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In Your Face: New Lenovo Glasses T1 Give You a Private Display Anywhere - Vimarsana News

In Your Face: New Lenovo Glasses T1 Give You a Private Display Anywhere

The Glasses T1 are smart shades that offer a private, wearable big screen for laptops, phones and tablets. They lack augmented-reality features, though, and won't show up in the US until next year.

Source: pcmag.com
First Look: Lenovo's IdeaPad 5i Is the First 16-Inch, High-Refresh-Rate Chromebook - Vimarsana News

First Look: Lenovo's IdeaPad 5i Is the First 16-Inch, High-Refresh-Rate Chromebook

A bigger, smoother screen, plus more powerful parts than most Chromebooks? Yes, please. See our hands-on video for our first impressions and all the details.

Source: pcmag.com
What Is AMD EXPO? One-Click Memory Overclocking, With a New Name - Vimarsana News

What Is AMD EXPO? One-Click Memory Overclocking, With a New Name

AMD—backed by some memory makers—has confirmed the launch of its rumored EXPO technology for easy memory overclocking, an XMP equivalent for the new Ryzen 7000 platform. Here's what we know so far.

Source: pcmag.com
Radeon Surprise: AMD Demos a Chiplet-Powered RDNA 3 RX 7000 Graphics Card - Vimarsana News

Radeon Surprise: AMD Demos a Chiplet-Powered RDNA 3 RX 7000 Graphics Card

AMD's Radeon RX 7000-series graphics cards, based on a new and revolutionary chiplet design, may indeed be here as soon as this year, if a hint from CEO Dr. Lisa Su pans out.

Source: pcmag.com
iPhone 14 Apple Event Set for Sept. 7 - Vimarsana News

iPhone 14 Apple Event Set for Sept. 7

The tagline for this year's event is 'Far out,' so place your bets on what that means.

Source: pcmag.com