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I-O Data is set to launch their latest mini PC stick, the CLIP PC (CLPC-32WE1). Measuring only W46mm x D76mm x H15mm and weighing 53g, this palm-sized PC stick is equipped with a 1.44GHz Intel Atom x5-Z8550 quad-core processor, an Intel HD Graphics 400, a 2GB 1600MHz DDR3 RAM and a 32GB eMMC.

Running on Windows 10 IoT Enterprise OS, the device has a microSDXC card slot (up to 128GB), 2x USB 3.0 ports, 1x headphone jack, an HDMI connection interface (can be connected directly to the HDMI TV or display) and a built-in micro cooling fan.

For connectivity, the CLIP PC (CLPC-32WE1) provides WiFi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.0 + EDR. The I-O Data CLIP PC (CLPC-32WE1) will hit the market from late July for 39,800 Yen (about $358). [Product Page]

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Target is taking on Amazon’s Prime Pantry with its own version called “Restock.” The company announced a trial run of its new service today, which it tested with employees earlier this year. Like Prime Pantry, with Restock, customers can fill a box w…

If you’re a photographer that owns quite a few memory cards, there’s a good chance that maybe one of them could be a Lexar. Lexar is one of the more well-known memory card brands out there today, but unfortunately it seems that Lexar’s parent company, Micron, has announced that they will be discontinuing the products.

The announcement reads, “Micron Technology today announced that it is discontinuing its Lexar retail removable media storage business. The decision was made as part of the company’s ongoing efforts to focus on its increasing opportunities in higher value markets and channels. The Lexar portfolio includes memory cards, USB flash drives, readers, and storage drives for retail and OEM customers.”

It also states, “As difficult as this decision is, the company is making this adjustment in its business to ensure it continues to be well-positioned for the future.” The press release also states that Micron will be looking at opportunities to sell all or part of the Lexar business. No doubt this will be a bummer for photographers who might have enjoyed using Lexar’s products, but unfortunately that is going to be the way of things from here on out.

Micron will continue to provide support to customers during the transition, but in the meantime we guess perhaps photographers might want to start looking into other brands for future purchases.

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According to Apple, the Touch Bar feature on the new MacBook Pro models is meant to act as an extension to the keyboard, as opposed to being seen as a secondary display of sorts. However it has not stopped developers from finding all sorts of ways to mess around with the feature, such as by installing Doom on it.

Granted the size of the Touch Bar clearly does not make it an ideal environment to play Doom, but how about Mario? Yup, it seems that in a post on Reddit (via BGR), Redditor PietroMess has created what seems to be Super Mario for the Touch Bar, and for those who are interested you can actually go ahead and download it.

The post reads, “Just bought the new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar and I’m pretty happy to share with you the mini “game” that I was able to build. You need to avoid the obstacles, that will be Goomba and Brick, from Super Mario Bros. The game is pretty easy and it’s pretty similar to Dino for Google Chrome when internet connection is not available.”

Note that the app is being hosted on the uploader’s Dropbox account, which as one of the comments on the post states that maybe downloading and running executable files from random places on the internet is probably not the best idea. The original poster states that they will eventually upload it onto GitHub, so maybe until then, proceed with the download at your own risk (download link is on the Reddit page).

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