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Oh my gosh, my favorite viewer is here. But keep that between you and me, okay?

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Anyone finds out? I know you snitched. Details on MSI's upcoming gaming handheld have leaked

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and now we know all of its embarrassing secrets. At least we hope we do for MSI's sake.

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Less than a day after the company teased the device all over social media with fleeting glimpses,

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full images leaked on Twitter showing what looks like an ROG ally going through an emo phase.

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Listen to too much my chemical romance. The device is called claw.

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And that was certainly a choice. But an even bolder decision was choosing Intel

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to power the device's graphics. It will rely on but eight ARC Alchemist XE cores

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on the Core Ultra 7 155H, which has six P cores,

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eight E cores and two of the new low power cores

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designed to be even more E than the normal E cores.

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The claw won't be hurting from memory though, since the device will allegedly sport

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a whopping 32 gigabytes of RAM, at least according to the model

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that was tested on Geekbench. Unfortunately, we don't know anything about the display,

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but based on the rest of the device's aesthetic, I'm guessing it's strictly black and white.

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Or sepia when it's feeling artistic. NVIDIA's upcoming RTX 40 series super cards

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have had their prices linked in my God. They're almost reasonable.

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The familiar YouTube leaker Moors Law is Dead has claimed to have spoken to a source at NVIDIA

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that has said at launch, the 4070 super will be $599.

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And the 4070 Ti super will be $799.

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The original MSRPs of their non super counterparts.

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Meanwhile, the 4080 super may be launching for $200 less

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than the original 4080, but that might not be the case.

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I mean, none of this might be the case. But Moors Law says both a distributor

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and a GPU manufacturer cooperated the MSRPs

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for the 4070 and 4070 Ti supers.

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But there was some uncertainty about the 4080 super. Ideally, this is just a music communication

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and NVIDIA has started to relearn how GPU prices work.

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Allegedly, the 4070 Ti super and the 4080 super

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will replace their uncaped variants. While the 4070 non super will stick around

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at a new official MSRP of 549. 50 host macaroos.

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Allegedly, hopefully with the power uplift of the super cards, the price of performance

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of the new cards will make buying an NVIDIA GPU more comparable with buying AMD card

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and less comparable with putting $800 in a wood shipper.

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Microsoft has decided that keyboards need a dedicated button for AI.

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Damn it. It's called the co-pilot key, bringing the number of Microsoft products named co-pilot

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up to roughly a thousand and six. According to Microsoft's video announcing the key,

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today begins the era of the AI PC.

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Keep in mind that not a single keyboard with the co-pilot key has been released yet.

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It's kind of like saying, today's the day I begin my diet with the drumstick in your mouth.

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You decide if I'm talking about ice cream or chicken. Microsoft's consumer chief marketing officer,

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Yusuf Mehdi, compared the co-pilot key to the introduction of the Windows key.

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I think that's a fair comparison, except that the Windows key got added to the keyboard.

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It looks like the co-pilot key will replace an existing key.

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First AI takes our jabs and now they're taking our keyboard layouts.

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They're trying to kill the right control key. Resist.

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Hey look, it's five quick bits and they're heading right for us.

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No. Qualcomm has unveiled its new Snapdragon XR2 Plus chip

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for mixed reality headsets. The company says will compete

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with Apple's upcoming Vision Pro, but at a lower price.

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Made in collaboration with Samsung and Google, Qualcomm claims the XR2 Plus will be able

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to run over 12 HD cameras, supports 4.3K per eye resolution at 90 frames per second

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and has significant speed improvements over their last chip.

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We'll probably learn more at Samsung's unpacked event, in San Jose, after which Qualcomm and Samsung

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will presumably drive over to Apple's Cupertino headquarters,

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ring the doorbell and then watch from the bushes as Tim Apple stomps out a flaming bag of dog.

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What's this fire here? Oh, geez, it's on my shoe. Oh, geez, Barbara, get back.

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Incase will be resurrecting the Microsoft branded accessories that Microsoft themselves discontinued last year,

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so they could focus on their more expensive Surface branded accessories.

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Thanks to Incase's foul necromancy, these freshly revived accessories

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will be identical in design, supply chain, and components to the canceled cadavers.

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According to Incase, their design by Microsoft line

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will be available sometime later this year, which could be one of like 360 days.

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No rush, deciding the necronomic on takes time. Researchers say that they've created

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a working semiconductor out of graphene. Remember that buzzword?

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And you should maybe be cautiously excited about it. As technology hits the physical limitations of silicon,

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many experts have been concerned about the continued progress of electronics,

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but graphene has properties that could make it a superior successor to silicon.

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This new semiconductor can move electrons at higher speeds, is more efficient,

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and crucially is still compatible with standard microelectronics manufacturing.

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Plus, it isn't made out of sand, which is coarse and rough and irritating, gets everywhere.

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A Polish train manufacturer, Noog, is under investigation for allegedly breaking

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its own trains after they've been serviced at a competitor's facility.

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A company called SPS received massive fines

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after Noog trains they serviced permanently shut down.

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SPS then hired a hacking collective called Dragon Sector to investigate.

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They discovered the trains had been programmed with an idle timer that would brick them

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if they didn't move for 10 days. Nevog. Nevog.

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Then, Nevog fixed the issue by extending the timer

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to 21 days and having the train lock, if it stayed at a certain geographic location

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that happened to be the location of competing service centers.

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Now, Nevog is under investigation by Poland's competition watchdog.

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I guess in modern day Poland, trains rob you!

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And steamboat Willie. The early Mickey Mouse cartoon

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that notoriously fell into public domain on Monday this week is apparently still being copyright struck

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on YouTube on behalf of Disney. Voice actor and comedian Brock Baker uploaded

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his own parody dub of the cartoon yesterday only to have it immediately demonetized.

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Even though I know, you know, and Disney definitely knows

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that early Mickey is not public property. I guess Disney's lawyers forgot to remove steamboat Willie

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from their automatic copyright strike database because they were busy hibernating

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in their Scrooge McDuck money bits. Many lawyers die every year across like coins.

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And you don't die before Monday, come back for more tech news. Well, we're gonna be here.

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Honestly, that should be automatic by now.
