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M4 iPad Pros with 8GB of RAM may actually have 12GB — teardowns reveal possible Apple hijinks

MacRumors forum posters seem to have identified Apple's M4 iPad Pro RAM modules on 8GB RAM models as a pair of 6GB modules, creating a total of 12GB RAM onboard.

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Asus unveils glossy 27-inch WOLED gaming monitor with a flicker-free G-Sync/FreeSync gaming experience

Asus announces a new ROG OLED gaming monitor sporting LG's 3rd generation WOLED technology. It is also the first WOLED to arrive with a glossy finish.

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Intel next-generation Lunar Lake CPUs launching in Q3, Arrow Lake in Q4 — mobile chips claimed to be 1.4x faster than Qualcomm's X Elite processors

Intel announced its upcoming Lunar Lake CPUs will launch in Q3 and released additional details regarding the processors. It claims they'll outperform AMD and Qualcomm chips while delivery better power efficiency and battery life.

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Snapdragon X Windows Copilot+ PCs get official, starting at $1,099 — Acer, Dell, HP, and Lenovo are all onboard, with some models promising “multi-day battery life”

Qualcomm Snapdragon X Series Windows 11 AI PCs will hit the market starting in June 2024.

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RISC-V adoption predicted to get AI boost — forecast shows 50% growth every year until 2030 for the open-standard ISA

Market research from Omdia predicts that the RISC-V CPU instruction set will see meteoric growth over the 2020s, gaining adoption in multiple industries thanks to its open-standard nature, until RISC-V chips make up 25% of the global market.

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Microsoft May 2024 live blog: Surface updates, Copilot+PCs and more

We're live blogging Microsoft's 2024 AI event from Redmond, Washington

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Be prepared for extreme productivity and Judgment Day with the Gatling Battlestation – Preorder yours for just $4,199

Cluvens releases its 2024 model of the Gatling Battlestation, providing new upgrades and improvements to its flagship zero-gravity chair.

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3DMark's Time Spy successor, Steel Nomad, makes Nvidia's RTX 4090 work hard, without ray tracing

Steel Nomad is a new 3DMark benchmark that is replacing Time Spy after eight years. The benchmarking tool features more demanding graphics that bring the latest generation of GPUs to their knees.

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Nvidia nearly went out of business in 1996 trying to make Sega's Dreamcast GPU — instead, Sega America's CEO offered the company a $5 million lifeline

A look at how Sega saved Nvidia from an early death at three years old.

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Apple COO Reportedly attends secret meetings with TSMC to reserve first batch of 2-nanometer production

Rumors of Apple developing its own AI servers seem much more feasible using TSMC's 2-nanometer fabrication process.

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Antec Enters the handheld gaming market with Core HS, a rebadged Ayaneo Slide powered by the familiar Ryzen 7 7840U

With its partnership with Ayaneo, Antec will introduce its first handheld console, called the Core HS, in Europe and North America, a relabelled Ayaneo Slide.

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Loongson's ambitious CPU roadmap shows 128-core chiplet-based processors incoming

Loongson's LoongArch CPU family is set to expand to include 128-core datacenter processors in the coming years.

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AMD applies to open a new R&D center in Taiwan — partner program encourages cutting-edge processor design

AMD has plans to open a research and development center in Taiwan, according to agency reports. We have yet to officially learn the scale of the facilities planned or the amounts AMD is willing to invest but rumors suggest a US$155 million investment.

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Thermal Grizzly's new heatspreader claimed to lower CPU temperatures by nearly 15 degrees Celsius

Thermal Grizzly releases upgraded high-performance heatspreaders for modern Intel CPUs.

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Nvidia RTX 4070 Ti with memory mod easily beats RTX 4080 in Superposition benchmark

The benefits of faster memory on an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super have been ably demonstrated by Brazilian YouTubers. Hardware tinkerer Paulo Gomes and the overclocking team at TecLab both memory-modded RTX 4070 Ti Super graphics cards and overclocked the GPU to boost performance.

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Palit is teasing a new hybrid GPU cooling solution — revamped Game Rock expected to launch at Computex 2024

Palit just previewed a Game Rock RTX GPU with three fans and a water block.

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RTX 4060 vs RX 7600 GPU faceoff: Battle of the budget-mainstream graphics cards

The Nvidia RTX 4060 goes up against AMD's RX 7600 in our budget GPU matchup, with both cards offering 8GB of VRAM on a 128-bit interface. We compare performance, price, features, power consumption, and more in this budget faceoff and declare the overall winner.

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TCL demonstrates 4K gaming monitor with a 1,000 Hz refresh rate

Display manufacturer TCL CSOT breaks the refresh rate barrier with its latest display tech.

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Samsung’s Galaxy Book4 Edge Snapdragon X laptops leak — just ahead of Microsoft’s special event

Images and details of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Book4 Edge (Pro) laptops have leaked. Devices will come with Qualcomm's new Snapdragon X chips which deliver the potent Nuvia CPU cores to the PC platform.

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This USB flash drive can only store 8KB of data, but will last you 200 years

The Blaustahl USB storage device can hold only 8 kilobytes of data for 200 years.

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Huawei brings sanctions-busting Kirin 9000C CPU to desktop PCs to replace banned Intel Alder Lake chips

Huawei has announced a brand new pre-built OEM machine featuring China silicon. The latest change results from U.S. regulations preventing Huawei from using Intel hardware.

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Linux distros ban 'tainted' AI-generated code — NetBSD and Gentoo lead the charge on forbidding AI-written code

Two major Linux distributions ban the contribution of AI-generated code to their open-source projects.

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Idle Windows XP and 2000 machines get infected with viruses within minutes of being exposed online — legacy OSes compromised by just connecting to the Internet

A YouTuber installs a Windows XP VM without using any basic security measures to see how many viruses the OS will get. Within minutes, the OS has several viruses infecting the VM.

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This giant Game Boy XL uses a Raspberry Pi 5 and has working buttons

Arnov Sharma is using a Raspberry Pi 5 to power this extra-large Game Boy, which features a custom 3D-printed shell and working buttons.

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Jailbroken coin-operated washing machines unlock unlimited free cycles and millions in funds — unpatched security vulnerability could also pose a fire hazard

Sherbrooke and Taranenko of UC Santa Cruz found a flaw in the CSC Serviceworks app called CSC Go, where it has a flawed API allowing a custom script to authorize free laundry cycles, add credits to the account, and bypass its safety checks, potentially making its internet-connected washing machines a…

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