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A customer paid approximately $350 for what appeared to be a repairable RTX 4090, only to receive a fake GPU with components that were painstakingly designed to resemble the real thing.
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Minisforum’s $7,399 MS-S1 MAX-P495 leads with 16 cores and 55 TOPS, but its 192GB of memory is the real story.
The Apple Home Collection is a lineup of smart-home devices built in collaboration with LG and Schneider Electric, including several cameras with full iCloud+ integration, as well as thermostats, a doorbell, and a door lock.
When you spend a lot on on a TV, you expect it to last a while. But that support period varies wildly by manufacturer.
Crystal Lake, Tip Toe, and Carrie are just a few of the shows you should be watching right now.
Industrial Next helps manufacturers automate complex, delicate tasks that have traditionally required human labor.
Dell’s expensive workstation combines strong AI results with high bandwidth, but RTX Spark’s larger shared memory may accommodate models Dell cannot load.
GTA 6, the biggest release of the year, will be console-only at launch, with a PC launch now expected within the first three months of 2027.
The Framework Laptop 12 gets an infusion of 18A with Intel’s Wildcat Lake, but the poor display performance is a tough sell when prices often reach above $1,000.
A new report has revealed China may have bought up 1 million Nvidia GPUs for AI this year.
Anthropic’s paper establishes conceptual model capabilities, but doesn’t quite demonstrate a real threat until models improve further.
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