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Intel Introduces Three New Optane 900P SSDs

Intel has introduced three new Intel Optane SSD 900P SSDs in 480GB and 240GB capacities, both of which are available in PCIe or U2 version only at 240GB. These new units stand out for being oriented (according to Intel) to the gaming sector, with sequential read speeds up to 2500 MB / s and sequential … Read more

Raspberry Pi Zero W With Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for only 10 Dollars

The Raspberry Pi Zero, a single-board computer introduced at the end of 2015, has now evolved with the launch of the Raspberry Pi Zero W, featuring Wi-Fi 802.11n connectivity at an affordable price of only $10.

The new Raspberry Pi Zero W with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for $ 10

Windows 11: Windows 7 users may be able to upgrade for free

Windows 11 is coming soon, possibly on June 24, and there is even an ISO that has been leaked on the net. The latest information circulating claims that users who own a Windows 7 license will be able to get a free copy of Windows 11. Windows 11: Windows 7 users can upgrade for free … Read more

Enermax presents its new series RevoBron 80 Plus 700 Watt Power Supply

Enermax has introduced its new series of 80 Plus Bronze RevoBron power supplies, power supplies that will begin to be commercialized soon in models of 500W, 600W, and 700W. What makes these models interesting is the incorporation of fans with self-cleaning cycles, which prevent their bearings from being filled with dust by ejecting it out of … Read more

ADATA XPG GAMMIX S11, new M.2 SSD with maximum performance

The year of the arrival of affordable NVMe SSDs will be 2018, but that doesn’t mean that manufacturers will stop working hard to continue to offer the best to users with a lot of money. Proof of this is the new ADATA XPG GAMMIX S11, a very high-performance model that comes with heatsink included. ADATA … Read more

The Linkedin CV Assistant for Word Online users

A while ago Linkedin introduced an assistant to help users write their own resumes. In this way, they would have better chances for interviews and jobs. As most of you know, the professional social network is owned by Microsoft. And at the time it was announced that this assistant would be integrated into Word, which … Read more

Nvidia confirms that there are two variants of connectors for RTX 4090 and RTX 4080

The 16-pin ’12VHPWR’ cable used by Nvidia in the RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 graphics cards has a new chapter, while there are still cases of connectors that end up melting. 12VHPWR: Nvidia confirms two connector models for RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 The latest detail we know today is the discovery of two different … Read more

Zotac MI553 with i3-7300HQ and TB3, and the thin PI225

Zotac is building an excellent reputation in the mini-PC sector, such as the Magnus series with up to a GTX 1080 and now has presented two equally impressive models. The first, PI225, is the smaller of the two. And that only measures 63 x 95.4 x 8 mm. Inside it is a Celeron N3350 dual-core … Read more

Microsoft has again made a faulty update available for Windows 10

Microsoft is not lucky enough recently. The Redmond giant has released new collective updates for Windows 10 this week, and the Fall Creators Update with its KB4089848 number takes a long time to install. However, this is the least of the problems, as in some cases other errors occur. Microsoft has again made a faulty … Read more

TSMC to host the Technology Forum tomorrow with a focus on 2nm deployment track

In 2019, TSMC mentioned 2nm technology for the first time and stated that it had begun research and development while conducting exploratory studies on technologies below 2nm. Tomorrow is TSMC’s annual Technology Forum, where CEO Dr. Peter Wei will present the current state of the industry and TSMC’s latest technological advances. Tomorrow, we will know … Read more