFexpress Type B, SD and microSD Connectivity: USB-A, USB-C, HDMI input, HDMI output, LAN and 3.5mm headphone jack CFexpress transfer speed: Up to…

The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) has revealed that insurers paid out nearly $1 billion more than usual from AI-assisted hospital documentation and other AI work in 2024-2025, compared with the year before.