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According to a post on X by @WesRoth, @OpenAIDevs shared a video captioned "Tomorrow." that he describes as a Supply Co. drop with ModRetro, the maker of the Chromatic gaming handheld. The video has 7,084 likes and reportedly shows an OpenAI box with the handheld drawn on the lid. He says it follows a DevDay edition that let developers build games with Codex and write them to a cartridge.
According to a post on X by @WesRoth, @OpenAIDevs shared a video captioned "Tomorrow." that he describes as a Supply Co. drop with ModRetro, the maker of the Chromatic gaming handheld. The video has 7,084 likes and reportedly shows an OpenAI box with the handheld drawn on the lid. He says it follows a DevDay edition that let developers build games with Codex and write them to a cartridge.
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@OpenAIDevs posted a "Tomorrow." video (7,084 likes) that @WesRoth describes as a Supply Co. drop with ModRetro, maker of the Chromatic gaming handheld, showing an OpenAI box with the handheld drawn on the lid. He says it follows the DevDay edition that let developers build games with Codex and write them to a...
For developers, this suggests OpenAI is linking its developer tools to physical products. If the drop follows the DevDay cartridge edition as described, it could mean more hands-on hardware tied to Codex. Watch for an official announcement from OpenAI or ModRetro that confirms the November 9 date and what the box contains.
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