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Phillip N. Tracy

  • Senior Advisor, Product Reviews, Alienware
  • Senior Advisor, Product Reviews, Dell Perspectives
Austin, United States
As seen in: Dell Perspectives, Gizmodo, Gizmodo en Español, Yahoo Finance, Quartz, The Daily Dot, Tom's Guide, Laptop Mag, The Kotaku Times, RCRWireless News, SportTechie and
Consultant, PR/Reviews @Alienware & @Dell. Past: @Gizmodo, @Laptopmag, @TomsGuide, @dailydot, @rcrwirelessnews. @UTAustin alum.
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HP E27M G4 Monitor Review

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By Mike Jennings Verified, Tony Hoffman, Phillip N. Tracy
| Gadget Review
The E27M G4 is a middle-of-the-road office display that should live up to most people’s video conferencing needs. While its 300-nit brightness rating is pretty average compared to other high-ranking monitors, the display stays bright enough to maintain visibility in well-lit settings, and with a 99% coverage of the sRGB color scale, it secures a top 10% placement on our certified, tested list compared to other alternatives.
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Los 12 fallos de productos más vergonzosos de Apple

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo en Español Verified
Apple es una de las empresas de tecnología más respetadas a nivel mundial y ha construido su reputación creando productos confiables y de alta gama con características innovadoras. El gigante tecnológico de Cupertino tiene un historial tan impresionante que su próximo proyecto, ya sea un auriculares AR o algo completamente distinto, ya se supone que es un éxito.
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Apple's 12 Most Embarrassing Product Failures

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| gizmodo.com.au
Apple is one of the most globally respected technology companies, having built its reputation on creating reliable, high-end products with innovative features. The Cupertino tech giant has such an impressive track record that its next project—whether that be an AR headset or something else entirely —is already assumed to be a success.
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Apple's worst product failures of all time, from Pippin to Ping

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Quartz Verified
Apple is one of the most globally respected technology companies, having built its reputation on creating reliable, high-end products with innovative features, from its ubiquitous iPhones to Macs with custom M-series silicon and even a subscription streaming service that went from “the one with the soccer show” to an award winner with a respectable catalog of original content.
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Everything You Need to Know Before Buying a TV

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By Chris Neill, Phillip N. Tracy
| gizmodo.com.au
Contributor: Phillip Tracey, Chris Neill At Gizmodo, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. We have affiliate and advertising partnerships, which means we may collect a share of sales or other compensation from the links on this page. BTW – prices are accurate and items in stock at the time of posting. When it comes to buying a brand new TV, it’s not something you want to half-arse. Ideally, this is something you won’t need to upgrade for a long while.
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HP E27D G4 Review

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By Mike Jennings Verified, Jeremy Laird Verified, Phillip N. Tracy
| Gadget Review
The HP E27d G4 is the brand’s mid-level model released in 2020. It promises to deliver better SDR performance than other mid-level models thanks to its excellent peak brightness and coverage of the sRGB color space. It also promises a bigger and more vibrant screen than its competitor, the Samsung LS22R350FHNXZA. It’s an excellent monitor for those working on various office projects in the Microsoft Office Suite.
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Son rise for the internet of things

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| rcrwireless.com
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NI announces first application framework for Massive MIMO

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| rcrwireless.com
Home›5G›NI announces first application framework for Massive MIMO 5GInternet of Things (IoT)News • January 13, 2023 • 3 NI Week 2016: MIMO Application Framework National Instruments announced at NI Week 2016 the world’s first MIMO Application Framework. The application pairs with NI’s software-defined radio hardware to create a physical layer written and delivered in LabVIEW source code that allows researchers to build both traditional MIMO and Massive MIMO prototypes.
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NI announces first application framework for Massive MIMO

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| rcrwireless.com
Home›5G›NI announces first application framework for Massive MIMO • January 13, 2023 • 37 NI Week 2016: MIMO Application Framework National Instruments announced at NI Week 2016 the world’s first MIMO Application Framework. The application pairs with NI’s software-defined radio hardware to create a physical layer written and delivered in LabVIEW source code that allows researchers to build both traditional MIMO and Massive MIMO prototypes.
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Let's Remember Some Cables

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Glance at your laptop and you might see a single USB-C cable. The industry is consolidating to a universal interface used for data transfer, display, power delivery, and more. It hasn’t always been that way. Dozens of connectors and standards have come and gone over the past few decades, leaving behind a jumbled mess of wires and accompanying fondness of old devices that now exist only in our memories.
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Gizmodo's Wackiest Gadgets of 2002

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
The year is 2002. Gizmodo is a fledgling tech blog covering an industry in the midst of a renaissance. Around this time, a second-generation iPod had just brought Windows compatibility, Sony and Microsoft were in the early stages of a console war led by the PS2, and Wikipedia and Google Search were newcomers to the web. USB flash drives allowed you to store data on tiny portable devices and Bluetooth was a new, poorly adopted wireless streaming protocol.
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Asus’ Zenbook S 13 OLED Is a Breathtakingly Capable Laptop

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
I’m exhausted. Years of reviewing laptops and I still eavesdrop on Best Buy employees telling customers to either buy very obscure Windows laptops or to “just go with the MacBook and Surface.” Part of the problem is competition. Hold on now, no reason to start sharpening pitchforks–I’m all for having options, something the laptop industry has in spades. It’s just that finding the right device in a crowded field can be a dizzying task for everyday consumers.
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El nuevo MacBook Air de Apple no tiene disipador de calor

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo en Español Verified
El nuevo MacBook Air es un equipo excelente, pero una carencia considerable podría disuadir a los usuarios más avanzados de comprar el portátil menos costoso de Apple. Si has estado siguiendo las novedades del último modelo, entonces conocerás la limitación a la que me refiero: la gestión del calor. Bajo una gran carga de trabajo, el MacBook Air sin ventilador con chip M2 se calienta y, para protegerse, reduce el rendimiento. ¿Por qué sucede esto exactamente?
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The MacBook Air Seems to be Missing a Crucial Component

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Um, Apple, where's the heat spreader on your new MacBook? The new MacBook Air is an excellent laptop, but one considerable shortcoming might dissuade power users from purchasing Apple’s least expensive notebook. If you’ve been keeping tabs on the latest model, then you know the limitation I’m referring to: heat management. Under a heavy workload, the fanless MacBook Air with M2 gets toasty and, to protect itself, throttles performance. Why exactly does that happen?
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El Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 Plus podría por fin proporcionar el rival que lleva esperando todo este tiempo el Apple Watch

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo en Español Verified
Qualcomm lanzó ayer sus nuevos chips para smartwatches, que prometen mejoras significativas en lo que respecta a rendimiento y a la duración de la batería. Sus nuevos chips, bautizados como Snapdragon W5+ y W5, parecen sobre el papel solventar algunos de los problemas más acuciantes que afectan a los smartwatches actuales. ¿Sus grandes ventajas?
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Valve Warns Steam Deck Users About Playing in Heatwave

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Like millions of people around the world, Valve’s Steam Deck console is struggling to beat the heat. As temperatures reach record-breaking highs across Europe, the company warned customers that its handheld console will throttle, or slow down, when it gets too hot. Valve’s official Steam Deck Twitter account reminded Steam Deck owners that the device operates optimally at temperatures between 0 and 35 degrees Celcius, or from 32 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Apple Settles Butterfly Keyboard Lawsuit for $50 Million

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Apple has agreed to pay $50 million to settle a class-action lawsuit relating to the Butterfly keyboard found in various MacBook models between 2015 and 2019. The customers who sued Apple alleged the company sold laptops with defective keyboard mechanisms that were unresponsive, felt sticky, or caused characters to repeat. Complaints of poor keyboard reliability were widespread during the “Butterfly” era, and trips to the Apple Store for repairs became commonplace.
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Nvidia RTX 4090 Benchmark Leak Reveals Huge Performance Gains, But Inefficiency Could Pose Problem

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| The Kotaku Times
Nvidia is expected to launch next-gen GeForce RTX 40-series GPUs later this year, and now a new leak is giving us a sneak peek at the possible performance of these highly anticipated components. According to notable Twitter leaker @kopite7kimi, Nvidia’s upcoming RTX 4090 desktop GPU scored higher than 19,000 points on the 3DMark Time Spy Extreme synthetic benchmark test.
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Una filtración de la Nvidia RTX 4090 revela un rendimiento brutal, pero ¿qué pasa con la eficiencia?

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo en Español Verified
Se espera que Nvidia lance las GPUs de la serie GeForce RTX 40 de próxima generación a finales de este año, pero una nueva filtración nos da un adelanto del posible rendimiento de estas gráficas tan esperadas. Según el notable filtrador de Twitter @kopite7kimi, la próxima GPU de escritorio RTX 4090 de Nvidia obtuvo más de 19.000 puntos en la prueba de referencia sintética 3DMark Time Spy Extreme.
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Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 Plus Chip Could Finally Deliver an Apple Watch Rival

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Qualcomm today launched a new wearable chip platform for smartwatches that promises significant improvements to battery life and performance. Called the Snapdragon W5+ and W5, the next-gen chips appear, on paper, to solve some of the most pressing issues plaguing current smartwatches. The big claims? Qualcomm says the W5+ and W5 will extend battery life by up to 50%, double performance, and allow for a 30% reduction in the size of smartwatches when compared to the Wear 4000 platform.
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This $15 Mod Improves the MacBook Air's Biggest Shortcoming

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
With the release of a redesigned MacBook Air M2, there is only one good reason to purchase the MacBook Pro 13: active cooling. As we’ve recently learned, Apple wasn’t exaggerating when it justified the existence of the MacBook Pro by claiming the MacBook Air isn’t designed for sustained performance, particularly when running demanding tasks. Various news outlets discovered that the MacBook Air will run hot and throttle, or slow down, under prolonged workloads. The culprit?
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Nvidia RTX 4090 Benchmark Leak Reveals Huge Performance Gains

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
If this leak is accurate, the upcoming high-end GPU could boast 2x performance over its predecessor. Nvidia is expected to launch next-gen GeForce RTX 40-series GPUs later this year, and now a new leak is giving us a sneak peek at the possible performance of these highly anticipated components. According to notable Twitter leaker @kopite7kimi, Nvidia’s upcoming RTX 4090 desktop GPU scored higher than 19,000 points on the 3DMark Time Spy Extreme synthetic benchmark test.
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Nvidia RTX 4090 Benchmark Leak Reveals Huge Performance Gains, but Inefficiency Could Pose Problem

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Tech News Tube
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HP's Victus 15 is a $1,300 Gaming Laptop That Actually Looks Great

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| gizmodo.com.au
Gamers on a budget now have two more laptops to consider, with the arrival of HP’s Omen 16 and Victus 15 notebooks. The Victus, in particular, is meant for entry-level gamers who don’t need to play every game at Ultra settings at 300 frames per second. Despite its low price, the Victus is a handsome notebook with some decent components under the hood. Those who need more power can turn to the Omen 16, a refresh of one of the best value picks from last year.
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iPhone 14 Pro could be the cheapest phone of its kind - and get a big camera boost - Laptop Mag

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By Aabha Sharma, Phillip N. Tracy
| Inferse
Ads Laptop Mag is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. . By published 24 June 21 The iPhone 14 Pro could cost $900 and flaunt a 48MP main camera Rumors surrounding the iPhone 13 are flooding in as we near its fall launch, but some people are looking even further into the future. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicted in an investor’s note on Wednesday that Apple would launch four iPhone 14 models in 2022, as 9to5Mac reported.
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Instala Chrome OS Flex de Google en tu vieja PC para que vaya más rápida

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo en Español Verified
Chrome OS Flex de Google ha llegado oficialmente para rejuvenecer las PCs y Macs viejas, convirtiéndolas en Chromebooks. Algún día, tu Mac o PC tendrá dificultades para funcionar por culpa del software o el desgaste de un uso intensivo. Esto podría tomar algunos años, dependiendo de varios factores, pero prácticamente no hay escapatoria a lo inevitable. En lugar de recuperar un sistema antiguo, ahora puedes usar Chrome OS Flex para convertir una PC/Mac en una Chromebook. ¿Por qué es mejor?
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Chrome OS Flex Set to Breathe Life Into Your Decade Old MacBook

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Google’s Chrome OS Flex has officially arrived to rejuvenate old PCs and Macs, by turning them into Chromebooks. Eventually, your Mac or PC will struggle to run after being bogged down with software or crippled from wear and tear following extensive use. It could take a few years or a decade, depending on various factors, but there is practically no escaping the inevitable. Instead of repurposing or recycling your aging system, you can now use Chrome OS Flex to convert a PC/Mac into a Chromebook.
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Intel Gives Us a Look at Arc A750 Limited Edition GPU Performance

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
The chipmaker says Arc A750 LE tops the Geforce RTX 3060 on certain games. After revealing the Arc 3 A380 entry-level discrete graphics cards earlier this year, Intel has finally teased the performance of its highly anticipated Arc 7 A750 Special Edition GPU. A YouTube video (see below) posted today gives us a glimpse at the Arc 7 A750 Limited Edition, a desktop graphics card that will slot below the rumored Arc A770.
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Microsoft estudia cambios en su calendario de Windows

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo en Español Verified
Microsoft ha vuelto a cambiar su calendario de lanzamientos de Windows. Poco después de comprometerse a un lanzamiento significativo cada año, la compañía ha reculado y ahora considera actualizar Windows de manera importante una vez cada tres años, con pequeñas actualizaciones de contenido en ese período.
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Apple Supplier Warns of 'Excessive Chip Inventory'-No, Really Original

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
TSMC cites softening demand in PCs, smartphones, and other consumer segments. “Excessive chip inventory” are three words I wasn’t expecting to write anytime soon, and yet the world’s largest contract chip supplier is predicting that seemingly unlikely scenario.
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Apple Supplier Warns of 'Excessive Chip Inventory'-No, Really

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Tech News Tube
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Windows 12 Could Arrive in 2024 as Microsoft Shifts Update Schedule (Again)

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Major updates will happen every three years, with feature drops arriving in between. Microsoft is once again shifting the Windows update release schedule. Not long after committing to a once-a-year feature update, the company is now considering releasing a single significant update every three years with up to four smaller feature drops sprinkled in between, according to a Windows Central report.
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The Secret to Taika Waititi’s Success

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By Phillip N. Tracy, Artem Golub, Michelle Ehrhardt
| Gizmodo Verified
The Secret to Taika Waititi’s Success The Gadgettes fan over the New Zealander director/writer and his constant stream of work.
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Marshall’s Willen and Emberton II Bluetooth Speakers Combine Style With Rich Audio

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Finding the best Bluetooth speaker is like picking the right major in college. Unless you have an idea going in–in this case, brand preference–there isn’t enough time or money to try them all. So when Marshall–a premium audio brand coveted by musicians and music lovers alike–released the Emberton, a portable Bluetooth speaker, I couldn’t resist. The compact speaker has been my faithful companion up until a few weeks ago, when Marshall sent me review units of its newest speakers, the Emberton II.
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Marshall's Willen and Emberton II Bluetooth Speakers Combine Style With Rich Audio

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| gizmodo.com.au
Finding the best Bluetooth speaker is like picking the right major in college. Unless you have an idea going in–in this case, brand preference–there isn’t enough time or money to try them all. So when Marshall–a premium audio brand coveted by musicians and music lovers alike–released the Emberton, a portable Bluetooth speaker, I couldn’t resist. The compact speaker has been my faithful companion up until a few weeks ago, when Marshall sent me review units of its newest speakers, the Emberton II.
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Microsoft Surface Pro 8 and Surface Laptop 4 could arrive soon with these big specs upgrades (report) - Laptop Mag

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By Abhinav Mishra, Phillip N. Tracy
| Inferse
Ads No offers found Laptop Mag is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. By published 10 December 20 The Surface Pro 8 and Surface Laptop 4 could arrive in the first half of 2021 Microsoft will reportedly launch the Surface Pro 8 and Surface Laptop 4 in the first half of 2021, according to a Windows Central report.
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Apple's 12 Most Embarrassing Product Failures Original

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| gizmodo.com.au
Apple is one of the most globally respected technology companies, having built its reputation on creating reliable, high-end products with innovative features. The Cupertino tech giant has such an impressive track record that its next project — whether that be an AR headset or something else entirely — is already assumed to be a success.
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Raspberry Pi Pico W Adds Wi-Fi, Costs Just $6 Original

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Raspberry Pi is adding to its family of ultra-low-cost microcontrollers with the debut of three new Pico models. Perhaps the one DIYers will be most excited to see is the Pico W, an exact copy of the original Pico except with the addition of 802.11 Wi-Fi connectivity, a feature that will significantly enhance the utility of this board. That critical addition adds $2 to the price, bringing the Pico W to just $6.
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Acer's Swift 5 is a Great Portable Laptop That's Missing a Modern Edge

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Acer’s Swift 5 laptop has stood for years as a compelling value pick in the premium ultraportable laptop segment. You could generally find one with better specs at the same or a lower price than other flagships like the XPS 13 or Lenovo Yoga 9i. The newest Swift 5, now with an updated design and faster components, competes with these models more directly. At $1,549, the Swift 5 is swimming alongside the big fish, but this generation manages to keep its head above water thanks to some smart updates.
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Samsung es el primero en fabricar chips de 3nm con gran rendimiento

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo en Español Verified
Samsung cruzó la meta de los 3 nm antes que TSMC, superando al proveedor de Apple en la producción de chips de 3 nanómetros. Al hacerlo, Samsung ahora está en camino de lanzar los chips más avanzados del mundo. Según Samsung, el nuevo proceso de fabricación es un 45% más eficiente desde el punto de vista energético y ofrece un rendimiento un 23% mejor que el proceso anterior de 5 nm.
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Windows Defender Bug Could Be Slowing Down Your PC Original

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
The pre-installed antivirus tool is reportedly reducing Intel CPU performance by 6%. Your Intel-powered PC might not be running at full speed right now, and you can blame Windows Defender, the anti-malware tool that is preinstalled on your system.
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Windows Defender Bug Could Be Slowing Down Your PC

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Tech News Tube
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Samsung Wins Race to 3nm Chips, Promises Huge Performance and Efficiency Gains

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
The process will first be used for 'high performance, low power computing' before arriving on smartphones. Samsung has crossed the 3nm finish line ahead of TSMC, beating the Apple supplier to the production of 3-nanometer chips. In doing so, Samsung is now on pace to release the most advanced chips in the world. According to Samsung, the new fabrication process is 45% more power efficient and delivers 23% better performance than the previous 5nm process.
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AMD Is Investigating a Potential Data Breach Allegedly Caused by Weak Passwords

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
AMD is investigating a potential data breach by a new data-extortion cybercrime group called RansomHouse, according to a report from Restore Privacy. The group published an update on its darkweb site claiming to have stolen “more than 450Gb” (it’s unclear if they meant gigabytes or gigabits) of data from the chipmaker. RansomHouse says it targets companies with weak security and was able to compromise AMD back in January due to poor passwords used to guard their networks.
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Sony amplía su catálogo gamer con un arsenal de auriculares y monitores

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo en Español Verified
Sony está ampliando su catálogo gamer con una familia de monitores y auriculares que hacen su debut bajo una nueva marca llamada “Inzone”. Para ser claros: estos no son productos de Playstation. Están destinados tanto a jugadores de consola como de PC, a diferencia de los auriculares “Pulse” de Sony, que fueron fabricados en exclusiva para la PS5.
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Nvidia GeForce GTX 1630 Has Arrived - And You Should Probably Avoid It

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| The Kotaku Times
Nvidia today quietly launched the GeForce GTX 1630, an entry-level graphics card set to compete against the AMD Radeon RX 6400 and Intel Arc 380M as a basic upgrade to integrated graphics. The GTX 1630 is based on a Turing TU117-150 graphics processor and sports 512 CUDA cores. For comparison, the new card lags behind the GTX 1650 model with its 896 cores, and even fails to keep up with the six-year-old GTX 1050 Ti (768 cores).
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probablemente no es lo que buscas

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo en Español Verified
Nvidia acaba de lanzar la GeForce GTX 1630, una tarjeta gráfica de nivel de entrada configurada para competir contra AMD Radeon RX 6400 y contra Intel Arc 380M como una actualización básica de los gráficos integrados. La GTX 1630 se basa en un procesador de gráficos Turing TU117-150 y cuenta con 512 núcleos CUDA. A modo de comparación, la nueva tarjeta esta detrás del modelo GTX 1650 con sus 896 núcleos, e incluso es inferior a la GTX 1050 Ti de seis años (768 núcleos).
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Sony Debuts New Inzone PC Gaming Brand With Premium Headsets and Monitors

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Sony is expanding its gaming footprint beyond the console with a family of monitors and headphones debuting under a new brand called “Inzone.” To be clear, these are not Playstation products. They are meant for both console and PC gamers, unlike Sony’s “Pulse” headset, which was made exclusively for the PS5.
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Sony Debuts New Inzone PC Gaming Brand With Premium Headsets and Monitors

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| gizmodo.com.au
Sony is expanding its gaming footprint beyond the console with a family of monitors and headphones debuting under a new brand called “Inzone.” To be clear, these are not Playstation products. They are meant for both console and PC gamers, unlike Sony’s “Pulse” headset, which was made exclusively for the PS5.
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Nvidia GeForce GTX 1630 Has Arrived—And You Should Probably Avoid It

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By Phillip N. Tracy
| Gizmodo Verified
Nvidia today quietly launched the GeForce GTX 1630, an entry-level graphics card set to compete against the AMD Radeon RX 6400 and Intel Arc 380M as a basic upgrade to integrated graphics. The GTX 1630 is based on a Turing TU117-150 graphics processor and sports 512 CUDA cores. For comparison, the new card lags behind the GTX 1650 model with its 896 cores, and even fails to keep up with the six-year-old GTX 1050 Ti (768 cores).
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