
The new hardware version utilizes the RK816 PMIC IC, adding IR control for learning commands and controlling devices.
It also incorporates a dedicated Si5351 for PWM signal generation and a Max98357 to enable Fenilni to produce audio like a phone, eliminating the buzzer with beep tones, making everything truly audio-oriented.
The new casing version also allows for a doubling of the battery capacity, increasing it from 150mAh to 300mAh.

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a small upgrade
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?. "behind" meaning new progress since the 2023 contest ended?
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