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The Best Graphics Cards in 2024

Selecting the ideal graphics card is pivotal for PC gamers, considering its central role in gaming performance. However, navigating the plethora of options and determining the best GPU that strikes a balance between cost and performance can be a daunting task. To simplify this process, this article has compiled a ranking of the top GPUs […]

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The Best Gaming PCs in 2024

Selecting the best gaming desktop can be a challenging task, considering the plethora of options available. So, to help you with your search a little bit this article has a list of some awesome gaming PCs from renowned brands like Lenovo, Alienware, Acer, and Origin. As of 2024, the Lenovo Legion Tower 7i continues to […]

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The Best SSDs in 2024

Upgrading your PC or device to run on a solid-state drive (SSD) has become essential, especially with the pricing of them being as affordable as ever and hard drives are now recommended only for long-term storage. The PlayStation 5 now supports additional SSDs, and Windows 11 introduces Direct Storage, enabling speedy loading times similar to […]

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Best Accessories For Your iMac in 2024

The Apple iMac stands as a favoured all-in-one solution for creatives and professionals, yet there’s always room for enhancement. Leveraging some of the finest iMac accessories can enhance its capabilities, providing additional ports, superior sound quality, expanded storage, or even optimising desk space utilisation. Explore this list of top-notch iMac accessories currently available to elevate […]

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Samsung releases the Galaxy Book 4 series

Samsung has now introduced its new PC series consisting of the Galaxy Book4 Ultra, Book4 Pro, and Book4 Pro 360, which they describe as their most intelligent to date. These computers are equipped with new chips like the new Intel Core Ultra 9 and Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 series. All models have AMOLED screens that […]

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Opal releases its second camera

Opal is now launching its second camera, called Tadpole. This portable 4K webcam is primarily intended for use with laptops, which often have subpar cameras. Tadpole is said to have improved image quality compared to its predecessor, the Opal C1 (which is larger), and uses a 48MP Sony IMX582 sensor. The camera weighs 45 grams […]

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Google is launching the Chromebook Plus

Google is now introducing a new category of Chromebooks that promise, among other things, double the performance compared to regular Chromebooks. These new devices are called Chromebook Plus and come with features like Google Photos’ Magic Eraser for free and access to Photoshop online. All models in the series feature faster processors, with options including […]

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Raspberry Pi 5 unveiled

It’s been four years since the Raspberry Pi Foundation introduced the mini-computer Raspberry Pi 4, and today they unveiled a successor to it. Raspberry Pi 5 is equipped with a quad-core Arm Cortex-A76 processor with a speed of 2.4GHz, which means that the new Raspberry Pi computer is two to three times faster than Raspberry […]

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Intel launches Core 14000 Meteor Lake

Intel is introducing the Core 14000 “Meteor Lake” family for laptops, with a focus on energy efficiency, improved graphics, and dedicated hardware for artificial intelligence. Meteor Lake is the first consumer-oriented processor family with a chiplet design, consisting of five separate die. Intel employs the Foveros 3D technology to stack these die with high bandwidth […]

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Laptop Market Share by Brand 2023

In 2015, the total number of PCs shipped in the world was 259.76 million units. Two years later, the PC global shipments reached 286.2 million units – a 10.18% increase from 2020. Interestingly, different varieties and brands of laptops account for these numbers – Apple, Dell, HP, Lenovo, among others. What to expect in this […]

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Now, original parts for the Pixel Tablet are available on iFixit

Google and iFixit continue their collaboration, making it easier for Google Pixel Tablet owners to repair their devices themselves. Genuine Pixel Tablet parts are now available for purchase on iFixit’s website, along with user repair guides that demonstrate how to install various components. You can buy the rear cover with volume controls, antennas, fingerprint reader, […]

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Intel unveils Thunderbolt 5

Intel has revealed the new standard for Thunderbolt 5.0 connectors, which will be available on laptops starting in early 2024. The new standard can transfer data at speeds of up to 120 Gbps, charge accessories with 240 W (100 W more than TB4), and power multiple 8K displays simultaneously. Thunderbolt 5 is backward compatible with […]

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Lenovo unveils ThinkVision 27 3D

Lenovo has showcased a new monitor that can display 3D content without the need for special glasses. This has been achieved using a lens that shows different images to the user’s two eyes, creating a kind of 3D effect for the viewer. However, Lenovo’s own software is required for both creating and viewing 3D objects. […]

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Huawei accused of building secret chip factories in China

The U.S. organization Semiconductor Industry Association states that Chinese company Huawei has found a way to circumvent the sanctions that prohibit Huawei from importing equipment to manufacture certain types of advanced microchips. According to the organization, Huawei has already established two factories and plans to build three more, all linked to companies with different names. […]

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It doesn’t seem like there will be any Chromebooks with Nvidia graphics

Last year, there was much anticipation that 2023 would be an exciting year for gaming on ChromeOS. Among other things, several manufacturers were expected to release Chromebooks with integrated Nvidia graphics, as reported by 9to5Google. However, it now appears that these plans will not come to fruition. Google’s code suggests that more of the models […]