Step into the virtual world with Meta Quest 3
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Raspberry Pi 5 dimensions, weight, specs and price
The Raspberry Pi 5 board measures approximately 85 mm x 56 mm, according to Raspberry Pi's own documentation, and its four mounting holes sit about 58 mm x 49 m
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Microsoft announces the Surface Laptop Studio 2 and Surface Laptop Go 3
Microsoft has launched a refreshed lineup of its Surface laptops.
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Intel's 14th-gen Meteor Lake is coming soon
Intel's next-generation Meteor Lake processors are a major departure from the company's previous CPU designs.
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FTC case leaks a discless Xbox Series X design
In a recent revelation from documents obtained by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Microsoft is gearing up for a significant refresh of its Xbox Series X con
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What will Apple's new GPU change?
Apple continues to push the boundaries of technology, and the latest testament to its innovation is the unveiling of the Apple A17 Pro GPU.
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Google increases Chromebook support to 10 years
Device support by the manufacturer or third-parties is an important factor when it comes to deciding which device to buy.
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The race for chip supremacy: US vs. China
The United States is actively seeking insights into Huawei Technologies Co.
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Huawei teardown showcases China's chip breakthrough
The Huawei teardown of Mate 60 Pro conducted by tech enthusiasts has revealed a fascinating blend of cutting-edge technology and indigenous innovation.
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NVIDIA DLSS 3.5 will offer smoother gaming than ever
NVIDIA DLSS 3.
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Samsung's Exynos 2400 comes with a 10-core CPU
Samsung continues to surprise fans and increase the level to higher grounds.
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HP in hot water again over restricting functionality on its all-in-one-printers
HP is facing a class-action lawsuit in the United States that centers around the accusation that HP is intentionally bricking functionality on all-in-one printe
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Lenovo Legion Go images leaked: looks more like the Nintendo Switch than the Steam Deck
A couple of weeks ago, rumors about a gaming handheld made by Lenovo surfaced.
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Flipper Zero: Viral hacking tool
Flipper Zero is a portable, multi-functional open-source tool for engineers and security enthusiasts designed to interact with various access control systems, r
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Intel's latest graphics driver includes Telemetry
Computer users who operate devices with Intel graphics processing units may soon have Telemetry collected by the driver, reported to Intel and potentially share
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NVIDIA GH200 superchip will soon reinvent AI
NVIDIA's GH200 Grace Hopper superchip is in the works and set to change the way artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) work.
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Lenovo is reportedly working on a PC gaming handheld called the Legion Go
Lenovo could be the next OEM to launch a PC gaming handheld.
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Are you getting a CPU fan error? Here is how to fix it!
The CPU fan is an important component of your computer, as it helps to keep the CPU cool.
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RTX 4060 Ti 16GB aims for the best in the mid-segment
Nvidia has announced the RTX 4060 Ti 16GB, a new graphics card that is based on the Ada Lovelace architecture.
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New European Union law requires smartphones, laptops to have easily replaceable batteries
The European Union has passed a new law that requires smartphones to come with batteries that can be easily replaced by the user.
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Is there a cheap Vision Pro alternative?
After seeing the price tag of the new spatial computer of Apple, you might be looking for a cheap Vision Pro alternatives.
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Seagate launching 32 TB hard drives later this year and 50 TB on the horizon
Remember the first hard drive that you bought? Hard drives have come a long way since the 1980s, when the first Gigabyte-sized hard drives hit the market.
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Chipgate: Powerleader's power play or Intel inside job?
The Chinese computer hardware producer, Powerleader, finds itself embroiled in controversy following allegations that its newly introduced "home-grown" ch
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NVIDIA G-Sync ULMB 2 is introduced: Should you enable it?
NVIDIA has unveiled G-Sync ULMB 2, the latest advancement in their motion blur reduction technology aimed at competitive video gamers.
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Intel Meteor Lake will be the force behind AI's localization
Intel is gearing up to release its highly anticipated Meteor Lake processor, which aims to revolutionize the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) in personal c
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Dimensity 9300 may launch without little cores
A recent leak about the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 has suggested that the upcoming processor may not include little cores thanks to its new architecture.
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Arm unveils Cortex-X4: Fastest so far
Moments before CEO Rene Haas' highly anticipated keynote speech at Computex in Taipei, Arm made a significant announcement, unveiling two innovative products ai
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HP+ is another reason not to buy HP printers
Is printer ink really more expensive than gold? Original printer ink is without a shadow of a doubt very expensive, and companies like HP or Epson earn a lot of
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Intel considers cutting ties with old tech support
Intel has put forth a proposal to streamline the x86 architecture by eliminating outdated features.
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AMD to enter the world of cars
In a recent announcement, AMD has unveiled its latest advancements in automotive technology with the introduction of two new processors to their esteemed AMD Au
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Nvidia is preparing to enter the CPU market with Isambard 3
Nvidia has set its sights on a new frontier in the tech industry.
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AMD Radeon RX 7600: Specs, Wattage, PSU requirements
The AMD Radeon RX 7600 needs a power supply of 550 W or more with over 40 A on the 12 V rail and one 8-pin PCIe power connector.
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SanDisk confirms major issues with Extreme SSDs
Reports about SanDisk Extreme and Extreme Pro drives becoming unreadable out of the blue have started about 4 months ago.
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China bans Micron chips over security concerns
While the US and Europe were talking about the banning of TikTok, the Chinese ByteDance's application, both an economic and political move came from China.
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 and RTX 4060 Ti unveiled, starting at $299
Nvidia has unveiled three new graphics adapter of the RTX 40 family that aim at the mid-range market segment.
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Nvidia and MediaTek reportedly working on mobile and Windows ARM chipsets together
A report by Digi Times Asia claims that MediaTek and Nvidia are working on introducing Nvidia graphics processing units into MediaTek's 2024 mobile processors.
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A mysterious Intel patch is on its way
In a surprising turn of events, Intel is set to release an unexpected patch this week, targeting a wide range of modern processors.
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HP blocks use of third-party ink in its printers again
Printer manufacturers make the most money from ink cartridges and not from the sale of printers.
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MediaTek unveils Dimensity 8050
Leading semiconductor company MediaTek has recently unveiled its latest chipset, the Dimensity 8050.
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Linux in the forecast as Intel preps for Meteor Lake-S launch
Intel's 14th Gen Meteor Lake-S Desktop CPU support has been added to the upcoming Linux 6.
