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BLUETTI Elite 400 portable power station on the StorageReview lab bench, front panel with the display and four AC outlets, server racks behind it
End User  ◇  Power

BLUETTI Elite 400 Review: 3,840Wh, 2,600W, and a 6ms UPS Switchover on Wheels

The BLUETTI Elite 400 is a 3.84 kWh portable power station intended for home backup, remote work, camping, and other applications where dependable power may not be nearby. Its 3,840Wh LiFePO₄ battery provides enough stored energy to do more than charge phones and laptops, with capacity to run equipment such as refrigerators, networking equipment, desktop

Ollama 0.40.11 welcome screen on Windows with the Ollama logo and its three pitches: connect your apps, switch models, and keep your data local
End User  ◇  Software

Ollama 0.40.11 Hands-On: Running Local LLMs on Windows

Ollama 0.40.11 gives Windows users a desktop chat application and a local model runtime for other software. Ollama has also moved beyond its original command-line interface, adding a searchable model selector, image attachments, and links to coding tools. Some controls we needed for testing still live in PowerShell and model configuration files. We installed Ollama

Open WebUI Desktop welcome screen on Windows with the Get started button and the Open WebUI connection listed in the left sidebar
End User  ◇  Software

Open WebUI Desktop Hands-On: Running Local LLMs on Windows

Open WebUI combines chat, model management, files, web search, tool calling, image support, knowledge features, and API access in one local AI interface. For this hands-on review, we focused on the Windows desktop version and used the same hardware and model files from our earlier Jan v0.8.6 testing so we could compare the two applications