The biggest news at Computex 2019
Our week in Taiwan is coming to a close, and as Team Engadget bids goodbye to the dumplings and beef noodles, it’s time to look back on all the news we saw this week. As always, ASUS was the star… Read more from the original source: The biggest news at Computex 2019
STEM kits that don’t look like STEM kits
LittleBits Base Inventor Kit (8+)This might be one of the best introductions to electronics for budding inventors, with plenty of options to “think outside the box” — though the “box” itself is… Read more: STEM kits that don’t look like STEM kits
Amazon unveils the $90 Echo Show 5
Amazon says that the Echo Show 5 is meant for the bedside or desk, which explains its compact form factor. I also can’t help but notice its resemblance to Google’s Nest Hub (formerly known as Home… Continued here: Amazon unveils the $90 Echo Show 5
ASUS’ redesigned touchscreen trackpad is bigger and more intuitive
ASUS seems to have addressed those issues with the ScreenPad 2.0. First, the mini screen is now powered by the CPU’s integrated graphics, rather than the dedicated NVIDIA GPU, which ASUS said… See the rest here: ASUS’ redesigned touchscreen trackpad is bigger and more intuitive
Barnes & Noble isn’t ready to give up on the E-Ink Nook
Barnes & Noble has pumped the brakes on its Nook e-readers in the past few years, but it continues to release new devices sporadically. Last fall, it unveiled the Nook Tablet 10.1 and a companion… See original here: Barnes & Noble isn’t ready to give up on the E-Ink Nook
