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World’s largest PC vendor quietly unveils a business projector that runs on Android – for under $350 it’s actually affordable for a Full HD model
Lenovo is probably best known for its personal computers, but the company produces a wide range of electrical products. This now includes business projectors, such as its new Lenovo Thinkplus AIR H6, which has a native 1080p Full HD resolution and boasts 700 ANSI Lumens of light with a maximum…
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“Blowing hot air”: review of tiny Zotac mini PC that comes with innovative silent cooling chip finds out that it works pretty well — but heatsink and fan makers don’t need to worry just yet
Frore System’s widely anticipated fan-free alternative cooling method, which has found its way into the Zotac ZBox PI430AJ mini PC, performs as well as you’d hope according to a review of the device. The two AirJet coolers keep the CPU fitted inside this tiny PC (a 12th-Gen Intel N300 mobile…
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Dell cosies up with AMD to expand its generative AI portfolio to offer more choice to customers — it’s also embracing standards-based networking, a thinly veiled dig at Nvidia
Dell has added an AMD-powered server to its ranks of high-performance computing portfolio for AI workloads. Alongside an Nvidia-powered version, customers can soon snap up a new version of the Dell PowerEdge XE9680 fitted with eight AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators. This helps businesses train and run their own in-house…
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“Simply the best OEM SSD ever made”: Micron’s new SSD gets glowing reviews thanks to new controller and new NAND — Expect it to come to a workstation PC near you
Micron’s 3500 1TB SSD might just be among the best SSDs ever made – if not the best – having scored 100% on TweakTown and winning its highly coveted Editor’s Choice Award. Launched in December 2023, this 232-layer NAND SSD, which adopts a M.2 2280 form factor, comes in at…
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“Stick them on disk”: Plucky UK firm wants humble hard drives to win data war against tape, optical disks and cloud storage — and it plans to do so by getting rid of RAID and slowing down spinning disks to a full stop
Disk Archive Corporation has announced it can boast more than 350 customers in the broadcast and media industry as it continues on its near-20-year crusade to promote its unique approach to data storage. The UK-based company, founded in 2008, believes its Alternative to Linear Tape-Open (ALTO) chassis appliance is far…
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AMD is betting on strategic partners to one-up Nvidia — with 50-year-old Ethernet being at the heart of an alliance looking to promote a wider, more balanced ecosystem
Broadcom’s next-generation PCIe switches will support AMD‘s socket-to-socket Infinity Fabric technology (also known as xGMI) – the company’s standard for boosting data transfer speeds between CPUs in a system. The Infinity Fabric interconnect, which is normally used in EPYC servers, can handle package-to-package connectivity, and behave as PCIe Gen5 for…
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