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Samsung Galaxy Book 6 lineup lands in the US on March 11 with AI features and high-end GPUs
computing3 days ago

Samsung Galaxy Book 6 lineup lands in the US on March 11 with AI features and high-end GPUs

Samsung will begin US reservations for the Galaxy Book 6 lineup—Book 6, Book 6 Pro, and Book 6 Ultra—on March 11, with prices starting at $1,050 for the base model and up to $2,450 for the Ultra. The series uses Intel Core Ultra processors, Intel Arc graphics, and RTX 50 GPUs, and offers 14- or 16-inch AMOLED 2X displays, up to 30 hours of playback, and AI features like AI Select and Search; availability began after their CES debut.

technology-and-electronics10 days ago

Apple readies M5-powered MacBooks and iPads for March 4 event

Apple has invited press to an 'Apple Experience' in New York City on March 4 at 9 AM ET (with simultaneous events in London and Shanghai) and is expected to unveil new iPads and MacBooks, including a MacBook Air and 14- and 16-inch Pro models powered by the M5 Pro/Max, plus potential entry-level MacBook in new colors. Rumors also point to iPad updates (A18 chip and iPad Air with M4) and refreshed Mac Studio, Studio Display, and Mac mini later this year; it’s not yet clear if the event will be streamed publicly.

Khadas Mind 2S: a pocketable workstation with modular dock power
computing12 days ago

Khadas Mind 2S: a pocketable workstation with modular dock power

Khadas Mind 2S packs a Core Ultra 7 255H with 64GB RAM and up to 2TB SSD into the same compact Mind chassis, adds PCIe 5.0 and a copper cooling system, and supports a modular dock ecosystem (Mind Dock, Mind Graphics Dock, and Mind xPlay) to transform it into a desktop replacement or portable workstation. It delivers strong multi‑task and light gaming performance for its size, but carries a steep $1,599 price (with optional docks pushing total cost well above $3,000) and can get loud under heavy load.

Microsoft patches Windows 11 shutdown and remote-login bugs with emergency out-of-band fix
computing1 month ago

Microsoft patches Windows 11 shutdown and remote-login bugs with emergency out-of-band fix

Microsoft issued an out-of-band emergency patch for the January 2026 Windows security update that fixes a shutdown/hibernate bug on some Windows 11 PCs and restores remote login via credential prompts on Windows 10/11 devices; the fix also addresses Secure Launch startup-security issues. Some users still report lingering problems like blank screens or Outlook Classic crashes, and Microsoft noted related fixes from October 2025 for Windows Recovery Environment. Windows 10 users can continue with Extended Security Updates if they’re not ready to upgrade.

Nvidia vows RTX 50-series will ship, but RAM crunch shadows supply
computing1 month ago

Nvidia vows RTX 50-series will ship, but RAM crunch shadows supply

Nvidia says all GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs will continue shipping, but a global memory shortage driven by AI data-center demand and supplier memory constraints is limiting availability and driving up prices. Reports about RTX 5070 Ti/5060 Ti 16GB being End of Life were corrected; Nvidia and Asus say stock fluctuations stem from memory constraints, not official discontinuations. With supply uncertainty and price volatility, consumers face a choice to buy now or wait while the RAM crunch potentially lingers into 2027.

Alan Turing's Landmark Paper on Universal Computing Machine Hits Auction
world8 months ago

Alan Turing's Landmark Paper on Universal Computing Machine Hits Auction

A collection of Alan Turing's important papers, including his PhD dissertation and groundbreaking works like 'On Computable Numbers,' are set to be auctioned in June after nearly being destroyed, with estimates of up to 81,000 USD. These documents, which highlight Turing's contributions to computer science and his tragic history, were saved from potential shredding by family members and are now valuable historical artifacts.

Top Black Friday Laptop Deals: Save Big on Dell and More
computing1 year ago

Top Black Friday Laptop Deals: Save Big on Dell and More

Dell is offering a significant Black Friday discount on the Dell Inspiron 16 laptop, reducing its price from $950 to $600. This deal makes it an attractive option for students and remote workers, featuring an Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and a 16-inch full HD+ touchscreen. Additional features include Dolby Atmos sound, a full HD camera with privacy shutter, and ExpressCharge support. The sale is part of Dell's Black Friday promotions, providing a great opportunity to purchase a high-quality laptop at a reduced price.

Nvidia's RTX 5070 Ti: Leaked Specs and Launch Rumors Stir Mixed Reactions
computing1 year ago

Nvidia's RTX 5070 Ti: Leaked Specs and Launch Rumors Stir Mixed Reactions

Nvidia's upcoming RTX 5070 Ti graphics card is rumored to have 8,960 CUDA cores, suggesting it may be similar to the RTX 4080 but with slightly fewer cores. Despite this, architectural improvements in the new Blackwell series could enhance its performance. The RTX 5070 Ti is expected to launch at CES 2025, where full specifications will be revealed. The card's performance-per-dollar ratio might make it a competitive option against the current-gen RTX 4080.

ChatGPT-4o's Creativity Enhanced with Latest Update
computing1 year ago

ChatGPT-4o's Creativity Enhanced with Latest Update

OpenAI has announced an update to its latest language model, GPT-4o, enhancing its creative writing capabilities to produce more natural and engaging content. This model, which surpasses its predecessors in efficiency and performance, is also adept at handling voice, multilingual, and vision tasks, making it suitable for real-time applications like translation and conversation. While available to all OpenAI subscribers, free-tier users have limited access compared to paid subscribers. Additionally, a smaller version, GPT-4o-mini, offers cost-effective performance for smaller applications.

Neuroscience Theory Paves Way for Superfast Superconductor-like Chips
technology1 year ago

Neuroscience Theory Paves Way for Superfast Superconductor-like Chips

Researchers have developed a method to create computer chips that operate at the 'edge of chaos,' a state that allows for rapid information transmission similar to the human brain. By using a material called lanthanum cobaltite, they achieved signal amplification without separate amplifiers, mimicking the behavior of superconductors. This breakthrough could lead to simpler and more efficient computer chips, potentially operating at normal temperatures and pressures, by reducing the need for repeaters and buffers.