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Abbas Jaffar Ali

Dubai
As seen in: Tbreak Tech, TechRadar, IGN Middle East, PC Mag Middle East, Al Bawaba, AVS Forum, The Baltimore Post
Founder of Tbreak Media. Techie by profession and Foodie by heart.
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ASUS Ascent GX10: The Desktop AI Box That Wins By Not Racing

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By Abbas Jaffar Ali
| PC Mag Middle East Verified
Sponsored: This article was produced in partnership with ASUS. All benchmarks, measurements and conclusions are our own, and we have published results that do not favour the product alongside those that do. There is a number on the ASUS Ascent GX10's spec sheet that will shape how you think about the machine- and it is not the petaflop figure everyone quotes. It is 273GB/s.
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OPPO's Reno16 Series Lands in the Gulf With a 200MP Camera and a Back Cover That Fakes Depth

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By Abbas Jaffar Ali
| PC Mag Middle East Verified
OPPO has never been shy about design, and the Reno16 series is the company at its most OPPO. The Pop White edition of each phone uses millions of micro-lenses to make a nebula appear to float above the back cover — a genuine optical trick rather than a printed pattern — and OPPO claims it's the first company to pull it off on a phone. It looks great. It also has nothing to do with whether you should buy one.
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Motorola Edge 70 Pro: Quad 50MP Cameras and Fabric Finishes Hit the Middle East at a Mid-Range Price

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By Abbas Jaffar Ali
| PC Mag Middle East Verified
Motorola has decided that the mid-range doesn't have to look or feel mid-range anymore, and the Edge 70 Pro is its proof of concept. Four 50MP cameras — every single one of them — a display brighter than some flagships, a battery that could outlast a long-haul flight from Dubai to London, and finishes that are named after fabrics and curated by Pantone. It's a lot of phone. Whether it's a lot of good phone depends on a few things.
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