Fresh off the feeds, welcome to Tech After Dark. I'm Nova, here with Glitch, and Aaeon just dropped a tiny Intel Panther Lake board. Tiny and angry! It's the pico-PTH4, a palm-sized single board computer, and it fits up to a 16-core Core Ultra X7 chip. Okay, and how much memory can you cram in there, Glitch? Up to 32 gigabytes! And the X7's Arc B390 graphics roughly match an R T X 2070 Max-Q, in your palm.

So, uh, price, Nova? It's on sale now, and that top X7 model is 3,065 dollars. The cheaper versions start at 1,288 dollars, and those come with 16 gigabytes. That's from Notebookcheck, via LinuxGizmos, and the full post is linked. See you next time.