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Dell's XPS 13 now comes with the latest Intel 10th-gen processors

Intel has unveiled its 10th-gen Core processors for ultraportable laptops, so naturally, there are some new laptop announcements, too. Probably the best known ultraportable is Dell’s XPS 13, and that model can now be purchased with Intel’s 10th-generation, six-core U-series Core i7 CPUs, Dell announced. While these aren’t the 10-nanometer chips you might have been waiting for…
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FAA issues flight ban on 2015 MacBook Pros with faulty batteries

If you have a 2015 model of the 15-inch MacBook Pro, you may want to take up Apple on its free battery replacement offer before bringing it with you on a flight. The US Federal Aviation Administration has banned the model — particularly those sold between September 2015 and February 2017 — from flights after Apple issued a recall in June. Cupertino said those laptops’ batteries…
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Dell's revamped XPS 13 2-in-1 goes on sale tomorrow

Dell wasn’t exactly clear on when its updated XPS 13 2-in-1 would be ready, but it’s finally here… well, almost. The company told Engadget that its refreshed convertible will go on sale in the US starting on August 8th at 9AM Eastern. It’ll start at…
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HP Omen X 2S review: A dual-screen curio

A dual-screen gaming notebook sounds like a smart idea at first — who wouldn’t want another display to keep an eye on Twitch streams and Discord chats? But is worth taking a gamble on unproven tech? That’s what I’ve been asking myself as I’ve tested out HP’s Omen X 2S, the company’s first notebook with two screens. It certainly looks intriguing at first, but…
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The Morning After: Razer's electric SUV

Hey, good morning! You look fabulous. Welcome to your weekend! There are some new details about Apple’s credit card to pore over and an appropriately tricked-out SUV from Razer. Also, we’ll recap some of last week’s most popular stories like the contact…
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Razer's Viper mouse uses optical switches to get that perfect headshot

No matter how great a gaming mouse is, there’s always going to be some sort delay from when you click a button, to when your computer registers it. Razer is hoping to shave that delay a bit with its latest mouse, the Viper ($80), which uses optical switches instead of mechanical ones. When you click the Viper’s left or right buttons, they trigger a shutter that crosses an infrared…
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