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AMD has bad news for anyone worried about utility bills with 700W GPU predictions
AMD has floated a broad prediction that graphics cards could reach power usage levels of 700W as we head towards 2025. Specifically, this comes from →
IFA Berlin 2022 will be full-size and in-person
IFA Berlin, one of Europe’s biggest consumer electronics trade shows, is ready to do it all live and in-person from September 2-6, it’s been announced. →
The Top Marketing Technologies
Marketing is hugely important to any business as, no matter how high quality your product is, without effective marketing efforts, you will never be able →
6 Best Apps for Test Prep for Students
Summer is just around the corner, and so are endless tests, assignments, and finals. This is the exact period of time when both professors and →
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[Specs, Info, and Prices] HP bets on cloud computing with the HP mt22
The new mt22 from HP doesn’t have the fastest hardware. However, HP states that you wouldn’t need it, as the laptop is made to be →
HP ZBook Fury 17 G7 review – big, powerful, ruthless
Today we have one of the most suitable devices to be called a “mobile workstation”. It is the ZBook Fury 17 G7, and as the →
MSI Creator Z16 (A11Ux) review – aesthetics are above all
From making high-end gaming laptops to somewhat affordable office solutions, MSI is now well established in the portable computing industry. A couple of years ago, →
Why are Intel GPUs called Arc?
Intel has finally revealed a wealth of details about the first wave of graphics cards to run on its Xe architecture, chief of which is →
The Realme Book is the smartphone brand’s first try at a laptop
If you know the Realme brand it’ll likely be for its smartphones like the Realme GT, but like many other companies, it’s working on building →
The HP Chromebook x2 11 is a premium 2-in-1 run by a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip
HP just announced a new Chromebook that promises to be a slim and portable solution to all your computing needs. The company’s latest release, the →
An Amiga 500 mini console is coming in 2022
Retro Games has announced the latest games system to get on the ‘mini’ revival: the Amiga 500. An officially licenced product, the A500 Mini promises →
Thunderbolt 5 may already be in development — Intel leak suggests 80Gbps bandwidth
New Intel leak gives a first look at Thunderbolt 5 connectivity Intel may already be working on Thunderbolt 5, the next generation of universal cable →
Apple’s Mac Pro just got a giant graphics boost for 2021
Apple’s most powerful computing product, the Mac Pro, just got a major graphics boost for 2021 thanks to some high-end AMD Radeon Pro GPUs. Those →
What is Google Tensor? The Pixel 6’s new SoC revealed
What is Google Tensor? Google has announced homemade silicon to power the Google Pixel 6 smartphones. Here’s what we know so far about the new →
Chromebooks and tablets growth in Q2 2021 beat global chip shortage
Just when things were starting to look up for consumer computing devices last year, 2021 brought its own big problem that’s shaking up more than →
Xiaomi Mi 9 Transparent Edition Updates MIUI 12.5 Stable Version
The Xiaomi Mi 9 Transparent Discovery Edition mobile phone recently pushed the MIUI 12.5 stable version of the system update, the version number is MIUI →
Intel Beast Canyon NUC11BTMi9 review: A bigger footprint shrinks this gaming PC’s appeal
The user-customizable RGB panel at the front is pretty neat, though. The gaming variants of Intel’s Next Unit of Computing (NUC) mini-PCs have always been →
Panasonic Toughbook G2 hands-on: Rugged computing ready for combat
The Panasonic Toughbook G2 is the latest in a line of professional hardcore computers that put all other concerns behind functionality. If you’re looking for →
Chromebooks with ARM CPU and NVIDIA RTX graphics might be in the works
Chromebooks have the stigma of being low-cost, low-power computers designed to cater to the limited needs of offices and schools. That’s despite the existence of →
Asus VivoBook 17 M712 Review
COVID-19 complications and parts shortages have wreaked havoc on the availability and prices of budget laptops, so if you’re wearily sorting through the meager options →
7 Popular FAQs On Software As A Service (SaaS) Solutions
Software as a Service (SaaS) is cloud-based software that will become mainstream in 2021. Today, whether we are talking about massive enterprises or local mom-and-pop →
Ctrl+Alt+Delete: You shouldn’t buy a 5G laptop right now
One of the most exciting developments in the computing world for 2021 is the emergence of the 5G laptops. The likes of the Lenovo IdeaPad 5G offer →
Windows 11 on OnePlus 6T runs Crysis, Hitman 4
If the original Doom is often used as a litmus test for computing devices, both seriously and jokingly, Crysis is sometimes used to test the →
HP Pavilion 15-ec1073d Review
The HP Pavilion 15 lineup is one of the best computing solutions you’ll find on the market these days if your goal is to acquire →
AOC G2790VX Review
The AOC G2790VX is an inexpensive gaming monitor with a large 27-inch screen, a 144Hz refresh rate, and a reliable design. It’s more or less →
Asus Chromebook Detachable CM3 (CM3000) Review
Inexpensive tablets running Google’s Chrome operating system are scarce, but they hold exciting potential as learning tools for kids or even just as extra portals →
HTC Vive Focus 3 review
The Vive Focus 3 is the latest all-in-one virtual reality (VR) headset from HTC, successor to the Vive Focus Plus, and it’s quite something to →
ASRock Rack 2U4G-ROME/2T Review
As we discuss trends in the server industry with different organizations, one of the clear trends has been a migration toward more accelerated computing servers. →
Surprise! Intel will launch Beast Canyon, a small-form-factor-sized gaming PC, later this year
Can this gigantic NUC win over fans of small-form-factor builds? Back at CES 2020, Intel introduced a much larger Next Unit of Computing (NUC) bare-bones →
Intel NUC 11 Pro Kit Review
Though public events and tradeshows that call for display kiosks are on ice at the moment, there are still plenty of pertinent uses for Intel’s →