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LPCAMM2 is the latest stride in memory technology, presenting a compression-attached memory module designed to usher in power efficiency advancements and modernize memory configurations in the upcoming generation of laptops. Recently standardized by JEDEC, LPCAMM2 packages dual-channel LPDDR5/X and DDR5 memory onto a slender, replaceable circuit board. Micron Technology, a major player in memory chip manufacturing, has announced its readiness to supply LPCAMM2 modules, available in capacities of 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB, as showcased at CES 2024. The impact of LPCAMM2 is expected to be more pronounced in laptops accustomed to DDR5 memory, as opposed to those employing LPDDR5/X. This…

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In the competitive landscape of handheld gaming, the MSI Claw, Steam Deck, and Asus Ally emerge as contenders following a shared template of dimensions and layouts. While their similarities are evident, nuanced distinctions set each device apart. The MSI Claw, for instance, introduces hall effect thumbsticks and rear triggers, offering a notable advantage—immunity to stick drift—compared to its counterparts. With an augmented aesthetic featuring double the rear-mounted modifier buttons and additional RGB flair on the ABXY buttons, the Claw stands out in the design department. Adam’s firsthand experience highlights the Claw’s larger battery and a grip superior to the Ally,…

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Intel’s pursuit of creating compact, semi-modular, and impressively powerful desktop computers, known as NUCs (Next Unit of Computing), faced a halt last year when the NUC division was discontinued. In a surprising turn of events, Asus stepped forward to carry on the torch, presenting the ROG NUC as the initial outcome of this collaboration. Positioned as a reinterpretation of the high-end NUC Extreme line, the ROG NUC squarely targets gamers with its distinctive features. Embracing the Republic of Gamers (ROG) sub-brand, the ROG NUC echoes the visual language of Intel’s earlier designs, featuring a sleek, slender chassis and an illuminated…

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Let’s be real—I’ve never been one to get overly excited about portable monitors, especially as I find myself in the midst of the lively CES 2024 in Vegas. However, the Asus ZenScreen Fold OLED MQ17QH managed to shatter my indifference and elicit a genuine “wow.” This marvel of design measures a mere 9.7mm in thickness and tips the scales at just 1.17kg, but its true allure lies in its transformative ability. Unfolding gracefully, it reveals a sprawling 17.3-inch display boasting a crisp 2560×1920 resolution. Yet, what truly steals the show is the integration of a sumptuous OLED panel, capable of…

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At CES 2024, Asus took the spotlight once again by unveiling the latest iteration of its Zenbook Duo, a groundbreaking ultraportable laptop that challenges conventional design norms. The standout feature of this cutting-edge device lies in its dual 14-inch OLED touchscreen displays, delivering an immersive visual experience with rich colors and high contrast. Weighing just under three pounds (excluding the keyboard) and incorporating AI-enabled applications, the Zenbook Duo is crafted for users who prioritize productivity on the move. Building on the success of its predecessor, the Zenbook Duo maintains a detachable keyboard that strikes a perfect balance between functionality and…

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At CES 2024, I stumbled upon a game-changing innovation at the Asus booth that, despite its simplicity, left me in awe. The revelation occurred when I witnessed a groundbreaking feature on Asus’ new Z790 motherboards, addressing a common yet often overlooked issue in PC building—ensuring the proper seating of RAM modules. Experienced PC builders understand the frustrations associated with improperly seated memory kits, which can lead to various annoying issues. Moreover, identifying this problem in the midst of troubleshooting can be a daunting task, particularly when obstructed by the installation of a CPU cooler. Asus PR manager Juan Jose Guerrero…

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Step into the future of home entertainment with Samsung’s CES 2024 reveal of The Premiere, a lineup of ultra short-throw projectors that redefine how we experience visuals at home. The series comprises the Premiere 5, Premiere 7, Premiere 9, and the groundbreaking Premiere 8K, each featuring the revolutionary Lightwarp technology. Samsung breaks new ground by incorporating projection-mapping, making any object in the room an interactive display surface—an unprecedented feat in consumer devices. Leading the pack, the Premiere 8K builds on the success of its 2020 predecessor, elevating home cinema with the distinction of being the first 8K UST projector. The…

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Elevate your daily oral care routine with the Oclean X Ultra Wi-Fi Digital Toothbrush, a standout exhibit at CES 2024 for tech-savvy individuals keen on optimizing their dental health. Pioneering innovation in toothbrush design, the Oclean X Ultra features a Maglev motor powered by the cutting-edge PowerClean algorithm, ensuring a gentle yet thorough clean with an astounding 84,000 movements per minute. This toothbrush doesn’t just stop at performance — it introduces five specialized brush modes, each tailored to address unique dental needs and suited for various times of the day. The Oclean X Ultra’s user-friendly experience is enhanced by an…

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Unistellar introduces a new chapter in the realm of stargazing with the Odyssey and Odyssey Pro, the second-generation digital telescopes designed to elevate the cosmic exploration experience. Following the success of the EVScope 2, these models mark a significant evolution, specifically addressing a common challenge faced by astronomers—the intricacies of focus. Launched at CES Unveiled, the Odyssey series stands out with its intelligent autofocus feature, a breakthrough that eliminates the need for manual adjustments and enhances overall usability. Priced at $2,499 for the Odyssey and $3,999 for the Odyssey Pro, Unistellar aims to make advanced digital telescopes more accessible to…

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As the competition to challenge Apple’s Vision Pro heats up, Samsung and Google are making strategic moves with Qualcomm’s latest XR chip, the Snapdragon XR2 Plus Gen 2. The chip’s unveiling marks a significant step in the development of their advanced mixed reality headset, signaling a formidable rival to Apple’s flagship product. Following the successful integration of Qualcomm’s XR2 Gen 2 chip in Meta’s Quest 3, the XR2 Plus Gen 2 aims to push the boundaries further. Boasting enhanced graphics, superior color passthrough camera quality, external camera support, and onboard AI features, the chip positions itself as a contender in…

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