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TCL unveils new 115-inch mini-LED TV with 5,000 nits brightness and 20,000 dimming zones

What just happened? When it comes to televisions, bigger is usually better, which means TCL’s 115-inch QM891G should be pretty good. The new mini-LED TV, just announced at CES, also boasts a massive 20,000 separate dimming zones and over 5,000 nits of brightness. TCL’s QM891 is packed with features, including a 120Hz QLED display (144Hz […]

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Analysts expect DRAM prices to continue to rise in 2024

Why it matters: Market intelligence company TrendForce has just released its latest predictions about the DRAM memory market. During the first quarter of 2024, the company says, buyers should expect to spend more for every existing category of DRAM-based products. The semiconductor industry should experience a new wave of growth in the coming year as

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Apple Vision Pro launches February 2 with “new spatial games” and controller support

In brief: Apple does not maintain a presence at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, which starts tomorrow. However, that didn’t stop it from using the busy news cycle to reveal some details on its upcoming Vision Pro mixed reality headset. The Vision Pro is the first new product out of Cupertino since

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iPhone sales tumble in China: a 30% decrease adds to Apple’s tough times

In brief: Apple might be the biggest company in the world by market cap, but not everything goes Cupertino’s way. The tech giant has had a difficult few weeks, and it looks like things aren’t getting any better following news that iPhone sales have fallen 30% YoY in China during the first week of January.

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Microchip Technology will get millions from the US Chips Act to strengthen its manufacturing yield

Subsidized capitalism 101: Microchip Technology is a US corporation that manufactures microcontrollers, memory devices, and other integrated circuits. Headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, Microchip will likely be one of the many companies chosen by the US government to receive federal funding from the CHIPS Act program. The US Department of Commerce recently announced a preliminary agreement

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Honda and Mitsubishi will test a fuel cell-powered data center in Japan

In a nutshell: Fuel cells, used as an alternative energy source in the automotive industry, convert the chemical energy of a fuel, typically hydrogen, and an oxidizing agent (oxygen) into electricity. Japan boasts a substantial fleet of fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) on its roads, a factor Mitsubishi intends to leverage in its latest experiment

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Cybertruck falls short in range test, achieves only 80% of promised mileage

Facepalm: Tesla and Elon Musk faced plenty of criticism when the Cybertruck officially went on sale, mostly due to it having a higher price and lower range than what Musk promised in 2019. One YouTube channel tested the dual-motor model to see if really could do 320 miles on a single charge. The result was

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Defying obsolescence, AMD’s 22-year-old Radeon GPUs get new Linux drivers

Bottom line: For users that still rely on the ancient ATI R300 graphics processor series, open source has come to the rescue once again. This latest update was not an easy fix to make, the developer says, and users will have access to it this year. The ATI R300 graphics processor series was first introduced

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