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1MORE Stylish True Wireless In-Ear Headphones
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 There’s no doubt totally wireless earphones are becoming more and more common – Apple’s AirPods seem to be the most popular, but there is plenty of choice with brands like Sennheiser, Bose and Jaybird (among many others) all making TWS solutions. 1MORE is the latest to try and tempt people away from wired earphones with its Stylish True Wireless In-Ear Headphones. It may not be the easiest name to remember, but at just £90, could these be your next pair of earphones?
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1MORE Stylish True Wireless In-Ears Review
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Featuring support for Fast Charging technology, the Stylish True Wireless In-Ear Headphones can produce 3 hours of playtime on only a 15 minute charge. On this model the charging case also doubles as a battery for the headphones, boasting a capacity of 410 mAh, a full charge on the case is allows 3 full charges of the headphones meaning that in total you get a 24 hour battery life.
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1MORE Stylish True Wireless In-Ear Headphones
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1MORE just launched an excellent pair of true wireless in-ear headphones—which not only connect wirelessly to the sound source, but also communicate between the left and right earpiece. For $100, the 1MORE Stylish True Wireless In-Ear Headphones offer great value, both in terms of features and raw performance.
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Tecware Phantom RGB Keyboard
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Tecware makes a grand entrance with their Phantom RGB keyboard. Available in TKL or full-size form factors, three switch options, and a modular switch design for increased customization and hot-swapping, extensive onboard controls and per-key RGB lighting, it offers a lot of value for its asking price.
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Sharkoon Drakonia II Gaming Mouse Review
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Sporting a flashy dragon scale print, the Drakonia II from Sharkoon seems perfectly suited to MMO gamers. The aesthetics are certainly interesting but will have the potential to cause a bit of a Marmite-like rift with users. The Drakonia II does feature a number of interesting additions, such as RGB lighting and a total of 12 programmable buttons, so at £36.99 could this be a good option for your next gaming mouse?
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How CPUs are Designed and Built, Part 2
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Now that we know how processors work at a high level, it's time to dig inside to understand how the internal components are designed. In part 2 we'll discuss transistors, logic gates, power and clock delivery, design synthesis, and verification.
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PRO Mode Photography Guide For HUAWEI P30 Series!
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The HUAWEI P30 Series smartphones have a PRO Mode, which allows photographers to push the boundaries of creativity and possibilities.
Learn the PRO Mode tricks professional photographers use with the HUAWEI P30 Series smartphones, and check out some amazing examples of their work!
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Thermaltake Level 20 RGB Titanium Edition Review
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Today we test the Thermaltake Level 20 RGB Titanium Edition Gaming Keyboard on OCinside.de. The Thermaltake Gaming keyboard shines with an aluminium frame surface, lightning fast Cherry MX Speed Silver switches and an extensive RGB illumination. Whether the new Level 20 RGB Titanium from Thermaltake can keep up with the other high-end keyboards, we show in the following review. On the practical testing page we have also created a Cherry MX switch overview to find the optimal switch for the respective application.
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MSI Lighting Graphics cards
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At Computex 2019 starting in a week or two, MSI will release a 10th Anniversary Lighting edition of their graphics cards. Ten years of releasing graphics card made for the more enthusiast crowd as well as overclockers., Beefed up VRM designs, supporting overclocking software that could push the card a bit more (even despite NVIDIA did not always like that), yeah it has been a wild ride.
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Huawei MateBook X Pro (2018) Review – still WORTH it?
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Today we are looking at the beautifully designed, incredibly lightweight Huawei MateBook X Pro (2018) notebook. While it’s not the latest in the MateBook family, it definitely looks the part and is currently for sale with a decent discount, making it well worth looking at today. Is it still worth picking up if you’re looking for a premium thin-and-light laptop?
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HUAWEI ARM Business Suspension - How Bad Is This?
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BBC just revealed that HUAWEI ARM business partnership has also been suspended.
Find out what this new development means for HUAWEI, and consumers!
Seriously, will HUAWEI and HONOR users stop panicking??
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Cryorig H7 Heatsink Review on Frostytech.com
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" The Cryorig H7 is a mid-tower cooler which stands 145mm tall and comes equipped with a single 120mm PWM fan. The H7 is built around three 6mm diameter nickel plated heatpipes that are swaged into a 100mm tall array of raw aluminum cooling fins."
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China relying on Taiwan suppliers to cushion trade war impacts
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In efforts to mitigate impacts of US trade sanctions against Huawei and tariff hikes on Chinese imports, the China government has instructed domestic enterprises to purchase more from local tech firms and source more ICs, materials and equipment from Taiwan supply chains, according to industry sources.
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GALAX RTX 2080 EX 1-Click OC Graphics Card Review
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At first glance, the GALAX RTX 2080 EX is looking to be a card with a compact design because of its colour and design choice. It is not when compared with its RTX 2080 Founders Edition. The graphics card seems to be lightweight compared to other graphics card of this class. The GALAX RTX 2080 EX’s cooling system is advertised to dissipate heat up to 260watt TDP, with a larger heatsink fin surface area and higher airflow (70.1 CFM) rating.
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