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Yetnesh Dubey

Greater Noida, Noida
As seen in: Flipboard, Notebookcheck, Screen Rant, Digit, Fossbytes, Notebookcheck (Germany), Notebook check, notebookcheck.pl, HT Syndication
Covers:  Motorcycles, Environmental Solutions, Fake News, Cyber Security, Videogames and related hardware.
Doesn't Cover: Gossip.
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Technology has a deep impact on our society. I cover the same. Currently writing about electric vehicles, environmental solutions, fake news, and video-games.

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Sony’s PS5 Disc Exit Could Be a Legal and Retail Disaster in India

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By Yetnesh Dubey
| xpertpick.com
PlayStation 5 console with a DualSense controller placed on top. Source: Image by Kerde Severin via Pexels. On 1 July 2026, Sony announced that it would stop producing physical game discs for all new games released on PlayStation consoles starting in January 2028, citing the continuing shift in consumer preference from physical discs towards digital media.
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Nvidia RTX Spark vs Apple Mac Studio: 3 Numbers That Decide Which Is Better for Local AI

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By Yetnesh Dubey
| xpertpick.com
Microsoft and Nvidia have opened pre-orders for a new range of RTX Spark-powered Windows laptops, including the Surface Laptop Ultra. Microsoft’s flagship starts at $2,599.99 and offers up to 128GB of unified memory, with enough AI processing power to run models with more than 120 billion parameters locally. For people interested in running large language models on their own hardware, that amount of memory is particularly interesting.
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Lenovo Legion 7 Review: RTX 5070 Power in a Surprisingly Slim 16-Inch OLED Gaming Laptop

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By Yetnesh Dubey
| xpertpick.com
Gaming laptops have traditionally obeyed a fairly simple rule. If you want more performance, you carry more laptop. Bigger cooling system, bigger power brick, thicker chassis. The Lenovo Legion 7 takes that equation and starts removing things from it. Because despite packing an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070, this is a 16-inch gaming laptop that weighs roughly 2kg and measures just 15.9 to 17.9mm thick.
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