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nktec Bolt Smart Car Mount and Qi Wireless Charger
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 Wireless charging has been around for quite a while, but it hasn't had much market penetration. This is starting to change as more and more mobile devices offer it, and most support some version of the Qi standard. While there are numerous options out there for home chargers, the field for automobile chargers has been a bit more limited. Recently I received a press release for a new charger by Lynktec called the Bolt Smart Car Mount & Qi Wireless Charger.
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Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless
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Corsair's small-sized entry-level mouse, the Harpoon, has been facelifted, and it's nowhere near entry level now. The Harpoon RGB Wireless—as its name suggests—now doesn't need a wire to operate. It features a PMW3325 optical sensor, Omron switches rated for 50 million clicks, and RGB lighting as well.
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Sunset Overdrive
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"Originally released as an Xbox One exclusive in 2014, Sunset Overdrive is now available on Windows for PC gamers to enjoy. The game is set in Sunset City where FizzCo is releasing its new OverCharge Delirium XR drink, which unfortunately turns those who drink it into mutants. Luckily you, in your pathetic job of picking up garbage at the launch event, did not have any so you survive, but after running out of supplies in your apartment are forced to leave it and work with other survivors to survive. Complicating things is that FizzCo has cut off communication between Sunset City and the rest of the world, so you cannot expect help or even the truth to get out. It will be up to you and the friends you make to find a way to survive and ultimately stop FizzCo within the city, all while the mutated OD (Overcharge Drinkers) and lethal scavenger Scabs try to kill you."
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Wooting One Analog Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
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Thanks to its replaceable Flaretech Infra-Red analog switches and the 1ms Tachyon mode the Wooting One is among the most advanced keyboards in the market today but are those enough to justify its somewhat high price tag?
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ASUS ROG Ryujin and Ryuo AIO kits
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Today, we are reviewing the new Asus ROG-series AIO liquid coolers, the Ryujin and Ryuo. ASUS ROG (Republic of Gamers) is a branding that represents the highest standard from Asus. Ryujin is a legendary Japanese dragon that symbolizes the power of the ocean.
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USB Type-C chip prices to fall over 20% in 2019
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USB Type-C interface devices are increasingly applied to a variety of consumer electronics gadgets, prompting major Taiwan IC design houses to deepen their deployments in related chip solutions. But prices of such chips are likely to fall by over 20% in 2019 due partly to more chipmakers racing to vie for orders with lower quotes and partly to terminal vendors not eager to stockpile inventories amid the loosening of tight foundry capacity supply, according to industry sources.
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the game GRIS
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"GRIS follows a young girl who is in a world of her own, following a painful experience in her real life. It is through exploring this world that she comes to address her emotions, which opens up new paths along with her dress manifesting abilities to aid her progression. Being a narrative experience, there is little cause for frustration as there is no risk of death or danger, unless you cannot figure out the solution to a puzzle. There are also some secrets you can find by exploring a bit off of the path and doing some careful platforming."
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Toshiba L200 2TB Laptop PC Hard Drive Review
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"The 2TB LS200 Toshiba drive is excellent as a second, storage drive in compact systems such as media centers, laptops, consoles or other mini-PCs. The 128 MB buffer really helps enhancing the overall drive performance and thanks to its rotational speed of 5400, it won’t create vibrations inside the chassis. For enhancing the drive reliability, it includes a shock sensor and the MTTF is rated at 600000 hours."
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How Much RAM Do Gamers Need? 8GB vs. 16GB vs. 32GB
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Today we're looking into how much RAM you need to play the latest and greatest gaming titles. About this time each year we set on a memory capacity quest and last year's expedition lead us to conclude that for gamers 4GB is out, 8GB was the minimum, 16GB is the sweet spot and 32GB is overkill. Read on for our 2018 test.
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Intel Core i9-9980XE Extreme Edition Review – It Hertz!
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On the face of it the i9-9980XE looked very similar to the preceding i9-7980XE with only modest changes to the clock speed and the welcome addition of a soldered heat spreader. Headline features that have been carried over from i9-7980XE to i9-9980XE are 18 cores/36 threads, 18MB total L2 cache (1MB per core), 24.75MB total L3 cache, 14nm fabrication process and an Intel list price of US$1,999. It was immediately clear the i9-9980XE did not truly deserve to be called 9th Generation as any changes looked more like detail revisions than significant updates. Nonetheless we could hardly wait to strap this new monster CPU to our test bench and see how well it performed.
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iPhone XS vs Galaxy Note9
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Both the Samsung Galaxy Note9and the Apple iPhone XS claim to have the world's best cameras. While both take great photos in good light, how do they perform in low-light conditions?
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HotHardware's Best Of CES 2019: Laptops, Displays, Systems And More
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The Consumer Electronics Show, or CES, is one of the biggest events in the Tech space each year. We typically see a dizzying array of new products launch during the week of CES; more than we are likely to see in the following few months. Not all products are block-buster standouts though, and some of these technological spectacles inevitably shine brighter than others.
After sifting though all the products we saw last week, we've compiled a list of the best products that we got time with at CES 2019. And with that, we'll just dive right in...
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MSI GeForce RTX 2060 Gaming Z (6G)
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Today we review the all new GeForce RTX 2060 from MSI, it is their top model, the GAMING Z edition. This puppy has daunting looks and comes factory tweaked towards an 1830 MHz boost frequency.
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Acer Predator Helios 300 Review
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The Acer Predator Helios 300 is a solid gaming laptop for the price it comes in at. It can handle pretty much any game on higher settings with well over 60 frames per second. For less-demanding esports titles, the GTX 1060 and the 144Hz refresh rate monitor combine to deliver an ideal in-game experience.
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