Tag: computing
Keen to see new MacBook Pros with the M4 chip? They could arrive at the end of 2024
Since the debut of the M3 chips at Apple’s ‘Scary Fast’ event last year, the computing world has been anxiously awaiting the arrival of its successor – the M4. While this CPU debuted earlier this year, it’s only in the new iPad Pro so far, and what we really want…
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Meta secretly delayed my most anticipated Quest 3 feature, and we finally know why
When the Meta Quest 3 was unveiled I was impressed by a lot of what it had to offer in both the virtual- and mixed-reality departments, but by far the most interesting feature was Augments – persistent MR elements that you can use to decorate your home. As we approach…
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Manufacturers take note: this efficient RTX 4070 GPU with only one fan shows us a better future for tech
Chinese manufacturer Zephyr is releasing several new graphics cards, including an RTX 4070 that fits the ITX form factor and has another unique design choice: a single fan. It uses a single eight-pin power connector with a custom PCB design, an AD104-250 GPU, and 12GB GDDR6X memory. One downside, though,…
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Report: The Apple Vision Pro 2 has been put on ice
The Apple Vision Pro recently celebrated its first birthday, but the headset may already be losing momentum – a new report suggests that Apple has now halted work on its high-end successor. According to The Information, Apple has “told at least one supplier that it has suspended work on its next…
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I asked a Copilot+ PC to make me a beach ball, it gave me what I needed if not what I wanted
The new era of CoPilot+ PCs is upon us, bursting onto the scene at your local Best Buy with a bevy of laptops all designed to do AI tasks locally. To be clear, there are two classes of these new AI PCs. All have a new, almost indescribable Copilot keyboard…
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Xreal’s cheap smartphone-like gadget solves the biggest issues with AR smart glasses
Xreal has unveiled its latest gadget at the Augmented World Expo (AWE) 2024 XR industry showcase, but it’s not a pair of AR smart glasses – it’s a smartphone-like device called the Xreal Beam Pro. The Beam Pro is a successor to the original Beam adapter, and it solves many…
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