Paul Lilly

AMD will introduce it first Zen 5 processor(s) with 3D V-cache bolted on in about a week and a half—specifically, on November 7, 2024—but while we

Despite the best (or at least some efforts by Sony , scalpers still managed to get their greedy paws on preorders for its upcoming PlayStation 5

In a move that could see manufacturers beef up the baseline storage on future devices, Kioxia is mass producing what it says is the industry's first QLC UFS 4.0 embedded memory.

No dedicated PC is required for basic chores like browsing the web or to log into a Google account to access documents on Google Workspace, though you certainly can connect a PC to it.

You might not know it by looking at AMD's stock price this morning (more on that later), but the company is coming off its biggest-performing quarter, with third-quarter revenue tallying $6.8 billion. That's an 18% increase year-over-year and a 17% jump sequentially. This led to a monster gain in net income (profit), which shot up 158% year-over-year and 191% sequentially to $771 million.

Everyone who orders an EliteMini AI370 by November 20 will receive a gift card. In addition, those among the first 150 to place an order by then will also be gifted a keyboard and mouse set.

processors appears virtually non-existent at Mindfactory, the largest online PC parts retailer in Germany. Preliminary sales data indicates that Mindfactory has not yet sold even just a single Arrow Lake processor, which if true, it raises the question of why the initial reception is so ice cold.

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As of right now, the M4 Max is the fastest slice of silicon that Apple has ever designed, and that will remain the case until the inevitable M4 Ultra shows up to the Apple Silicon party. Not only is the M4 Max the fastest chip in Apple's stable, it also posted the highest single-core test on Geekbench, at least if comparing against Geekbench's own chart of single-core scores.

Savvy shoppers realize that the best way to maximize the bang-for-buck factor when it comes to home electronics is to wait until previous generation products drop in price.