UPERFECT is running a crowdfunding campaign for another dual touchscreen monitor, this time with a choice of 16 inch or 18 inch models featuring 2560 x 1600 pixel, 120 Hz displays. After a pretty disastrous launch of its first product, the makers of the Humane Ai Pin are looking to sell the company. And there may be another name in the handheld gaming PC space soon… kind of.
Here’s a roundup of recent tech news from around the web.
Delta Pro Touch dual touchscreen monitor [Indiegogo]
UPERFECT’s latest dual-screen monitor is the Delta Pro Touch, which features a pair of 16 or 18 inch, 2560 x 1600px, 120 Hz touchscreen displays with an adjustable stand. UPERFECT is running a crowdfunding campaign now, with rewards starting at $699 and up, and the dual-screen displays should begin shipping in July. This new campaign comes less than a year after the company ran a crowdfunding campaign for the original Delta (and Delta Max, and Max Pro), with prices starting as low as $359 for lower-spec models.
Wearable AI Startup Humane Explores Potential Sale, Sources Say [Bloomberg]
The Humane Ai Pin generated a lot of buzz when the wearable AI-enabled device was unveiled last year. But it was met by pretty lousy reviews when it arrived this year. Now the founders are said to be looking to sell the company. It remains unclear whether anyone’s interested in buying though.
Antec enters the e-sports handheld PC market [Liberty Times Net]
Taiwanese PC manufacturer Antec is reportedly partnering with AYANEO to launch a new Antec-branded handheld gaming PC with Windows 11 and a Ryzen 7 7840U processor that will sell for $600 to $900 in the US and Europe. While Tom’s Hardware seems to think that the device will be a rebranded AYANEO Slide based on an image included in the article, I’m skeptical based on the estimated price.
Weekly GNU-like Mobile Linux update [LinMOB]
Among other things, this week saw the release of version 0.39 of the Phosh mobile shell with support for app folders in the overview, an option for a night light quick setting, and more, a new default file browser for the sxmo mobile shell, and support for using the PineTab 2’s trackpad with SailfishOS.
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