E arlier this year, we told you about the launch of Qualcomm's Snapdragon X developer's kit and while the mini PC was never intended for home users, we still wanted to get hold of one, if only to ...

The Snapdragon X Elite Dev Kit, a powerful development platform aimed at empowering Windows developers with advanced AI capabilities, has recently made its debut in the market.

Qualcomm has suddenly and quietly discontinued the $899 Snapdragon X Elite Developer Kit, with the company refunding customers who bought the device since it went on sale.It’s unclear if those ...

Inside, the new Snapdragon Dev Kit features Qualcomm's new flagship Snapdragon X Elite processor, running at a TDP of up to 80W. There's also 32GB of LPDDR5X memory (not upgradeable), and 512GB of ...

Qualcomm's Snapdragon Dev Kit is a compact PC that gives developers an environment to build Windows-based AI apps, priced at $900. Skip to main content. Events Video Special Issues Jobs ...

Qualcomm is selling a Snapdragon Dev Kit with a Snapdragon X Elite chip — it’s an eight-inch PC that’ll cost $900 for the Mac Mini / NUC of Windows on Arm.

The bad news is that this kit will run you $899, $300 more than the Windows Dev Kit 2023 (which was released in 2022). It's also $680 more than the old Snapdragon 7c-based ECS LIVA QC710, the ...

The kit was designed to give developers the tools to create, debug, and test apps. Qualcomm sold it for just $899, making it the least expensive way to get your hands on a Snapdragon X platform ...

The Snapdragon Dev Kit, measuring 8 inches x 7 inches x 1.3 inches (199 mm x 175 mm x 35 mm) and weighing 970g, is available exclusively from Arrow.

The Snapdragon X Elite Developer Kit was designed to provide a powerful platform for developers to experiment with Windows on Arm. Still, its discontinuation may hinder the development of ARM ...

Geerling had picked up one of the dev kits in early October but was decidedly less than impressed with it. Inside the sleek little box is a Snapdragon X Elite processor, clocked 100 MHz higher ...

The end result of the dev kit cancellation is pretty mild for developers. Plenty of Snapdragon-powered laptops are available these days, a few of which are even going for below $900 now.