For some time now, rumors about Samsung re-releasing the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite a second time have been floating around. It sounded unexpected, but it turned out it was all correct. Samsung kicked off the week with a surprise launch of the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) tablet in Europe.
The re-refreshed Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) tablet popped up on the official Samsung online store in Romania today. It’s not yet available for purchase, so there are no pricing details. However, the tablet and all its specifications are now confirmed.
In the marketing material, the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) is showcased in two familiar-looking colors, Chiffon Pink and Oxford Gray, and one new Mint option. However, only the Gray and Mint options are selectable at the online shop in Romania
Spec-wise, the tablet features 64GB or 128GB of storage, 4GB of RAM, and a newer chipset that’s actually been around for some time.
Same old tablet with a newer chip
Samsung’s official store page for the refreshed Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) doesn’t specify exactly which chip the “new” tablet has, but the 2.4GHz and 2.0GHz frequencies reconfirm we’re looking at an Exynos 1280 SoC. It’s not exactly new, but it is newer than the original Exynos 9611 used by the 2020 Tab S6 Lite version or the 2022 model’s Snapdragon 720G/732G.
Aside from the new chip, nothing else appears to have changed about the re-refreshed Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024). It has a 10.4-inch TFT display with a resolution of 2000 x 1200, an 8MP primary camera, a 5MP selfie camera, and a microSD card slot. It even has a 3.5mm headphone port, which is seldom seen on mobile devices nowadays.
Another benefit of the newer chip is that the refreshed 2024 tablet model has improved connectivity, including Bluetooth 5.3 instead of 5.0. However, it has LTE connectivity and doesn’t boast any 5G capabilities.
The battery has the same 7,040mAh capacity as before, and the tablet ships with an S Pen included in the box. Furthermore, the 2024 Galaxy Tab S6 Lite ships with the latest One UI 6.1 version from Samsung, but there’s no mention of any Galaxy AI features. The Exynos 1280 SoC is probably not powerful enough to handle Samsung’s Advanced Intelligence.
Speaking of the Exynos 1280, it’s worth noting that it’s almost as old as the original Galaxy Tab S6 Lite refresh released in 2022. The chip debuted in March 2022, and the most recent device that uses it, apart from this tablet refresh, is the Galaxy A25.
Based on the leaks and rumors it seems increasingly likely that Meta is working on a cheaper version of the Meta Quest 3 – expected to be called the Meta Quest 3 Lite or Meta Quest 3s.
It’s not yet been confirmed, but the gadget is expected to be a more affordable version of the Quest 3 – at a price closer to the Quest 2 – that would see the Meta fully phase out its last-gen VR hardware. The trade-off would be the device wouldn’t have all the capabilities of the Quest 3 – likely sporting lower-resolution displays, less RAM, a worse chipset, or dropping mixed reality support (though that last point seems unlikely).
We’ve collected the latest news and rumors here so this page can serve as your one-stop shop for all things Meta Quest 3 Lite. As we learn more about the device we’ll be sure to update the page and keep you in the loop with all the latest information.
Is the Quest 3 Lite the true Quest 2 replacement? (Image credit: Shutterstock / Boumen Japet)
Meta Quest 3 Lite: Price
As the Meta Quest 3 Lite isn’t yet official – meaning Meta itself hasn’t confirmed (or denied) its existence – we can’t say for certain how much it’ll cost or when it will be released.
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But based on rumors and previous Meta hardware releases, we can make some reasoned predictions on what the gadget might cost and when we could see it in action.
Price-wise, we can reasonably expect it’ll cost around the same as Meta’s last-gen headset, given the Lite is billed as a super-affordable model meant to fully replace the Oculus Quest 2. It’ll certainly cost less than the Meta Quest 3.
This would likely see it released at around $299 / £299 / AU$479, which is where the Quest 2 started life. Honestly, we’d be more than a little disappointed if it was more expensive.
The Meta Quest 3 could soon have a sibling (Image credit: Zenni)
Meta Quest 3 Lite: Release date
As for the Quest 3 Lite’s release date, Meta usually likes to release new hardware in October. However, it might decide to mix things up with this budget-friendly gadget to avoid confusing it with its main line Quest and Quest Pro lines.
We predict the Quest 3 Lite will be announced and released as part of this year’s Meta Quest Gaming Showcase, which should be around June based on previous years.
If Meta sticks to its usual hardware release schedule, though, then a launch after this year’s Meta Connect – which we expect will land in September or October – could be on the cards.
Of course, this assumes the Meta Quest 3 Lite even launches at all.
The Meta Quest 3 Lite will likely look a little different to the Quest 3 (Image credit: Meta)
Meta Quest 3 Lite: Specs and design
So far we haven’t heard many specs for the Meta Quest 3 Lite. The main leaks so far have been renders showing off its possible design.
These leaks suggest it’ll be bulkier than the Quest 3, likely because the Lite would adopt the fresnel lens system used by the Quest 2. This makes some sense as fresnel lenses are cheaper, partly because the alternative pancake lenses require brighter displays. However, considering pancake lenses lead not only to a slimmer headset design but also better image quality (and we’ve seen cheap headsets like the Pico 4 use pancake lenses) we’d be surprised if Meta didn’t use them in the Lite.
One of the leaks went into more detailed specs, suggesting it’ll have 128GB or 256GB of storage (instead of the 128GB or 512GB in the Quest 3) and 1,832 x 1,920 pixel displays (one per eye). Something seems off about the leak, though, in terms of the assets shared and the included info that could help identify the leaker (which seems like a bad idea for anyone trying to avoid the wrath of Meta’s well-funded legal team).
Meta Quest 3 Lite may actually be “Meta Quest 3S”u/LuffySanKira on Reddit claims they were shown these graphics in what was likely a Meta User Research Zoom meeting.I can’t verify them, but I CAN verify Meta does feedback sessions like these. pic.twitter.com/DjkZnVMP6bMarch 16, 2024
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As such, color us skeptical when it comes to the details highlighted in the post.
Meta Quest 3 Lite: Software
Assuming the Meta Quest 3 Lite has the same or similar mixed-reality capabilities as the Meta Quest 3, we expect it’ll have access to all of the same software – which is to say, everything available on the Quest platform’s Store (and many other games and apps available through sideloading via third-party digital storefronts).
If it has significantly worse specs – such as the Quest 2’s Snapdragon XR2 Gen 1 chipset – there may be some software that launches in the future that would be exclusive to the full Quest 3. But we expect the Quest 3 Lite would use a Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 so, hopefully, this won’t be an issue.
We’ll have to wait and see what Meta announces.
The Meta Quest 3 Lite needs to have mixed reality (Image credit: Meta)
Meta Quest 3 Lite: What we want to see
As for what we want to see from the Quest 3 Lite VR headset – acknowledging that its lower price will necessitate lower specs than the Meta Quest 3 proper – our ideal setup would boast the same Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chipset and 8GB of RAM as the Quest 3, though 6GB of RAM like the Quest 2 is, admittedly, a lot more likely.
Storage options would start at 64GB – as frankly, you don’t need a lot of storage space for VR apps, especially if you’re willing to download and delete them as necessary – and the displays would be a lower resolution than the Quest 3. A leak suggested the 1,832 x 1,920 pixels per eye option, and considering this is what’s used by the Quest 2 it does make some sense.
Pancake lenses seem like an easy win from a design and image-quality perspective (especially if Meta opts for poorer displays), and mixed-reality passthrough that’s at least as high-quality as the Quest 3 is also a must.
Beyond this, one rogue cost-cutting measure could see Meta scrap or change its Quest 3 controllers. However, given how much developers have emphasized to us the importance of VR handsets having a standard design, and the fact that many Quest titles don’t support hand-tracking, this might be a step too far.
Samsung could announce a new affordable tablet any day now. The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, originally launched in 2020 and then refreshed in 2022, will debut once again with the same design and updated internals. The tablet will come in a new color, as revealed in the newly leaked images you can see below.
Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) will come in Mint color
The Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) will be available in three colors: Chiffon Pink, Mint, and Oxford Gray. While the Chiffon Pink and Oxford Gray colors were already seen with the 2022 version of the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, the Mint color option is completely new. The tablet’s design stays the same as its 2022 version.
The upcoming affordable tablet has a 10.4-inch LCD screen with 2,000 x 1,200 pixels resolution and a bundled S Pen. Previous reports indicate that the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) will come equipped with the Exynos 1280 processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB/128GB internal storage, and a microSD card slot. It will run Android 14-based One UI 6.1 out of the box.
On the front, the tablet has a 5MP selfie camera. On the rear, the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) has an 8MP camera. It will be powered by the same 7,000mAh battery as its predecessor and have 15W fast charging. It will be available in 5G and Wi-Fi-only variants. Other connectivity options include GPS, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.3, USB Type-C port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
According to previous reports, the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) will have a starting price of €429 for the Wi-Fi-only 64GB variant and go as high as €519 for the Wi-Fi + Cellular 128GB variant.
Open up our Meta Quest 3 review and you’ll see the virtual reality headset has a not-unreasonable starting price of $499.99 / £479.99 / AU$799.99 – certainly way below the $3,499 (or higher) you’ll pay for the Apple Vision Pro. However, it seems an even more affordable Meta headset is on the way.
After teasing what’s being called the Meta Quest 3 Lite earlier this month, VR Panda (via Android Authority) has posted a picture of the rumored device on social media. As you might have expected, it looks a lot like the Meta Quest 3.
There are some differences though – the passthrough cameras on the outside of the wearable have apparently been ditched, which presumably means augmented reality effects and any kind of hand tracking control are off the agenda.
The team at Android Authority reckons that further savings could come through the use of a more affordable processor. Savings are certainly going to have to be made somewhere, if Meta is going to manage to significantly undercut the price of the Quest 3.
As with every leak, we should apply a certain level of caution before taking it at face value. Last year we did hear talk that a cheaper Meta Quest VR device was on the way, but there hasn’t been an abundance of leaks and rumors about it – and of course company plans can always change when it comes to gadget launches.
The lack of any passthrough cameras would be a surprise, even if Meta is trying to save on production costs. The company has previously said that passthrough is likely to be a “standard feature” on future headsets, so make of that what you will.
If you’re wanting to strap a device to your head that mixes virtual reality and augmented reality, then the distinction between Apple and Meta is pretty clear – with the former company’s offering costing seven times as much.
Affordability is a big selling point for Meta to emphasize, and it looks as though that gap will grow even more with the next device. As yet though, there’s no indication about when a Meta Quest 3 Lite headset could see the light of day.
Asustor has this week introduced the Drivestor 2 Lite, an entry-level NAS designed for home or small office use. The Drivestor Pro Gen 2 NAS, is powered by a Realtek RTD1619B Quad-Core CPU with a 1.7 GHz frequency, which enhances both CPU and GPU performance. The Pro Gen 2 offers network speeds up to 2.5 Gbps in compatible networking environments.
Both models support Btrfs file system, allowing users to create snapshots for real-time data protection and recovery, particularly from ransomware attacks. Asustor emphasizes the importance of data safety and security through these features. Additionally, both NAS storage devices come with a three-year warranty.
At the core of the Drivestor 2 Lite is a Realtek RTD1619B Quad-Core CPU, which operates at a speed of 1.7 GHz, supported by supported by 1GB of RAM of DDR44 RAM. This processor is the powerhouse behind the device, ensuring that both the central processing unit and the graphics processing unit perform at their best. What this means for you is that you can expect smooth multitasking and media playback, without any hiccups or slowdowns. Whether you’re streaming videos or backing up large files, the Drivestor 2 Lite is designed to keep up with your workload.
Drivestor 2 Lite NAS
In the digital world, speed is everything. The Drivestor 2 Lite shines in this aspect, with network capabilities that support data transfer speeds of up to 2.5 Gbps. This is especially important when you’re dealing with large files or need quick access to your data. With such rapid transfer rates, you can rest assured that your operations will run efficiently, saving you time and frustration.
But speed isn’t the only priority. The integrity of your data is paramount, and the Drivestor 2 Lite takes this seriously. It uses the Btrfs file system, which is known for its robust approach to data protection. One of the key features of this file system is snapshot technology. This allows you to take a ‘snapshot’ of your data at specific points in time, so you can easily roll back to a previous state if something goes wrong, such as accidental deletions or a ransomware attack. It’s like having a time machine for your data, providing peace of mind that your information is safe.
Backing up your data is crucial, and the Drivestor 2 Lite has you covered with a range of comprehensive backup solutions. These options ensure that your files are not just protected but also easily retrievable in case of an emergency. It’s like having an insurance policy for your digital assets, giving you the confidence that your data won’t be lost even if disaster strikes.
Asustor stands behind the quality of its products, and this is evident in the three-year warranty that comes with the Drivestor 2 Lite. This warranty is a statement of the company’s belief in the durability and performance of its storage solutions. It offers you an extra layer of security, knowing that your investment is protected for years to come.
To sum it up, the Asustor Drivestor 2 Lite NAS is a robust and secure storage solution that excels in performance and reliability. With its powerful CPU, high-speed network capabilities, advanced data protection features, and versatile backup options, it’s equipped to handle the storage needs of today’s digital landscape. And with the added reassurance of a three-year warranty, you can trust that your data is in good hands. Whether you’re a home user or running a small office, the Drivestor 2 Lite is ready to serve as the cornerstone of your data management strategy. Here are some other articles you may find of interest on the subject of network attached storage solutions :
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The world of virtual reality gaming is constantly evolving, and the latest innovation from Refract Technologies is set to make waves among virtual reality enthusiasts and gamers. The company has unveiled the AXIS Lite wearable VR controller, a unique game control that promises to deliver an unparalleled level of immersion to players by offering full-body tracking capabilities. This new VR controller has been specifically designed to make the player’s movements in the real world translate seamlessly into the virtual environment, providing a more realistic and engaging experience.
Wearable VR controller
Soon to be made available via Kickstarter you can now register your interest over on the official Kickstarter project page. One of the most notable features of the AXIS Lite is its user-friendly setup. The controller does away with the need for intricate configurations and external sensors that can often be a hassle to install and calibrate.
Instead, it boasts a simplified four-node system that allows for quick and easy calibration, meaning players can dive into their virtual adventures without delay. This streamlined setup process is not just a time-saver; it also enhances the overall gaming experience by reducing the barriers to entry for enjoying VR.
The AXIS Lite’s performance is another area where it shines. It offers 360-degree coverage and boasts low latency, ensuring that every movement, whether it’s a dance move, a jump, or a simple crouch, is captured and reflected in the game in real time. This responsiveness is crucial for maintaining the illusion of being present in the virtual world, which is at the heart of what makes VR gaming so captivating.
AXIS Lite
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Compatibility is also a strong suit of the AXIS Lite. The controller is designed to work with a multitude of VR platforms and development engines, including popular ones like SteamVR, OpenVR, OpenXR, Unity, and Unreal Engine. This wide-ranging compatibility means that the AXIS Lite can be integrated into a diverse array of VR experiences, making it a versatile addition to any gamer’s arsenal.
The anticipation for the AXIS Lite is building, with pre-orders set to begin on February 8. Refract Technologies is offering an early bird discount to reward quick decision-makers, followed by a standard pre-order rate. When the controller officially hits the market in May 2024, it will be available at its full retail price.
Whether you are a gamer seeking a more immersive game experience or a content creator who needs a more accessible motion-capture solution, AXIS delivers flexibility while remaining user-friendly and reasonably-priced. Built by gamers and tested by professional athletes, AXIS is the real-time full-body motion-tracking solution offering untethered freedom of movement so you can use your body as a real-time game controller.
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Gamers on the move have a new reason to get excited with the arrival of the Ayaneo Next Lite, a handheld gaming console that combines performance with portability, all at a price that won’t break the bank. At just $299, this device is set to make waves in the world of portable gaming, bringing with it the promise of high-quality gaming experiences on the go.
At the heart of the Ayaneo Next Lite are two powerful AMD Ryzen APUs: the Ryzen 5 4500U and the Ryzen 7 4800U. These processors are built on the efficient Zen 2 architecture, which is designed to handle games smoothly and keep response times snappy. Gamers can choose between Radeon Vega 6 or Vega 8 integrated graphics, both capable of running a wide range of games without a hitch.
The importance of visuals in gaming cannot be overstated, and the Next Lite doesn’t disappoint with its 7-inch 800p IPS true color display. This screen ensures that every image is clear and colors are vibrant, making for an engaging gaming experience. The console’s X-axis linear motor and 6-axis gyroscope add to the immersion, providing precise control and realistic feedback with every movement.
Ayaneo Next Lite games console
Knowing that comfort can make or break the portable gaming experience, the Next Lite features the Next grip ergonomic system. This design, along with hall sensing joysticks and triggers, allows gamers to play for longer periods without discomfort. The console’s stylish design comes in three colors: pastel blue, bright white with orange triggers, and classic jet black, each adding a personal touch to the player’s gaming setup.
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To keep the console running at its best, the Next Lite is equipped with a custom dual copper pipe cooling system. This setup ensures that the device remains cool, even during intense gaming sessions. The 47Wh battery is another key feature, providing enough power for hours of gaming without the need for frequent recharging.
The Next Lite runs on Linux and Hollow ISO, a customized version of Steam OS 3. This operating system has been tailored to work seamlessly with the console’s hardware, offering a user-friendly interface that many gamers will find familiar, especially those who have used the popular Steam Deck.
The Ayaneo Next Lite is a compelling option for anyone looking for a portable gaming device that doesn’t sacrifice performance for price. With its powerful components, ergonomic design, and vibrant display, it’s equipped to provide an excellent gaming experience for all kinds of players, whether they’re playing casually or with intense dedication. As the Next Lite hits the market, it’s ready to become a favorite for gamers who want to take their games wherever they go. As soon more details about availability are made available we will keep you up to speed as always in the meantime jump over to the official website for more details and full specifications.
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Vivio has added a new Android smartphone to its range with the launch of the Vivo V30 Lite, the handset comes with a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a Full HD+ resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels.
The device is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 5G mobile processor and it comes with 12GB of RTAM and 256GB of included storage, the handset does not come with a microSD card slot.
The new vivo V30 Lite comes with a 4800 mAh battery and the handset features 44W fast charging, the device comes with a range of high-end cameras, with a single camera on the front and three cameras on the back.
On the rear of the handset, there is a 64-megapixel main camera with a wide-angle lens, there is also an 8-megapixel ultrawide camera and a 2-megapixel depth camera, on the front of the handset there is a 50-megapixel camera that is designed for taking selfies and making video calls.
The vivo V30 Lite will come in a choice of two colors Black Forest and Rose Gold, the handset comes with Funtouc OS 13 which is based on Android 13. The device will retail for MXN 8,999 in Mexico which is about $350 at the current exchange rate. as yet there are no details on when the device will launch in more countries.
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A new multifunctional Edge AI camera offering night vision, motion detection, TensorFlow Lite support, no-code set up and open source design is now available to purchase from just $89 from the Crowd Supply website. Watch the video below for a quick overview of what you can expect from this tiny and affordable Edge AI camera. The Tokay Lite, is an advanced AI camera platform and ESP32-based development board. This sophisticated piece of hardware is not just a camera, but a versatile tool with a myriad of applications that stretch from security to wildlife monitoring, and even agricultural use.
At the heart of the Tokay Lite lies its onboard Edge AI Processing capability. This feature allows real-time image analysis and decision-making without the need for an external computer. It is a testament to the power of edge computing, where data is processed on the device itself, thus reducing latency and increasing speed. Whether it’s detecting an intruder in a security setup or identifying a rare bird species in a wildlife monitoring scenario, the Tokay Lite can process and analyze data in real-time, right at the source.
Tokay Lite no-code Edge AI camera
The Tokay Lite is powered by open-source firmware, and its no-code web interface makes it user-friendly even for those not versed in programming. This interface allows users to configure settings according to their specific needs. Moreover, the device can be seamlessly integrated with major IoT and AI platforms like AWS, ThingsBoard, and Home Assistant, further enhancing its versatility.
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One of the standout features of the Tokay Lite is its facial recognition and detection capabilities. The device comes pre-loaded with a facial recognition model, but users can also reprogram it with their own AI models. This feature can be particularly useful in security applications, where recognizing and identifying individuals is paramount.
Beyond its use in security, the Tokay Lite also finds application in robotics. It can serve as a sensor and decision-making unit, providing real-time visual data and performing visual recognition tasks. This capability can be instrumental in developing robots that can navigate their environment and interact with objects and individuals.
The Tokay Lite is designed for plug-and-play integration, featuring an AI-capable chip with 8 MB FLASH and 8 MB of external RAM. Its adaptable power modes and night vision feature make it suitable for use in various environmental conditions. The device is also equipped with light and motion sensors for environmental monitoring.
The open-source nature of the Tokay Lite extends to its SDK, providing developers with the freedom to customize and enhance the device’s capabilities. The device comes with numerous examples, serving as a valuable resource for developers looking to explore its potential.
Technical specifications of the Tokay Lite include an onboard MCU: ESP32-S3, sensor interface: DVP, stock camera sensor: OV2640, image capabilities: 0.3 MP / 2 MP / 3 MP with RGB and JPEG support, frame rate: up to 15 FPS, night vision, sensors: light sensor and passive IR (motion detection), connectivity: Wi-Fi and BLE, memory: 8 MB Flash, 512 kB + 8 MB RAM, software: TF-Lite Micro, esp-dl, interfaces: SPI, UART, battery connector: JST-PH (2 mm pitch), and customizable power features: programmable external RTC.
The Tokay Lite is now available to purchase from Crowd Supply priced at $89 with shipping expected to take place sometime around May 2024. Its versatility, advanced capabilities, and user-friendly design make it a valuable tool in various fields, from security to robotics. As AI continues to evolve, devices like the Tokay Lite serve as a reminder of the exciting possibilities that lie ahead.
Tokay Lite camera features
Designed for Plug-and-Play: Ready for integration with a hassle-free setup.
Powerful AI-Capable Chip: Packed with an 8 MB FLASH and 8 MB of external RAM for AI tasks.
Adaptable Power Modes: Switch between low power and high-performance modes to match your power needs.
Night Vision: Equipped with night vision and onboard IR LED illumination for all-environment use.
Environmental Monitoring: Features light and motion sensors for comprehensive environmental awareness.
No-Code UI: Easily set up projects and fine-tune sensors without coding.
Seamless Integrations: Effortlessly connects to major IoT and AI platforms like AWS IoT, Edge Impulse, and ThingsBoard.
Open Source: Explore the possibilities with an open-source SDK and numerous examples.
Specifications
Onboard MCU: ESP32-S3
Sensor Interface: DVP
Stock Camera Sensor: OV2640
Image Capabilities: 0.3 MP / 2 MP / 3 MP with RGB and JPEG support
Frame Rate: Up to 15 FPS
Night Vision: Yes
Sensors: Includes Light Sensor and Passive IR (Motion Detection)
Connectivity: Wi-Fi and BLE
Memory: 8 MB Flash, 512 kB + 8 MB RAM
Software: TF-Lite Micro, esp-dl
Interfaces: SPI, UART
Battery Connector: JST-PH (2 mm pitch)
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The NocFree Lite ergonomic wireless split mechanical keyboard is an innovative device designed to enhance comfort and productivity for computer users. This keyboard is a testament to the fact that not all keyboards are created equal. It offers a plethora of features and benefits that set it apart from traditional keyboards, providing an improved user experience that can transform the daily routines of computer users.
A key feature of the NocFree Lite is its adjustable design. Traditional keyboards often force users into unnatural positions, leading to discomfort and strain over prolonged periods of use. However, the NocFree Lite addresses this issue head-on. Its design accommodates different body types and habits, allowing users to adjust the keyboard to their most comfortable position. This level of customization promotes better posture, which is beneficial for overall health and wellbeing.
Reduced-price early bird pledges are now available for the ingenious project from roughly $139 or £118 (depending on current exchange rates), offering a considerable discount of approximately 30% off the typical retail price, while the Kickstarter crowd funding is under way.
The split and wireless design of the NocFree Lite offers a new level of flexibility for desktop management. Unlike traditional keyboards that are rigid and restrict movement, the NocFree Lite’s split design allows users to position each half of the keyboard where they feel most comfortable. This feature not only improves comfort but also enhances productivity by allowing users to create a workspace that suits their individual needs. Moreover, being wireless, it eliminates the clutter of cables, contributing to a cleaner and more organized workspace.
The NocFree Lite also features a classic staggered keyboard layout. This layout is familiar to most users, making the transition from a traditional keyboard to the NocFree Lite seamless. Unlike other ergonomic keyboards that feature unfamiliar layouts, the NocFree Lite ensures that users can easily adapt to its design. Furthermore, the keyboard can be fully merged, allowing new users to gradually adapt to the split design, further easing the transition process.
Despite its advanced features, the NocFree Lite maintains a minimalist design with 65 keys. This design not only contributes to its sleek and modern aesthetic but also promotes efficiency by including only the essential keys. This approach ensures that users can easily locate and access the keys they need, further enhancing productivity.
If the NocFree Lite campaign successfully raises its required pledge goal and production progresses smoothly, worldwide shipping is expected to take place sometime around March 2024. To learn more about the NocFree Lite wireless split ergonomic mechanical keyboard project survey the promotional video below.
Ergonomic split mechanical keyboard
Adding a touch of personalization, the NocFree Lite features 31 customizable lighting effects. This feature allows users to adjust the keyboard’s lighting to their preference, adding a sense of individuality to their workspace. Whether users prefer subtle, calming lights or vibrant, dynamic effects, the NocFree Lite offers the flexibility to create a personalized visual experience. In terms of adaptability, tests suggest that most users can fully adjust to the NocFree Lite within a day, with the longest adjustment period being a week. This quick adaptation period is a testament to the keyboard’s user-friendly design and intuitive features.
The NocFree Lite ergonomic wireless split mechanical keyboard is a game-changer in the world of computer peripherals. Its adjustable, split, and wireless design, coupled with its classic staggered layout and minimalist design, enhances comfort and productivity. The ability to customize lighting effects adds a personal touch, making the NocFree Lite not just a tool, but a reflection of the user’s style. The NocFree Lite is more than just a keyboard; it is a testament to the fact that ergonomics and aesthetics can go hand in hand in creating a device that truly caters to the user’s needs.
For a complete list of all available pledges, stretch goals, extra media and design parameters for the wireless split ergonomic mechanical keyboard, jump over to the official NocFree Lite crowd funding campaign page by following the link below.
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