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I use a macro pad as a Stream Deck alternative to streamline my workflow on my Mac, and here's how you can do it too
Elgato's Stream Deck has been around for quite some time on the market, and the company has slowly been adding features to make it more viable for mainstream users. Having used the new Stream Deck Neo ...
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OpenAI's Codex Micro: A $230 macro pad built for AI developers
Codex Micro is a $230 macro pad from OpenAI and Work Louder built to control AI coding agents with 13 switches and ...
Macro pads are handy for opening up your favorite programs or executing commonly used keyboard shortcuts. But why stop there? That’s what [Jeroen Brinkman] must have been thinking while creating the ...
OpenAI, the AI lab that brought us ChatGPT, which simultaneously evoked awe, fear, and fascination when it first launched in ...
Why buy a num pad or a macropad when you can build something new and beautiful, open source that bad boy, and be a hero to the community? We think that should be all the justification you ever need to ...
If you have been patiently waiting for the open source ANAVI Macro Pad 2 to be made available on the Crowd Supply website. You’ll be pleased to know that its creators Anavi Technology are now taking ...
The ANAVI Macro Pad 8 is an open source, mini 8-key programmable keypad. Each key can be reprogrammed to activate a macro or even a dedicated shortcut, all without any coding experience says its ...
OpenAI's first own device is called Codex Micro and is a macro pad. It costs $230 and controls AI agents, but is not built by ...
The Mountain Display and Macro Pad are the ones we’re reviewing today. They’re not the first products of this German manufacturer that we had a chance to check in detail(s). First up was the Makalu 67 ...
However, OpenAI has already revealed its upcoming hardware product teaser, but it is certainly not the much-rumored Jony Ive one. Recently, the @openai_developers account on X posted a video clip ...
DisplayPad/MediaPad can be mounted on the top left or right of your MOUNTAIN Everest Max or Core keyboard. You must align the groove on DisplayPad with the protruding USB Type-C connector notch on ...
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