OpenAI announces first hardware device: a Codex macro pad built with Work Louder
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Bogdana Zujic
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OpenAI has announced its first hardware device — a macro pad for its Codex coding assistant, developed in partnership with keyboard maker Work Louder. The device, teased on June 29 with a July 15 launch date, appears to be based on Work Louder's Creator Micro 2, featuring programmable mechanical keys, a joystick, and touch-sensitive controls. This marks OpenAI's entry into hardware, though a consumer AI device remains in development separately.
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