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Razer's Blade 15 Advanced gets an optical mechanical keyboard

We’ve seen gaming laptops with mechanical keyboards before, but Razer is taking things to a new level with the latest Blade 15 Advanced. It’s the first notebook to feature an optical mechanical keyboard, meaning it relies on light sensors instead of physical switches to register inputs. We first saw those switches on the Razer Huntsman Elite, and we weren’t too impressed. But…
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AI & RoboticsNews

The cognitive AI breakthrough: Real human-like reasoning in business AI solutions

Presented by Beyond Limits Conventional, data-crunching artificial intelligence, which is the foundation of deep learning, isn’t enough on its own; the human-like reasoning of symbolic artificial intelligence is fascinating, but on its own, it isn’t enough either. The unique hybrid combination of the two — numeric data analytics techniques that include statistical analysis, modeling, and…
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MobileNews

Kuo: iPhone SE 2 will start at $399

The iPhone SE came out back in 2016 and brought refreshed specs in the chassis of the 2-year-old (at the time) iPhone 5s. Ever since, we’ve been hearing of its successor but it seems that it’s finally coming in Q1 2020. The phone is expected to feature the design of the…
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Razer’s new Blade 15 Advanced has a clickier keyboard with deeper travel

Today, Razer is releasing a new iteration of its Blade 15 Advanced gaming laptop with a few tweaks. The most notable difference between this and the one released earlier in 2019 is the new keyboard, which has mechanical switches that offer a clickier typing experience, as well as deeper travel — 50 percent more, in fact, at 1.7mm. Typing is one of those things that’s oh so subjective; but…
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MobileNews

Samsung Galaxy Fold will launch in more countries soon

The Samsung Galaxy Fold will soon expand to new markets reports The Korea Herald. Japan, Poland, Mexico and Switzerland will be added to the list of countries where the Fold is available, joining South Korea, the US, the UK, Germany, France and Singapore. For South Korea…
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Dell’s latest XPS 15 has a speedy processor and gorgeous display, but it isn’t a slam dunk

If I drew up a diagram of the perfect traditional laptop, a maxed-out Dell XPS 15 7590 would come pretty damn close. On paper, it seems to have everything I might want or need: an octa-core Intel Core i9 processor faster than my current desktop PC, a 15-inch 4K OLED panel bright enough to read outdoors, 64GB of RAM for serious multitasking, 2TB of blazing fast NVMe solid-state storage, and GeForce…
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