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Apple is supposedly planning upgrades for the Mac Pro in 2019, alongside a new professional 6K display. Will it rejuvenate the company’s professional market? The post Apple Could Be Planning 16-inch MacBook, New 6K Display for 2019 appeared first on … Continue reading →

Need a 4K display? Right now, you can grab a 27-inch 4K monitor from Dell for just $360, or pick up a 65-inch 4K TV from TCL for $830. Plus, you’ll find excellent deals on iPad Pros, streaming sticks, Bluetooth … Continue reading →

Nothing lasts forever, but Blu-ray is waning faster than anyone in the early 2000s would have expected. The post Samsung Will Stop Making New Blu-ray Players appeared first on ExtremeTech.

It’s faster and more capable than the X50, but you don’t see it in any phones until 2020. That’s a bit of a bummer for all these first-gen 5G phones, which will suffer from numerous disadvantages at launch. The post … Continue reading →

Lancé par l’Union des Annonceurs en janvier 2018, le programme FAIRe, qui pousse les marques à adopter une communication plus responsable, dresse ce 18 février un premier bilan des actions menées en 2018, et récompense Ariel et la FdJ.

If Tesla wants to jump to 300 watt-hours of power per kilogram of battery material, it needs Maxwell’s technology. Ultracapacitors are a nice addition to the portfolio. The post Did Tesla Buy Maxwell for Its Ultracapacitors or Higher-Density Batteries? appeared … Continue reading →

Bluetooth speakers help you kick out the jams no matter where you are, and today, Amazon’s throwing a one-day saleRemove non-product link with steep discounts on three superb wireless Anker speakers. The Anker SoundCore 2 is $28, down from a … Continue reading →

A new report demonstrates that among all of the major adblock extensions, none of them have a significant performance impact on the browser in the first place. The post Google Reverses Plan to Cripple Adblockers, Other Extensions in Chrome appeared … Continue reading →

Microsoft is prepping a new operating system — but it may not be called Windows at all. The post Microsoft Working on New ‘Lite’ OS to Compete With Chromebooks appeared first on ExtremeTech.

It’s not clear if they can ever be resolved without jettisoning speculative execution, and the tremendous performance benefits it delivers. The post Modern CPUs Likely Permanently Haunted by Spectre Security Flaws appeared first on ExtremeTech.