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The built-in display uses MicroLEDs, AR/VR hardware, and heads-up displays (HUDs) to display information. MicroLEDs use 10% of the power of current LCDs, and they have five to 10 times higher brightne[...]
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The 10th Gen Intel Core S-series is a much faster version for playing games, surfing content and editing videos. Intel company is claiming the flagship models to be the "world's fastest gaming process[...]
AMD and Nvidia have been duking it out at the apex of the GPU market for the better part of two decades now, and AMD’s Radeon 5600 XT is the company’s latest entry into the sub-300 dollar bracket. The Radeon RX 5600 XT was made to bridge the gap between the 5500 and the 5700 series. It employs the new Navi 10 architecture released with the RX 5000 series (celebrating AMD’s 50th anniversary in 2019), and has 6GB GDDR6 as opposed to the 5700’s 8GB GDDR6 of RAM.
AMD claims that the card is the ultimate in 1080p gaming, and at this price...
Qualcomm recently unveiled the second iteration of its Ultrasonic Fingerprint sensor—the 3D Sonic Max at the annual Snapdragon Tech Summit.
The second-generation 3D Sonic Max comes with two-finger authentication, better speed, ease of use, and a larger area.
Alex Katouzian, SVP and general manager of mobile at Qualcomm made the announcement of the 3D Sonic Max at the annual Snapdragon Tech Summit, saying, "The latest version of our ultrasonic fingerprint sensor. 3D Sonic Max offers a recognition area that is 17x larger than the prev...
AMD has unveiled the world’s first 16-core gaming processor – the AMD Ryzen 9 3950X – in good fate to win the market for gaming CPU against rival Intel. It’s an interesting moment for every gamer because the Santa Clara-based chip manufacturer has never in years put up such a fight; to release CPUs that could beat Intel.
“I don’t think there’s any reason people would buy an Intel processor after we do this,” AMD’s Travis Kirsch told TheVerge.
The entire AMD Ryzen 9 3950X specs have not been released yet by AMD. But from what we ha...
The Raspberry Foundation has launched the fourth version of the world’s favorite super-cheap and tiny computer. The Raspberry Pi 4 will be available for the same $35 price like its predecessors, but has some remarkable spec updates. The Raspberry Pi latest model has four times the RAM available in any of its previous versions, a faster CPU and GPU, faster Ethernet, dual-band Wi-Fi, and two USB ports.
The Raspberry Pi 4 continues the same design model – a single board with a lot of connectors. But everything else is different when i...
Apple always has some tricks up its sleeve for its annual WWDC. This time it was the Apple monitor stand that costs $1000.
The one launch that got people talking after this year’s WWDC was not the latest iOS 13 or the stunning Mac Pro Display XDR, it was a monitor stand that costs as much as the Apple XS.
The monitor stand officially called the Apple pro stand, isn’t coated in gold or any kind of jewels nor does it have a ground-breaking new-age technology. It’s just a monitor stand required to hold a computer monitor at place. Th...
Qualcomm is edging close to introducing one of the first VR headsets that will function as a standalone mobile headset and also connect to PCs wirelessly. The giant chipmaker has included an 802.11ad wireless 60GHz connection to the headset design it showed off at last year’s Game Developers Conference (GDC), enabling the device to feature a wireless connection with 16ms latency, Qualcomm said. The VR headset could be available for purchase in Asia starting later this year, reports CNET.
Unlike most VR headsets that won’t let you con...
Microsoft’s 343 Industries has teamed up with Limbitless Solutions to create Halo-themed, 3D-printed prosthetic arms for kids. Interesting, the prosthetic arms, which have fully functional hands that can grip objects through EMG sensors, are donated free of charge to recipients – obviously the best part of it.
Limbitless’ design lineup, which already features adorable Iron Man arm, will include two Halo-themed options beginning from next year, reports TheVerge. Kids can recreate Master Chief’s Mark VI gauntlet in his iconic green, an...
About 288,000 people are currently living with spinal cord injuries in the United States, resulting from car accidents, falls, or gunshot wounds. And close to 18,000 new people join this number every year. One big challenge these people face daily is moving around with ease. With motorized wheelchairs, this challenge is less, however, only to a point. Not every one of them can control wheelchairs based on their injuries.
Hoobox Robotics has introduced a new adapter kit, which is plugged to any motorized chair, Wheelie 7 to remedy thi...