The Raspberry Pi Foundation has unveiled its new computer, the Pi 500, which is a keyboard with a Raspberry Pi 5 board built into it!

This computer has a 4-core processor with Cortex-A76 cores, which is twice as fast as the Pi 400, is equipped with 8 GB of RAM, and a MicroSD memory card must be used for memory, which comes with a 32 GB memory card.

The Pi 500 computer is equipped with two USB 3.0 ports, one USB 2.0 port, one gigabit LAN port, two micro HDMI ports that can be used with two 4K displays, and has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

This keyboard can be purchased at the price of $90, and its desktop kit, which, in addition to the keyboard, includes a raspberry mouse, a 27-watt power adapter, and a micro HDMI to HDMI conversion cable is also available at a price of $120.

Raspberry has also unveiled its first screen, which is a 15.6-inch screen with an IPS panel and 1080p resolution with built-in speakers, which can be used with a Raspberry Pi computer only with a USB C port without the need for a separate adapter. The price of this screen is 100 dollars.

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As per various rumours, the iPhone 17 Pro Max may look like this!

This CAD render is shared by a russian youtuber.

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Google has unveiled the second generation of Veo, a video-making AI to compete with Sora.

The final version of this model can create videos up to 2 minutes long in 4K quality and creates more realistic videos than the previous version and even Sora, with physics, movement of objects and fluids, and light reflections that are closer to reality.

The model is currently available on Google's VideoFX platform at labs.google/videofx, but requires a request and a queue, and the videos it produces there are limited to 8 seconds and 720p. The final version of the model will be available to Google's enterprise customers in the coming months.

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