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Realme has launched its first phone of 2021 with the Realme V15 5G. The smartphone is built around a 6.4″ FullHD+ AMOLED screen that comes with a 180Hz touch sampling rate and a peak brightness of 600 nits.

The AMOLED panel, made by Samsung, has a fingerprint reader embedded for biometric authentication, and there’s also a hole in the upper-left corner for the 16MP selfie camera.

Around the back, the Realme V15 5G sports a 64MP primary camera joined by an 8MP ultrawide and 2MP macro modules. The smartphone comes with Super Night Mode for front and rear cameras, AI Beauty, Portrait Mode, Movie Mode, and UIS Max video recording.

Under the hood, the Realme V15 5G has a Dimensity 800U SoC and a copper tube for heat dissipation. The smartphone comes with 6GB/8GB RAM and 128GB storage onboard and boots Android 10-based Realme UI 1. But Realme has promised to release Android 11-based Realme UI 2.0 soon.

Fueling the entire package is a 4,310 mAh battery, which charges through a USB-C port at up to 50W, but Realme ships the phone with a 65W power adapter. The V15 5G also comes bundled with a USB-C to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter.

The rest of the highlights of the Realme V15 5G include dual-mode 5G (SA/NSA) and Dirac and Hi-Res Audio certifications.

The Realme V15 5G has three color options – Crescent Silver, Mirror Lake Blue, and Koi. The last one is three grams heavier and 0.2mm thicker than the other two versions and features a rear panel made of a double-texture double-plating process to reflect light at different angles.

Realme V15 5G in Crescent Silver, Mirror Lake Blue, and Koi colors

Price starts at CNY1,499 ($230/€190) for the 6GB/128GB variant, and for CNY500 ($77/€60) more you get 2GB extra RAM.

The V15 5G will go on sale in China from January 14, and the first 100,000 customers will get a chance to win the Koi Blessing (machine translated from Chinese) lottery.

Source (in Chinese)

Besides new Latitude laptops Dell also unveiled several new monitors, including some designed for video conferencing one some for interactive presentations.

Let’s start with the Dell UltraSharp 40 Curved WUHD Monitor (U4021QW), the world’s first 40” ultra wide curved monitor with 5K resolution (5,120 x 2,160 px), according to Dell. Its IPS panel boasts 100% sRGB and 98% DCI-P3 coverage and can render 1.07 billion colors.

The port selection on the monitor is equally impressive. The Thunderbolt 3 offers transfer speeds up to 40 Gbps and can charge your Windows laptop or MacBook at up to 90W. There’s also a USB-C port with 15W charging for your phone. It’s easily accessible and there’s a full size USB-A port next to, perfect for removable storage. You can also plug in an Ethernet jack and get wired connectivity (faster and more stable than Wi-Fi).

The monitor can act as a KVM too, meaning that you connect multiple computers (or computer + phone) to the monitor and use the same keyboard and mouse for both. Watch the video for more details. By the way, this monitor won a CES 2021 Innovation award.

If the 40” version is too rich for your blood (prices below), the Dell UltraSharp 38 Curved USB-C Hub Monitor (U3821DW) is a more affordable version. It has a 38” 3,840 x 1,600 px IPS panel and while the Thunderbolt port is missing, there’s still a USB-C with Power Delivery. Both monitors also has two 9W integrated speakers.

For multi-monitor setups you can pick up the Dell UltraSharp 24 and 27 USB-C Hub Monitors (U2422HE/U2722DE). Those do output 90W over USB-C, meaning they can power pretty beefy laptops, and also feature Ethernet ports.

The pandemic made video conferencing explode in popularity. The next three monitors – 24”, 27” and 34” – are designed specifically with that in mind. They have pop-up 5 MP cameras, noise-canceling microphones and dual 5W speakers. A dedicated Microsoft Teams button allows you to quickly jump into a meeting. The monitors support Windows Hello login and the Cortana digital assistant.

If you do meet in person, check out the Dell 4K Interactive Touch Monitors come in 55” and 65”. They can detect 20 touch points, so they can be used by multiple people simultaneously (palm rejection is included to avoid accidental touches). Dual 20W speakers are built in.

Finally, a few accessories. The rechargeable wireless mouse (MS7421W) can last up to 6 months on a single charge. The wireless keyboard and mouse combo (KM7321W) boasts an amazing battery life of 36 months.

Check out the release dates and prices for all these gadgets below:

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Page 1: EIZO FlexScan EV 3895 in the test: Docking station with 38 Inch

You had to wait a long time, now it’s finally here: With the EIZO FlexScan EV 3895 – BK is the manufacturer’s first ultra-widescreen monitor with a curved panel. The Japanese directly skip the 32 – inch format and put on a large 38 – Inch panel. In addition, a rich equipment including RJ 36 – connection required. In our review we will clarify whether the entry into the field of curved monitors will succeed.

The trend is unmistakable: Monitors are not only getting bigger, they are also getting wider. This development is logical, after all, the human field of vision is not square, so that displays in wide format lead to better coverage. This has been seen in the cinema for many, many years. While almost all major manufacturers in recent years have formats beyond 16: have launched 9 and currently partly up to 32: 9 advanced, EIZO was reluctant. With the FlexScan EV 3895 – BK but we now have the first Japanese work with a screen format of 24: 10 on the editorial desk. As the name suggests, this will be 34 – inch format skipped directly and onto a curved – 38 – Inch panel set.

With a resolution of 3. 840 x 1. 600 Pixels have a lot of space to work, but the XXL display also has a lot to offer. A well thought-out sensor system should ensure low power consumption, a KVM switch for the uncomplicated operation of several systems. Thanks to the integration of a USB-C socket and even an RJ 45 – Interface is the 36 – customs officer In addition, a real docking station. The extensive ergonomic functions are also typical of EIZO.

A look at the price tag promotes an amount of around 1. 550 Euros revealed. 38 – Customers are usually a lot more expensive than theirs 34 – Zoll siblings and EIZO also offers extensive equipment, which makes the price appear reasonable. From a price-performance-technical point of view you drive with the 34 – customs class but better.

Specifications of the EIZO FlexScan EV 3895 – BK in the overview

Format:

Street price:	approx. 1.550 Euro
Guarantee:	36 months
Homepage:	www.eizo.de
Diagonal:	38 Inch
curvature	2. 300 mm
	Housing color:	Black
24: 10
Panel:	IPS panel
Look up Table:	10 Bit
Glare optics:	no
Resolution:	3. 840 x 1. 600 pixels
Contrast value:	1.000:1
Brightness:	Max. 300 cd / m²
Reaction time:	5 ms
Repetition rate:	60 Hz
Viewing angle:	horizontal: 178 ° vertical: 178 °
Connections:	1x DisplayPort 2x HDMI 1x USB-C 6x USB 3.0 (2 up, 4 down) 1x RJ 45
HDCP:	Yes
Weight:	13, 2 kg
Dimensions (W x H x D):	983, 9 x (411 x 603, 7) x 240 mm
Ergonomics:	Height adjustment: 192, 7 mm Inclination: -5 ° – 35 °
Kensington lock:	no
Wall mounting:	100 x 100 mm
integrated speakers:	Yes
Power adapter:	internal
Others:	Eco functions with sensors, KVM switch, RJ 45-Connection

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by Pablo López Yesterday at 16: 40 … CES 2021

Since 2016, Apple has been investigating the feasibility of inductive charging technology for devices and accessories using MacBook laptops. The company has submitted to the patent office as many as 40 various solutions, but the latest application, which went to the US Patent and Trademark Office, seems to be particularly interesting. According to the documentation describing the solution, a notebook could charge a smartphone, a watch, and possibly other equipment by placing it in the right place on the laptop casing. In theory, the use of the patent promises to be a hit, but one issue raises my reservations as to the real usefulness of this form of charging.

Apple has filed a patent for the use of induction charging of smartphones and watches in computers MacBook portable devices. Does the solution have a chance to hit this year’s devices from the Cupertino giant?

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Though Inductive charging of smartphones is not a particularly new technology, only recent years have seen an increase in the popularity of this solution. The ability to supply energy to a mobile device without the use of a cable is primarily a convenience, which also affects the aesthetics of the environment. On the market you will find a large number of various wireless charging mats with different properties and shapes. Certainly, everyone will be able to choose the right solution for them. Apple, in its patent, presents an unusual variation on the theme of “induction”.

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By looking at the sketches in the patent documentation, we can easily discover that the charging harnesses would be placed right next to the trackpad. It is this space that would serve this process. This makes sense, but only if the user is not using the trackpad and keyboard. Because on the sides of the touchpad, hands usually rest, with which the text is entered. The trackpad in MacBooks is much more important than in hardware with Microsoft Windows. Thanks to the precision and a number of gestures, most Apple computer users do not feel the need to use an accessory mouse. In order not to be groundless, I would like to say that in the last 4 years I have used mice only a few times.

Source: MacRumors

(Pocket-lint) – JBL is one of the strongest contenders in the portable Bluetooth speaker market, with its Charge range asking questions of well established rivals such as the Ultimate Ears Boom 3.

The late-2019 entry to the series, the JBL Charge 4, increases a little in size over its predecessor. Its intent: to deliver bold sound and battery life that’ll last on and on. Its passive radiators also mean bags of bass – well beyond what you’d expect from a little cylindrical speaker such as this.

Design

Dimensions: 220 x 95 x 93mm / Weight: 960g
Ports: USB-C charging, 3.5mm in, USB-A out
Durable fabric and rubberised design
Physical control buttons up top
IPX7 waterproofing

To look at, however, we’re not exactly in love with the JBL Charge 4. It looks fine enough, but it’s hardly standout in a world occupied by so many fancier-looking alternatives. We don’t know, maybe it’s the weird translucent rubberised edging, maybe it’s the camo green paint work of our review sample and the distracting orange badge that’s front an centre.

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Either way, those rugged looks are backed up by genuine rugged construction. With IPX7 waterproofing you could lob this speaker in a puddle or pool and not fret. Which you might think shows the intent of this speaker’s use – in an outdoors setting – but its molded foot actually sees it sit best on a table really.

Up top are the various controls – the centre for on/off and Bluetooth pairing, along with volume, play/pause and multi-speaker pairing. These are easy to use, emit clear sounds when searching for a device and we’ve found the Bluetooth signal to be strong throughout use.

Around the back, hidden behind a cover – necessary to assure the waterproofing – is where you’ll find the ports. There’s a USB so you can plug in a device, such as your phone, to draw the power from the speaker – which is one of the features version 4 adds over its predecessor. There’s a wired 3.5mm jack if you don’t want to use Bluetooth too.

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There’s also a USB-C port used for charging. But while this comes with a cable in the box, there’s no plug. Which is a problem because the Charge 4 needs ample power delivered to recharge. Plug into a laptop and it’s no good. Plug into those 5V USB sockets that you get on some plug sockets and, again, no dice. Recharging also takes a rather long time, at over four hours.

That’s because the on-board battery is rather large, able to push its way through up to 20 hours of playback – a 25 per cent boost over its predecessor. At middling volume there’s no problem to get that far, but crank the output up and it’ll be a little less. Still, that’s very good innings for a portable speaker – and good job, as we suspect you won’t be able to recharge it from most portable powerbanks.

Sound

Frequency response: 60Hz – 20,000Hz
Dual passive radiators to boost bass
7,500mAh battery – 20hrs playback
Bluetooth 4.2 wireless
JBL Connect+ app

Despite its cylindrical shape, the JBL Charge 4 doesn’t output sound equally through 360 degrees like some of its competition. There’s still a wide-angle output, though, ensuring you’ll get decent quality throughout the room.

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And the sound is really rather large. For a speaker as small as this it hits all the right notes, low to high, creating a soundstage that demands attention.

The volume ‘jumps’ between each stage are a bit dramatic though, there’s not the dynamic subtlety here that you can find in the competition. The sound, however, is rather dynamic – able to crank out bass with impact, without it drowning out measured mids and highs.

The bass is massaged by those twin passive radiators – one at each end of the tube – that you’ll see vibrating gleefully when the low-end is in effect. JBL claims a low-end minimum of 60Hz, which isn’t as technically low as you’ll find in some speaker setups, but most tracks aren’t going to delve into much that’s lower on the frequency scale anyway.

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There’s also the JBL Connect+ app available, should you wish to pair your JBL speaker with another for using in stereo mode, or pair it with yet more (up to 100, apparently, which we’re sure nobody has ever done).

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Verdict

No, it’s not the prettiest Bluetooth speaker out there. But it is very portable, rugged, waterproof, has epic battery life, and sound that’ll blow your socks off – especially considering its small scale. All that makes it easy to recommend the JBL Charge 4.

Also consider

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Ultimate Ears Boom 3

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The design is tidier and the sound output is through 360-degrees, which makes Ultimate Ears’ Boom series among the ultimates in the portable Bluetooth speaker category.

Read our review

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Amazon India has published the landing page for the Samsung Galaxy M02s, revealing some of its specs and its release date – January 7.

The Galaxy M02s will be characterized by its big battery and affordable price. The latter will be under INR 10,000, while the former is 5,000mAh. Couple that figure with the 6.5-inch HD+ display, and the Galaxy M02s will go for days.

Samsung promises a Snapdragon processor, paired with 4GB of RAM. We believe the chipset will be a Snapdragon 450 or 460. The Galaxy M02s will be available with 3GB or 4GB of RAM, likely strapped to 32GB and 64GB of storage, respectively.

The full design of the Galaxy M02s can be seen in this short teaser video – triple camera on the rear, bottom-firing speaker, what appears to be a USB-C connector.

The Galaxy M02s will launch in India on January 7, priced under INR 10,000. Samsung also has the Galaxy A02s, which appears to share the same specs as the Galaxy M02s and could be launched in alternative markets.

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The South Korean giant invites you to the Galaxy Unpacked event, where we expect to see the presentation of the latest flagship smartphones of the Samsung Galaxy S series 21. This year’s edition of the line will most likely include the following models: Basic, Plus and Ultra. I must admit that Samsung chose the date of the event quite cleverly, trying to ensure that nothing “bigger” would overshadow the premiere, so important for the producer. The event is scheduled for 12 January 2021 of the year, the last day of CES. The graphics encouraging participation in the virtual event reveal the appearance of the camera, which simply confirms the current reports on its construction.

We know when exactly the new smartphones from the Samsung Galaxy S family will debut 21. The manufacturer invites you to another event from the Galaxy Unpacked series, where we will get to know this year’s flagships.

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About Samsung Galaxy S 21, Galaxy S 21 + and Galaxy S 21 We already know quite a lot about the Ultra. The detailed appearance of the devices leaked to the network earlier, revealing the stylistic side of this year’s flagships. This, of course, is not all, as we have also managed to get to know the lion’s share of the technical specifications of smartphones. The individual versions differ from each other with the screens, batteries, cameras and dimensions used, while the common features are processors, a system with an overlay, communication modules, selfie cameras and biometric security. Prices should range from 840 to 1399 euro.

Samsung Galaxy S Test 20 +: exemplary smartphone. Is it enough?

An event where Samsung will talk about new models will be held 14 January, i.e. the next Thursday at 16: 00 Polish time. The event will be broadcast via the giant’s social channels, while the deduction took the form of an “AR app” on Facebook and Instagram. The animation, which is also an invitation to the event, reveals a blurry module of the main camera, which strongly refers to the graphics from the leaks. Below we present a detailed specification of Samsung Galaxy S models 20 and Galaxy S 21 +. The ultra variant will receive a 6.8-inch LTPO display with WQHD + resolution with adaptive image refresh 120 Hz and a battery with a capacity of 5000 mAh.

	Samsung Galaxy S 21	Samsung Galaxy S 21 +
Processor	Samsung Exynos 2100 / Qualcomm Snapdragon 888
RAM	8 GB
System	Android 11 One UI 3.1
Screen	6.2 inch Infinity-O Dynamic AMOLED FHD + AOD Gorilla Glass Victus Brightness 1300 rivets 421 ppi 120 Hz	6.7-inch Infinity-O Dynamic AMOLED FHD + AOD Gorilla Glass Victus Brightness 1300 rivets 394 ppi 120 Hz
Main camera	12 MP main f / 1.8 OIS 12 MP f / 2.2 ultra wide angle 120 ° 64 MP telephoto f / 2.0 3x optical zoom
Selfie Camera	10 MP f / 2.2
Video recording	8K 30 FPS, 4K 60 FPS, HD 960 FPS
Data memory	128 / 256 GB
Communication	5G, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, USB-C
Battery	4000 mAh 25 IN Qi Wireless Charging Reverse Charge	4800 mAh 25 IN Qi Wireless Charging Reverse Charge
Colors	Gray, White, Pink, Purple	Silver, Black, Purple
Dimensions	151, 7 x 71, 2 x 7.9 mm	161, 4 x 75, 6 x 7.8 mm
Weight	171 g	202 g
Other	IP 68, Samsung Knox, Dual SIM (e-SIM), in-screen ultrasonic fingerprint reader

Source: Samsung, Voice, OnLeaks

nubia’s gaming-inclined Red Magic line recently welcomed its first TWS earphones dubbed Cyberpods and they will now star in this review that will follow.

Already selling in over 40 markets across 3 continents for $50/€50/£40, the buds come with a unique aesthetics, featuring prominent LED lights, and 39ms low latency mode that should appeal to all gamers out there.

The Cyberpods and their case weigh only 58 grams, which is extremely light. And they really do feel light but not in a cheap way – Red Magic made them extremely comfortable and light. However, the bulky design of the case makes the whole package a bit uncomfortable to wear in jeans pockets.

Each bud has 60 mAh battery capacity, and the case adds 500 mAh for a total of 20-hour battery life. The case has a USB-C port so it’s directly compatible with most modern chargers.

Red Magic Cyberpods case

Arguably the key feature about the Red Magic Cyberpods is their Game mode, which lowers the latency to 39ms. That’s a huge difference in some games, but unfortunately it’s only available on Red Magic devices. We also found it to be a massive juice drainer and along with the LED lights you can’t switch off takes a considerable toll on battery life. The Cyberpods are even missing a dedicated app, so you can’t push updates or adjust settings on phones of other makers.

Speaking about LED lighting, the Red and Black aesthetic are really nice, and gamers who are into these looks would definitely appreciate it. The case has three lines on the outside that show the remaining battery life while lifting the lid reveals some more red lights; these are just for looks.

A key component in multiplayer gaming is communication with teammates (and sometimes enemies). The Cyberpods worked smoothly when talking in a closed space. We couldn’t test how well they pick up the correct voice in a crowd with the current health situation, but the in-call quality is nicely high.

Pairing is impressively fast with the Pixart Bluetooth 5.0 connected to your phone the moment you remove each bud from the case – even before they go into the ear, a female voice saying “Connected” can be heard.

The earbuds feature 8mm “gaming-grade” dynamic driver so even on paper we knew not to expect miracles in terms of audio quality. Still the Cyberpods delivered okay bass and well defined vocals, so they weren’t bad by any means.

The buds themselves are operated with touch gestures on the spear-shaped stem. Due to the design featuring sharper lines getting the actual touches to register takes some practice, but once you are used to them you will have no issues.

Overall the Red Magic Cyberpods are the easiest of recommendations to those that already own a Red Magic phone – the unique aesthetics and amazing Game mode alone are worth the asking price and as we established these TWS earphones have more going for them.

If you use a smartphone of a different brand things a less clear cut. The gaming design may still draw you in, while the nice fit in the ear and adequate sound won’t leave you disappointed. However there’s plenty of competition in this segment, so if you aren’t into this particular style you can probably find slightly better audio quality elsewhere.

Introduction and technologies of Gaming Laptops that arrived this year

This year has left important news in the world of gaming laptops to play, especially with the arrival of new processors such as the 10th generation Intel Core H present in a large number of current gaming laptops and the revolution that led to the entry of the AMD Ryzen 4000 H in a market that, until now, was dominated by Intel, hitting the table and beating the most powerful models on the market as we have seen in the review of the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G 15 or the MSI Bravo 19. The 12 gene Intel has also arrived, but only in low-power models that have no niche in the gaming laptop market.

In terms of graphic novelties, there has not been much movement, NVIDIA continues to have the upper hand with its RTX 2000 covering all ranges, at least while RTX 3000 do not reach laptops, and AMD, as long as RDNA2 remains exclusive to desktop and console, remains with a small gap in the mid-range.

Other technologies that have also been popularized this year in gaming laptops are WiFi 6, increasingly present, USB-C and, of course, the displays with high refresh rates, where figures above 120 Hz are already common and we are even starting to see laptops with screens above the 256 Hz as the latest ASUS ROG Zephyrus S.

Along the way we have also seen some absences, such as the disappearance of the webcam in some models, but also some new and striking additions such as the double screen of the aforementioned Zephyrus S.

All this at a time when new games are arriving, with high graphic demands such as Cyberpunk 2077, which require the latest hardware.

As an annual and par summary To also serve as a buying guide or possible guidance when choosing a laptop, we have made this compilation with the 11 best laptops for gaming . We have only stuck to the laptops that have passed through our laboratory, since they are those that we have thoroughly tested and about which we know all their details and performance, likewise, there are models with more or less power, but we have taken into account what they offer globally and their price.

The 11 best gaming laptops

10 – ACER Nitro 7

This Nitro 7 variant arrives with a somewhat more modest configuration than usual, equipped with a Intel Core i5 – 10300 H with 8 GB of DDR4 RAM – 2666, 256 GB of NVMe SSD and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti. All this under a screen of 16, 6 “FullHD of 144 Hz

It is the most modest model on this list in practically all its specifications, even so the 1747 Ti has proven to be a solvent graphics and the Core i5 – 10300 H, even without being able to compete with more advanced models, performs well in games, although the 4 cores are starting to weigh. The 8 GB of RAM memory is usually enough, although the 300 GB of SSD will fall short s.

It has, that yes, with WiFi 6 and USB-C connectivity, and a fairly content thickness where RJ also enters 45.

The main problem with this equipment is that its price, among the 1. 03-1.299 euros when it arrives in Spain, it does not differ much from models with clearly superior hardware that we can see in this same ranking.

Wide expandability, WiFi 6 and good performance of the 1747 Ti.

ACER Nitro 7
		LO BETTER	WORST
Scarce storage and high price for the hardware it carries

9 – ACER Predator Helios 300 PH 399 – 53

This equipment integrates the processor Intel Core i7 – 10875 H, a 6-core model that has been dwarfed by competition from AMD and its own older brothers but is still a good option for “pure” gaming at prices more or less contents.

In ACER Predator Helios 299 of this new generation, at least the model sold in Spain, we have an accompaniment of 17 GB memory DDR4 to 2. 933 MHz and 1 TB NVMe SSD by 1. 300 euros.

This price also includes a RTX 2060 from NVIDIA, a mid-range model but with all the benefits and technologies of the RTX series that also comes with its full version without Max-Q limitations.

This equipment will offer us a solvent performance for most games on its FullHD screen of 199 Hz for a fairly contained price, although it is not the lightest or quietest laptop on the market and its autonomy is not its strong point either.

ACER Predator Helios 300
THE BEST	WORST
The RTX 2070 has an extra performance with OC	Noisy and little autonomy

8 – PCSpecialist Vyper 18 XR

This model from PCSpecialist arrives with the Core i7 – 10875 H, an interesting processor that has been displacing the Core i7 – 10750 H due to competition from AMD. Offers 8 cores and 17 threads and is accompanied of an RTX 2070 in its normal version, without the limitations of the Max-Q range.

The PCSpecialist Vyper 17 XR is based on a FULL HD IPS screen of 17, 3 inches with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, although without G-sync, in addition to having 16 GB DDR4 – 2666 and 1 TB of NVMe SSD.

Its price is 1. 720 euros, although Geeknetic readers can buy it with 1. 701 Euros. In exchange, it offers USB-c and Thunderbolt 3.0 connectivity, with the possibility of expanding most of the components, and WiFI 6.

It is a laptop with good CPU performance and a Average GPU, but belonging to the RTX range and without as many limitations as the Max-Q.

PCSpecialist Vyper 18 XR
THE BEST	WORST
Good performance and expandability in fine format of 18,3	No G-Sync, high CPU temperature

7- ASU S TUF Gaming A 16

ASUS’s cheapest model with a AMD Ryzen 4900 H is this TUF Gaming A 17, a laptop that combines the high performance of that CPU with a price of 1. 400 euros, amount for which is included 17 GB DDR4 memory – 3200 and 1 TB of NVMe SSD.

The graphic is a NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2070 in its full version, without the Max-Q tag, and responsible for moving its FullHD screen from 199 Hz with FreeSync.

Among its shortcomings we must mention the lack of WiFi 6 (it stays in WiFi 5), or being somewhat noisy, in addition to not having too much coverage of color or brightness on your screen, however, with a fairly content price we have one of the most powerful laptop processors on the market with which you can play a large number of games without problems.

ASUS TUF Gaming A 16
THE BEST	WORST
Very good performance of the Ryzen 7 4800 H and adjusted price	Mediocre screen, no WiFi 6 and noisy

6 – MSI GS 76 Stealth

The MSI GS 76 Stealth is the latest addition to MSI’s range of ultra-thin gaming laptops, with a thickness below 2 cm this 15, 6 “hides a FullHD screen of 300 Hz together with one of Intel’s most powerful processors, the Core i9 – 10980 HK offered here good performance although somewhat limited by the temperatures reached in this compact format.

The graphic part is run by an RTX 2070 Super Max-Q, one of the most powerful models of the max-q line designed for this type of thin notebook.

They are accompanied by nothing more and nothing less than 66 GB DDR4 memory and 2 TB High performance NVMe storage and a huge battery of 99, 9 WH, the maximum that can be integrated into a laptop, although so much performance makes its autonomy not its strong point precisely. The price of 3. 199 euros also move it away from other models with superior hardware, although it is common for teams that seek to combine performance and very thin thicknesses like this one.

MSI GS 76 Stealth
THE BEST	WORST
Excellent performance and capacity, display of 300 Hz in fine format of 15, 6 “	High price, no g-sync and high temperatures

5 – ASUS ROG Zephyrus S GX 675 GXR

We now go to talk about the ASUS ROG Zephyrus S GX 701 GXR, a model of 18, 3 inches for Those looking for a large format gaming machine that hides inside a whole RTX 2080 Max-Q next to Intel Core i7 processor – 9750 H six-core

The processor is of the last generation, but its performance is very similar to 10750 H, though far from the current more core models, however, if we focus solely on games, it offers a more than solvent experience, especially when accompanied by a whole RTX 2080 Max-Q, one of the most powerful models within the range of moderate consumption Max-Q.

Your screen of 17, 3 FullHD reaches 315 Hz, one of the highest in the laptop market

34 GB DDR4 memory – 2666 and 1 TB of NVMe SSD round out the core specs , along with USB-C and WiFi 5 connectivity. All for a price of 3. 200 euros at launch.

ASUS ROG Zephyrus S GX 701 GXR
THE BEST	WORST
Excellent graphics and display performance of 315 Hz in fine format of 18,3″	Considerable price, last generation CPU and connectivity

4 – MSI Bra vo 18 A4DDK

The MSI Bravo 18 A4DDK is a laptop that makes use of the latest AMD Ryzen 7 – 4459 H , a processor with Zen architecture that has turned the portfolio of notebook processors upside down offering superior performance to practically the entire line of Intel laptop CPUs with a very balanced consumption.

In this team it shows excellent performance accompanied by a 1 TB NVMe SSD and 16 GB DDR4 memory a 3200 MHz, and all this for a price of 1. 200 euros.

In addition to the Vega 7 that integrates the CPU, we have a AMD Radeon RX 9750 M, a mid-range card that stays close to a GTX 1070 Max-Q and above GTX 1660, but below RTX 2060 Max-Q. This graph is responsible for feeding the screen of 18, 3 “inches with 199 Hz and AMD FreeSync, which allows us to play to current games, although in the most demanding we will have to lower the detail somewhat.

The rest of the components offer WiFi 6, GbE, USB-C connectivity and a somewhat modest autonomy, however, for a price of 1. 200 Euro, MSi Bravo 18 is an excellent option for those looking great CPU performance for a more contained price than usual.

MSI Bravo 17 A4DDK
THE BEST	WORST
Price content and excellent CPU performance	The graph moves away from the most powerful models

3 – ASUS ROG Zephyrus G 15 with AMD Ryzen 9 4800 HS

This variant of the G 14 with the 4800 HS e n instead of 5500 Hs offers basically the same benefits as the top model, but somewhat limiting the performance of the main CPU and the capacity of the SSD. In return, the price is reduced by about 400 euros.

He 4800 HS continues to show excellent performance, above many higher-end models, especially when it comes to multi-thread performance thanks to its 8 cores and 17 threads. Accompany you 16 GB DDR4 – 3000, 512 GB of NVMe SSD and WiFi6 and USB-C connectivity among others.

Otherwise, we have a RTX 2070 Max-Q, capable of running the vast majority of games at 1070 p from your screen of 100 Hz with FreeSync together with the technologies of the RTX range.

Its compact format of 14 inches join a very good autonomy to convert it on a computer valid for gaming and also as a laptop for work or general use, with more than 7 hours of autonomy at full capacity

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G 15 with Ryzen 7 – 4800 HS
THE BEST	WORST
Compact, good CPU performance and autonomy	The RTX 2060 Max-Q is the most modest option of the RTX

2 – ASUS ROG Zephyrus G 15 with AMD Ryzen 9 4900 HS

At the gates of the throne we find the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G 13 with your AMD Ryzen 9 5500 HS, a laptop He deserves to be on the podium having become one of the surprises of this year due, above all, to the processor it integrates.

With a TDP of so alone 45 W , this processor is It was crowned as one of the most powerful on the market, above laptop CPUs with higher consumption and even surpassing desktop models. It was the big breakthrough for AMD in the gaming laptop market and all this in a compact format with less than 19 mm thick and with a truly surprising autonomy far above what we usually expect in a gaming laptop.

Accompany you 16 GB DDR4 memory – 3200 next to a screen of 14 inch FullHD offers FreeSync and 120 HZ refresh rate additionally counting USB-C, HDMI, WiFi 6 connectivity along with a 1 TB NVME SSD.

In the graphic section we find a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q, a model with all the technologies of the RTX range, but a contained consumption to fit within the compact G format 16 . It is one of the more modest graphics of the RTX line and does not offer the same performance as graphics such as 2070 waves 2077, but if we take into account the format of the equipment and the great performance of its processor, the Zephyrus G 15 is one of the gaming laptops most surprising of recent years.

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G 15 with Ryzen 9 – 4900 HS
THE BEST	WORST
Compact, excellent CPU performance with the best autonomy From the market	The RTX 2070 Max-Q is the most modest option of the RTX

1 – ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 14 GX 552 L

How could it be of Another way, at the top of the ranking and as the best laptop to play is the ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 GX 552 L, a laptop that currently holds the title to Best Laptop of GEEKNETIC. The reasons are obvious and are summarized in that, basically, it has the latest hardware and components in most aspects, from the processor to the graphics through the screen .

Offers a powerful Intel Core i9 – 10900 HK, the world’s most powerful Intel portable processor, with 8 cores and 16 threads that reach an impressive 5, 34 GHz Boost, accompanied by 35 3 GB DDR4 RAM. 199 MHZ. 1 TB NVMe PCIE 3.0 SSD completes the field of storage, standing out both in speed and capacity.

As for the graphics card, we continue to have the most of the most , a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER Max-Q which, again, is one of the most powerful graphics for laptops on the market. At the end of the day, the graphics card is one of the most important components of a laptop designed to play games, and we cannot find more powerful than this model.

We do not forget the screen, with a panel of 16, 6 “inches FullHD with G-SYNC and that not only exceeds 200 Hz, but reaches nothing more and nothing less than 315 HZ. In addition, it is complemented by a secondary screen, the ScreenPad Plus, perfect for multitasking while we play or to control all aspects of the PC and the game.

Connectivity Thunderbolt 3, USB-C, HDMI, RJ 51 or WiFi 6 end up completing the best gaming laptop that has passed through our laboratories . Of course, having something like this is not cheap and its starting price was 3. 500 euros. In return, we will have a gaming laptop capable of moving any current game on the market.

ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 GX 550 L
THE BEST	WORST
Integrates the most powerful and advanced components on the market	Your price is high

Other notable gaming laptops that have not passed through the laboratory

Although we can only base our ranking on the products we have tested, but the current gaming laptop catalog It is immense and there are models of all kinds, so we are going to give a brief review of models that due to their characteristics or because they are really special deserve a mention in this article.

MSI GT 76 Titan DT

Your price that exceeds 4. 600 euros already gives us a clue, the GT 76 Titan DT is the last of one long list of “titanic” teams. We have been able to test a few models from previous generations, but the latest update brings us a whole Core i9 – 10900 K desktop, with its 10 cores and all overclock options, along with an RTX 2080 SUPER complete, without Max-Q tagline.

Accompanied by 64 GB of RAM and 2 TB of NVMe SSD (Raid 0 of two 1 TB), this model supports a screen to choose between FullHD and 144 Hz or 4 K to 61 Hz. Although it has a battery, this equipment is not designed to withstand much away from the current, but at change offers us a performance hardly achievable by any conventional gaming laptop.

Alienware Area – 60 M R2

This team from Dell’s gaming division is included within the same family of “portable” notebooks to which the GT belongs 99 MSI Titan. We were able to test some of the variants with 9th Gen Intel CPUs, and the most current model comes with a Core i9 – 10900 K desktop with RTX taya graphs 2080 SUPER.

In addition, the components can be easily updated, including the CPU and GPU, in addition to the RAM memory, which in its most capable models reaches the 64 GB DDR4 or the 4 TB SSD under your screen of 17, 3 and 4K resolution combined with the latest in WiFi 6, Thunderbolt or USB-C connectivity.

Yes, just like than the MSI model, its price is around 4. 500 euros.

Gigabyte Aero 16 OLED

This model surprises with its Core i9 – 10900 HK and its RTX 2080 Super Max-Q, placing itself at the highest level within notebooks that can be considered “portable”. However, beyond power, the Aero 16 hides an ace up its sleeve on its screen, being one of the few laptops in the world, especially within the “gaming” spectrum, that offers an OLED screen.

This screen of 13, 6 inches has 4K resolution and is AMOLED type, offering little-seen levels of contrast and quality in the laptop market.

Complemented by an NVMe SSD and 32 GB DDR4 to 2666 MHz, WiFi 6, Thunferbolt and a price of 3. 499 euros.

Best gaming laptop: ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 GX 544 L

After reviewing the 10 best laptops that have passed through our laboratory, without a doubt the winner is the ASUS ROG Zephyyrus Duo 16 GX 553 L and the reasons are not few. On the one hand we have its pure performance, one of the most important aspects when playing games, thanks to the Core i9 – 10980 HX and the powerful RTX 2080 SUPER . The screen of 300 Hz with G-Sync, the 34 GB DDR4 – 3200 or the 1 TB NVMe SSD complement it perfectly.

For that alone it would be a serious candidate for the best gaming laptop, but, in addition, ASUS has introduced a novelty that no other gaming laptop uses, its ScreenPad Plus screen that allows you to expand both your work area by working as an extended secondary screen, as well as when playing games , being able to control, for example, streaming, voice chats, captures or any software with which we want to complement the games.

As usually happens In the hardware world, in many cases, the best of the best means a considerable outlay, and almost 3. 500 euros that it costs make it a very exclusive gaming machine, but what will the delights of all those who can afford it.

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Introduction to Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML 360 Sub-Zero

This is not the first time that we have tested a cooling system assisted by thermoelectric cells, also known as peltier cells. This type of cooling takes advantage of the peltier effect, using two conductive materials, to heat one side while the other is cooled. Until the use of phase exchange, all the refrigerators in the world used this technique and now we can see it applied to other devices, although rarely to processors of personal computer systems.

Cooler Master and Intel have developed a system that seems to handle the disadvantages of these types of mounted systems well. a personal computer. In the Cooler Master ML review 360 Sub-Zero we will have the opportunity to test it for ourselves.

The main problem with this type of cells is their high consumption and also that when the ambient temperature drops we will begin to have air condensation around the area cold, which in a PC is not the best of situations since this condensation in the form of water is not something that we want to have near electronic components. This is what has made the use of this technique residual among PC users over time.

Technical characteristics of the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML 360 Sub-Zero

Supported Intel Socket: LGA 1280
Radiator material: aluminum
Radiator Dimensions: 394 x 119. 6 x 28. 2 mm
Dimensions of the blo which exchange: 59. 3 x 57. 3 x 100. 2 mm
Pump Connector: Molex 3-Pin
Pump Voltage: 14 v

Fan dimensions: 125 x 125 x 25 mm

Fan speed: 612 – 1900 rpm

Fan Air Flow: 60 CFM (full frequency)

Fan noise level: 8 – 28 dBA
Dynamic pressure: 2.0mmH 21 (at maximum frequency)
Fan Power Connector: 4-Pin PWM
Fan Voltage: 11 v
Fan current: 0. 38TO
TEC cell power: 240 w
Warranty: 2 years.

How Intel Cryo technology works

Intel Cryo technology is precisely designed to eliminate the two potential risks of thermoelectric technology. Intel has not invented this physical effect, but it does put the tools so that technology is used dynamically in its processors, eliminating the main problems of technology, more specifically condensation, and also making a rational use of the energy that the processor requires. system for proper operation.

For this, Intel takes advantage of some of its technologies present in its unlocked processors of the Intel Core K series with LGA socket 1280 and tenth generation. Among the technologies used we have the TVB (Thermal Velocity Boost) that allows us to take advantage of higher frequencies, in some of the processor cores, with the extra margin of the cooling system that we are using.

It is also supported by an intelligent internal control that adjusts the consumption of the thermoelectric cell to limit the risks of condensation derived from working at temperatures below the ambient temperature of the system. This also allows regulating electricity consumption according to the needs of the system, consuming at all times what the system requires depending on the frequency and the load to be sustained.

Intel Cryo system allows both automatic control and manual control by the user and is completed with a powerful monitoring system so that at all times we can know how the system is working.

The peltier cell integrated in the Cooler Master ML 394 Sub-Zero has a power of 200 w, for this Cooler Master combines this system with a conventional water cooler with radiator 394 mm and some important extras like its second generation inline pump. Now we will see them in detail.

Radiator and tubes

The Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML 360 Sub-Zero is a combination of a powerful closed circuit water cooling system with a peltier cell supported by a series of temperature and humidity sensors that, combined with detailed monitoring of the system, allows the development of temperatures lower than those we would achieve with a conventional system. All this is true, but in the end in it we will find the classic elements of an “all in one” liquid cooling.

This Cooler Master model has a unique radiator size of 394 mm , for three fans of 120 mm, with actual dimensions of 394 x 120 x 27 mm and made entirely of aluminum with fan anchors on both sides for possible extension to configurations. push-pull ration with up to six fans.

The design is the usual one with wave-shaped aluminum sheets that run through flat tubular areas where the refrigerant passes. This design dramatically increases the exchange surface while allowing significant airflow through the sheets.

The design is simple and we miss something we are beginning to see in other AIO systems, such as the centralization of the fan connectors on the radiator itself, which makes cable management much easier. In this model we will not have access to this, although that does not mean that there is no hub for uniform management of the fans. We will talk about them in a moment.

Cooler Master does not give details of the material with which they have manufactured the tubes of the system. Typically this manufacturer uses synthetic polyamide tubing. In any case, they are long-life tubes designed not to react with any chemical component, no matter how abrasive it may be. Cooler Master also reinforces the tube with a nylon mesh cover that offers a better finish in addition to protecting the tube itself from small cuts and scratches.

The tubes are configured in three sections, unlike the usual two, since this kit does not contain the pump in the exchange block, but places it in line in one of the tubes, it is the second generation of this type of pump developed by Cooler Master and each day we see it more in recent systems.

With a length of up to 400 mm are designed to be installed in almost any computer that has space for a radiator of this size. The pump can also be fixed to the box, it comes with an adapter to position it in holes for fans of 150 mm.

Pump and exchanger with TEC element

Just a few days ago we tested a unit Bequiet Pure Loop with inline pump and for us It was the second experience in many years, things are like that and in a few days here we have the third experience. In this system it makes perhaps more sense because in the ML 394 Sub-Zero there is one more important element to install, the thermoelectric cell.

The exchange block It is exclusively for 10th generation Core processors and logically only makes sense for K models with the internal multiplier unlocked. It only supports LGA socket 1200 on Z motherboards 490 and is designed in this way to make a perfect fit and limit condensation in addition to locating different temperature and humidity sensors with which to control the performance of the TEC cell.

The main volume is occupied by the liquid tank at the top, finished in copper, follows the peltier cell and then an exchange plate also in copper. It is finished with a rubber skirt that fits perfectly into the socket leaving the minimum air inside.

We will find power connectors, connectors for the control of the fans and also a USB-C connector with the that we can monitor the system from the Intel Cryo Software from Windows. The assembly is solid, with a copper exchange plate, and we will only have a Cooler Master logo on the top as lighting. It is simple and also that way we will know that the system is working.

The pump is in line, located in one of the tubes, and according to Cooler Master it is its pump in second generation line. It has its independent PWM connection with a maximum consumption of 16 wa 14 v. Has a lifespan of 160. 11 hours, fixed speed at 5600 rpm and produces noise around the 38 dBA. It is a high volume pump to maximize performance throughout the loop. Together with the fans, it is a key element to maintain temperatures under ambient temperature, this kit does not cool the processor, it actually cools the peltier cell up to 200 consumption w.

It’s a big in-line bomb of almost 60 mm high, so it has to be also anchored to avoid vibrations or damage the tube. It is intended to be attached to case fan positions of 120 mm and brings everything you need to execute that task.

MasterFan SF fans 125 R

Cooler Master has incorporated into this kit some of their best low turn high pressure air fans and the kit features three of these fans. They are rifle-type bearing fans with rotational speeds between 660 and the 2000 rpm which makes them well suited to have a good combination of performance and controlled noise.

The square and axial design fan has nine blades inspired by jet engines and helicopter blades and is designed to maximize air pressure at low turns. Your goal is not to work at 2000 rpm but rather to the minimum they are 660 rpm at which it produces very low noise levels.

This PWM fan includes some other improvements such as an anti-blocking sensor, so as not to burn the motor in case the fan gets pinched by a cable or similar. Produces a maximum of 57 CFM and a static pressure of 2.1mmH2O with a variable noise between 8 and 35 dBA according to the manufacturer and a service life of 198. 10 hours with 2 years warranty, which is the same warranty offered by Cooler Master for the whole kit.

All three fans come pre-mounted, all have silentblocks at the fixing points and are a pleasure to the ear even at maximum frequencies. work ia.

The entire system is connected with a single cable that on one side has a SATA connector for powering all components except the cell using an 8-pin PCI Express 3.0 connector with a maximum power of 150 w, and on the other hand a Molex connector of three contacts so that the board never has a problem recognizing that it has a cooling assembly connected to the CPU.

Intel Cryo Software

The software that controls the cooling system It is supported directly by Intel and the truth is that for now it leaves a lot to be desired. It has only a couple of control options, very limited monitoring, and a basic diagnostic system that tells us if the cell is working as expected.

Among the defects that we have detected, apart from being very basic in its interface and presentation of information, is that it does not work with Intel’s Intel Performance Maximizer application since it does the calibration with its own boot and the unit It does not work until we get to Windows and activate it manually and that is for me another of its important failures, it does not self start when we start, we have to wait until we are in Windows and activate it manually every time we start.

The software gives interesting operating data , such as the consumption of the cell, which is variable, the dew point and the temperature of the refrigerator. The temperature of the processor is indifferent to condensation, although it is indicative, what matters is that the refrigerator is always above the dew point. We also have three modes of use, stop, self-managed mode or Cryo and without control, that is, with the cell always on top.

The software has a diagnostic system, which tests the cell and the sensors.

Performance tests with an Intel Core i5 – 10600 K

We have tested the new Cooler Master cooling system with Intel Cryo technology on a Core i5 – 10600 k with a maximum turbo frequency of 4.8GHz, for only some of its cores, and 125 w of consumption. The peltier cell integrated in the Cooler Master ML 360 has a power of 240 w so even with overclocking it should be more than enough to cool this processor keeping it at much lower temperatures than with a conventional heatsink.

To add some contrast we have tested this same processor with a BeQuiet system! Pure Loop which is one of the most interesting cooling kits that we have tried in recent times. With this model we already achieved a little more overclocking than in our original Core i5 test – 10600 k, specifically 100 MHz more reaching stable at 4.9GHz with an acceptable voltage of 1.4v and a really low noise of less than 38 dBA for the whole set . An excellent result for a conventional cooling kit with radiator 240 mm and two fans of 125 mm.

Some of the data that the Intel Cryo application offers us is the temperature of the cooling system, cell consumption and the dew point with respect to the humidity and ambient temperature of the room. This is what allows it to maintain temperatures above the dew point, preventing us from damaging any of our components over time, usually the motherboard itself that houses the entire system.

The block itself has a rubber system that adapts to the LGA socket 1200 and that limits the air intake and therefore the possibility of generating air condensation.

By activating the TEC cell we can see how consumption is controlled so as not to reduce the temperature to the point of having problems and we also see how consumption grows when we demand the processor to offer everything it is capable of. With the activated we can avoid the problems of temperature throttling of these processors, in the 119 degrees, reducing performance by up to 57 degrees with ease while allowing us to sustain the frequency of this processor at 5.2GHz with a voltage of 1. 50 v.

With the cell off, the processor immediately enters Throttling due to excess temperature, we can see it in the frequencies and also in the notices of Intel’s own XTU. The downside is that you have to remember to turn it on every time you enter Windows.

The improvement is evident, and although Intel figures the improvements more frequently Up to 5.8GHz in these processors, the truth is that we will only achieve this in one or two cores, relying on Intel’s own “Thermal Velocity Boost” technology and this improvement is residual for me, for applications that do not take advantage of all cores , which are already few including games and therefore for me it is not much more than marketing to sell this technology.

We have a large delta between rest and load, with the cell at full capacity, but 75 degrees with all cores at 5200 MHz, is something difficult to achieve with a traditional system.

At rest we have some 57 degrees, and at this moment the cell has lowered consumption to 28 – 40 w to avoid trouble. That is, we could have deeper deltas with the cell at top, something we can do, but I do not recommend.

What I should add is that in addition to performing well, this Of course this system does it and in addition to a very safe way for the components where it is installed, is that the Cooler Master pump, with its frequency above the 5000 rpm is the weak point of the system with a noise that exceeds the 45 dBA despite allowing the system a couple of days to purge the air you might have for transportation.

Intel Cryo Performance Results
Maximum fan speed

Noise (dBA)

Maximum overclocking frequency to all cores

Standby temperature

Load temperature

DeltaT

Analysis and conclusion

The price of this kit, including taxes, will be 360 Euros and will be on the market soon. It does not seem like a very unreasonable price to me if we take into account that this type of cooling has always been expensive and that it also includes the entire control and cooling system of the cell. By itself this all-in-one kit would cost about 160 Euros so we are taking a cooling system below room temperature for about 240 Euros more, than not It’s so crazy.

The results are also good and excellent user experience, although the control software has a lot of room for improvement, the only downside is that it is designed only for one type of socket and the experience with Intel is that it will surely not serve you for the next generation of processors so you will have to enjoy it with your current processor or wait for the necessary evolutions to support the next generations of motherboards and / or processors.

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We have been talking about budget Xiaomi smartphones supporting the 5G network for a very long time, and yet we still have not received an appropriate announcement from sites of the Chinese giant. Instead, we have to make use of more leaks, but these are fortunately more and more specific and we know more or less what to expect. The Redmi Note 9T 5G smartphone should soon hit our market. It just appeared in the Geekbench benchmark database, and thanks to this we got to know its basic elements of the specification. In addition, we present the appearance of the upcoming average. How does it look overall? Well, you can have mixed feelings …

The heart of the Redmi Note 9T will be a modern 7-nanometer MediaTek Dimensity processor 800AT. It is a pity that the rest of the specification is completed only by 4 GB of RAM and not the latest Android system 10.

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Xiaomi Redmi 9 Power – premiere of an attractive budget smartphone with a high-capacity battery 6000 mAh

The heart of the smartphone will be a modern, 7-nanometer MediaTek Dimensity processor 800 U, which of course will provide support for the 5G network, is an efficient and energy-saving system presented in August this year, which powers, among others, the praised Realme 7 5G. , this is the only good news that can be read from the screen from the Geekbench program, because the rest of the specification is supplemented by only 4 GB of RAM and not the latest Android system 10 On the other hand, the board should have a capacious battery (approx. 5000 mAh) with support for quick charging ia 22, 5W and triple camera with main unit 48 Mpix.

Test Redmi Note 9, Note 9S and Note 9 Pro. Which smartphone to choose?

In addition, Redmi Note 9T should offer 6, 53 -inch IPS screen with Full HD + resolution, in which we find the hole, has a webcam 13 Mpix. On the side frame we should find a fingerprint reader, and the smartphone should also be equipped with a 3.5 mm mini-jack and a USB-C socket. The appearance of the device can make a good impression – due to the round, centrally located camera island, it looks a bit like POCO F2 or Mi 10 T Lite. The global premiere of the smartphone should take place in January.

Source: GizChina

What is the most missing from the current average Nokia? Perhaps more competitive prices, perhaps a slightly better specification … More capacious batteries would certainly not hurt either. While the competition has recently offered many models with powerful cells with a capacity of more than 5000 mAh, Nokia still offers relatively average batteries, so these devices are not very popular. long working time on a single charge. Fortunately, the Finns draw conclusions and everything indicates that a model with a familiar logo will finally hit the market, which should last even a few days away from the charger. Meet Nokia 7.3 5G, about which we know almost everything.

We must admit that Nokia 7.3 5G with pure Android 11 and a link 5050 mAh promises to be one of the most interesting mid-shelf devices, but it remains to have just hope that the manufacturer will not overdo the pricing. The premiere should take place right after the New Year.

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Nokia 5.4 – The premiere of a smartphone with a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip 662. We already know the Polish price and the date of availability of the phone

You probably hear about Nokia 7.3 not the first time. Specification and appearance of this device have been leaking into the network for several months, and yet the manufacturer is delaying its release. However, if the reason is to use a new cell 5050 mAh, we can forgive the creators of that. The only thing left to hope is that it will be able to be charged quickly. In addition, a certain point of the new Nokia is to be the powerful and modern Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 690, which will provide a 5G network connection. You can choose variants with 4, 6 or 8 GB of RAM, as well as with 64 or 128 GB of internal memory .

OnePlus Nord N premiere 10 5G and N 100 – here is the official specification

The rest of the specification is complemented by a 6.5-inch IPS Full HD + screen (we do not know the refresh rate yet), a quad camera with a main unit 48 Mpix, a classic fingerprint reader on the back of the device, a USB-C socket, as well as the well-known and popular 3.5 mm mini-jack port. Everything should work under pure Android 11. I must admit that Nokia 7.3 5G promises to be one of the most interesting mid-range devices, but we can only hope that the manufacturer will not overdo the pricing. The premiere should take place right after the New Year.

Source: GizChina

Home / Component / Cases / Gigabyte unveils the new Aorus C700 Glass full-tower chassis

João Silva
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Cases, Featured Tech News

Gigabyte Aorus has unveiled a new case this week – the C700 Glass. This full-tower chassis features extensive water and air cooling support, up to E-ATX motherboards, and 10x SSDs, allowing users to create a powerful system inside it.

Featuring translucent black tempered glass panels on both sides, the case features RGB Fusion 2.0 ARGB lighting that you can synchronise with other compatible components. The side panels are easily removable without tools, making it more convenient to upgrade your components, or just cleaning dust out of your case.

The Aorus C700 Glass allows users to mount air coolers with 198mm tall heatsinks, 490mm long graphics cards, and 200mm length power supplies. The GPU can be installed either horizontally or vertically. This case supports up to 3x 120/140mm fans (3x 120mm ARGB fans included) on the top panel, 2x 120mm fans (included) or a 140mm fan at the rear, and 3x 120/140mm fans on the front panel. Radiator support is also quite extensive, allowing users to mount 420mm radiators on the top, 360mm radiator on the front, and 140mm at the rear.

There are multiple drive bays for storage drives inside the chassis, supporting up to 10x 2.5-inch drives, from which 4x drive bays also support 3.5-inch drives. The case comes with a built-in ARGB and PWM hub controller with 3x 5V 3-pin ARGB connectors and 5x PWM connectors. The front I/O panel is well equipped with 4x USB-A 3.0 ports, a USB-C 3.1 Gen2 port, a 3.5mm audio-out jack, a 3.5mm audio-in jack, RGB and fan speed buttons, and an HDMI port. Additionally, there’s a PSU shroud to hide the cabling and separate the PSU heat from the rest of the system and enough space on both left and right sides of the chassis for cable management.

Pricing and availability details of the Gigabyte Aorus C700 Glass have not been disclosed yet. You can learn more about this case HERE.

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João Silva
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Featured Tech News, Monitors

The ASUS ProArt line of monitors has always carried a great reputation amongst creative professionals. As we head towards 2021, there is going to be a new ProArt monitor coming, this time with a QHD resolution, IPS panel and Calman verification.

According to DisplaySpecifications, the ProArt PA278CV monitor uses a 27-inch IPS panel with a QHD resolution, 5ms G2G response time, and a 75Hz refresh rate. The panel has an 8-bit colour depth and comes with a typical brightness of 350nits and a contrast ratio of 1000:1. This results in covering 100% of the sRGB and Rec. 709 colour spectrums, but it also supports the DCI-P3 wide colour gamut.

As a monitor aimed at creative professionals who need the highest colour accuracy possible from their displays, the PA278CV comes calibrated out-of-the-box. The Calman verified PA278CV has multiple colour presets available to use, but you can also freely customise the display colours to your liking with ProArt Palette, allowing you to adjust the colour hue, temperature, and gamma. Other features worth mentioning include the 6-axis colour adjustment, Color Temperature Selection, QuickFit, flicker-free and low-blue light mode technologies certified by TUV Rheinland, and Trace Free technology.

Connectivity options include an HDMI 1.4 port, 2x DisplayPorts 1.2 supporting daisy-chain, a USB-C upstream port with USB charging and DP alt. mode, a USB hub with 4x USB-A 3.1 downstream ports, and a 3.5mm audio-out jack. There are also 2x built-in 2W speakers. The included stand allows you to pivot, swivel, and tilt the monitor, as well as adjust its height. You can also easily mount it on a VESA monitor arm thanks to the screw-free attachment system that is also used to mount on the included stand.

Asus hasn’t shared details about the pricing and availability of this monitor yet.

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7- ASU S TUF Gaming A 16

6 – MSI GS 76 Stealth

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4 – MSI Bra vo 18 A4DDK

3 – ASUS ROG Zephyrus G 15 with AMD Ryzen 9 4800 HS

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1 – ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 14 GX 552 L

MSI GT 76 Titan DT

Alienware Area – 60 M R2

Gigabyte Aero 16 OLED

Best gaming laptop: ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 GX 544 L

Introduction to Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML 360 Sub-Zero

Technical characteristics of the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML 360 Sub-Zero

How Intel Cryo technology works

Radiator and tubes

Pump and exchanger with TEC element

MasterFan SF fans 125 R

Intel Cryo Software

Performance tests with an Intel Core i5 – 10600 K

Analysis and conclusion

The heart of the Redmi Note 9T will be a modern 7-nanometer MediaTek Dimensity processor 800AT. It is a pity that the rest of the specification is completed only by 4 GB of RAM and not the latest Android system 10.

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We must admit that Nokia 7.3 5G with pure Android 11 and a link 5050 mAh promises to be one of the most interesting mid-shelf devices, but it remains to have just hope that the manufacturer will not overdo the pricing. The premiere should take place right after the New Year.

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