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While we associate CPUs, GPUs or chipsets with the likes of mobiles, PCs and laptops, there is a growing demand for them in a much wider range of applications. We are approaching a world of ubiquitous computing, where everything we use will have some sort of processor and network connectivity. Cars and automation are one…
I have previously reviewed the Pinter and Pinter 2, and I have been impressed with how easy it is to brew your own beer and the quality of the beer. The Pinter 2 was only announced in August 2022, with my review back in December, so it was a bit of a surprise to me…
Huawei has announced the latest generation of their open-fit TWS earbuds, the Huawei FreeBuds 5. These ditch the Apple AirPod-esque design that the FreeBuds 4 and FreeBuds 3 used in favour of a new curvey design. At first glance, they were reminiscent of the bean-shaped Samsung Galaxy Buds Live that launched a couple of years…
Soundcore, by Anker, has announced a new portable high-fidelity speaker called the Motion X600. The speaker features what they call a “Sky Channel” providing spatial audio, something that has become increasingly popular with headphones and earbuds, including the Soundcore Liberty 4. Motion X600 Highlights Soundcore’s engineers have designed the Motion X600 to be the company’s…
A few days ago, Xiaomi announced the new Redmi Note 12 series. The two Pro models look particularly interesting, using a good mid-range Dimensity 1080 chipset and then feature high-quality cameras, a large battery and ultra-fast charging. Both phones have: For the Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 Pro+ you then get a 200MP wide camera and…
I have previously reviewed the TerraMaster TD2 Thunderbolt DAS and the D5-300C USB3.0 5-Bay RAID DAS and was impressed with both of them. They are ideal for content creators that need access to large amounts of storage with faster speeds than you’d see on a NAS. They also cost a lot less money than the…
Today, Redmagic announced its first gaming monitor alongside a range of gaming peripherals. The Redmagic gaming monitor has an impressive specification making it suitable for all aspects of gaming. This seems to be the same RedMagic GM001J that was announced in China towards the end of last year. The 27-inch IPS display has a resolution…
The Redmagic 8 Pro was announced back in January and received favourable reviews from most critics. I have finally got my hands on a review sample, and this is the new titanium model, which has 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. I will be posting my full review of this phone at the same…
It wasn’t that many years ago when most devices seemed to have their own proprietary charging ports. This was a plague in the phone industry before microUSB then USB-C became widely adopted (even though Apple have ignored this trend). With USB-C power delivery, many companies have embraced USB-C for a wider range of devices. Ironically,…
The Android tablet market has been flagging for years. You only have Samsung competing in the higher end of the market then Lenovo, Honor and Huawei in the mid-range. On the more affordable end, you have a wide range of Chinese brands. At MWC 2023, ZTE Numbia threw its hat in the ring with the…
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I previously published a guide on the best discrete lightweight belt-driven e-bikes. That post was inspired by my review of the Vanpowers City Vanture, which is a 15.5kg belt-driven bike that looks almost identical to a normal hybrid bike you will see out and about. I have reviewed a lot of e-bikes, but the Vanpowers…
Last year, I reviewed the excellent Alpicool K25 portable car fridge. It was perfect for keeping my beer cold a long day during the hot summer on my mothers’ canal boat. However, to run it, I needed to drag my Jackery Solar Station 1000 along with me, which ended up being quite cumbersome and took…
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