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OpenAI's first hardware product is a $230 mini keypad for AI coding

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By Shawn(Sharn) Knight Verified
| TechSpot Verified
In a nutshell: OpenAI has announced its first consumer hardware product, and it's not the smart speaker or phone that some were expecting. The Codex Micro is a mechanical keyboard designed for use with the company's Codex coding agent – think of it as a Stream Deck for ChatGPT. Late last year, OpenAI announced a partnership with former Apple designer Jony Ive to build a screen-free AI gadget.
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Netflix celebrates 10 years of Stranger Thing with a VHS-quality version of the first season

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By Shawn(Sharn) Knight Verified
| TechSpot Verified
TL;DR: Netflix is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Stranger Things by inviting fans to rewatch the first season in a whole new way. The streaming giant has released a special VHS edition of the season that plays as though it were being watched on an old-school video cassette tape. The very first season of Stranger Things arrived on July 15, 2016.
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Samsung introduces Flex Titanium, a new foldable screen tech with reduced creasing

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By Shawn(Sharn) Knight Verified
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What we know so far: Samsung has announced a new display technology for foldable devices designed to balance strength, flexibility, and slimness. Dubbed Flex Titanium for its use of two titanium-based components, it is set to debut in the next generation of Galaxy foldable devices that'll be announced on July 22. Samsung said its Flex Titanium tech is the result of seven generations of foldable innovation and accumulated display know-how.
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