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The Mac Mini packs quite the punch and is the perfect way to get the power of Apple without the hefty price tag.
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"It's a complex problem, but we have invested gi-namic resources into addressing it," Petersen, also known as "TAP," told The Full Nerd crew, hosted by PCWorld regulars, as Intel launched the Intel "Battlemage" or B580 cards. "It's like enormous, and gigantic."
The story Intel's first A770 and A750 cards were expected to tell was one of a literal third-party competitor whose presence would force down the prices of graphics cards at a time where AMD and especially Nvidia were pushing them higher and higher. But the launch of Arc arrived a year later than expected, and the A770 and A750 followed the debut of the A380 in China that was accompanied by awful software glitches. Our A770/A750 review was also affected by several software issues, even if some weren't necessarily deal breakers.
Still, when PCWorld ends up writing a story titled "Are Intel Arc GPUs still buggy?" several months later, you know there were substantive problems.
Our followup article showed how the driver experience improved, however, and Petersen said that Intel's ongoing driver stack continues that trend.
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The deal for this smart lamp is gone, but you can add a coupon to get it close to its Cyber Monday price.
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The A1 Mini from Bambu Lab is just $179. That's an impossibly low price for a 3D printer this good.
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"I'm not trying to land on Mars," Cost Plus Drugs founder Mark Cuban joked at WIRED's The Big Interview event.
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Brew your favorite hot or iced coffees at home with this still-available Cyber Monday deal on a Ninja Hot and Iced XL Coffee Maker.
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Apple today released a firmware update for the Beats Solo Buds, marking the first new software the earbuds have received since their June 2024 launch. The firmware has a build number of 3A130, up from the 3A112 firmware the Solo Buds shipped with.
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Until now, I haven't been a fan of billionaire businessperson Mark Cuban. However, based on what I saw last week in his interview with Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show," I couldn't have been more wrong about him. The post Cuban and Stewart on the Future of AI and Ending Abusive Drug Prices appeared first on TechNewsWorld.
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