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Intel says itโs rolling out laptop GPU drivers with 10% to 25% better performance
Arstechnica
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3m ago
Medial
Intel has announced the release of new graphics drivers claimed to enhance laptop GPU performance by 10% to 25%. These drivers focus on the integrated GPUs within Intel's Core Ultra 200V laptop chips, codenamed Lunar Lake, boasting improved frame rates and reduced stuttering in games. The updates cater specifically to Arc 130V and 140V GPUs and are meant to optimize performance at or below the 17 W power threshold, primarily for integrated GPU systems.
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Obscure Chinese brand launches laptop that may have a better battery life than the MacBook Pro โ Core Ultra 7 totting Megabook T16 Pro has record-breaking 99.9WHr battery, up to 22 hours on a single charge
Techradar
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1y ago
Medial
Tecno Mobile's latest product, the Megabook T16 Pro 2024 Ultra laptop, offers high performance at an affordable price. It features an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor and Arc mobile GPU, with an option for the Intel Core Ultra 5 CPU. The laptop boasts a 16-inch, 2.5k display, 32GB or 16GB LPDDR5 RAM options, and a 1TB PCIE 4.0 SSD storage. It also comes with a long-lasting battery that promises up to 22 hours of usage on a single charge. Pricing and availability details are yet to be announced.
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Could this be the lightest Core Ultra i7 laptop right now? Dynabook R9 weighs 1Kg and even comes with a LAN port โ shame it is only on sale in Japan
Techradar
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1y ago
Medial
Japanese tech company Dynabook has introduced the Dynabook R9, a lightweight and sleek 14-inch notebook. Weighing just 1.04kg, it is potentially the lightest laptop in its class. The R9 is powered by an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H CPU and Intel Arc Graphics GPU, and features 32GB of LPDDR5X RAM and a 512GB NVMe SSD. It boasts a range of ports, including Thunderbolt 4 and USB 3.2, and offers connectivity through Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and Gigabit Ethernet. Equipped with Dynabook Empower Technology, it ensures efficient heat dissipation. However, the laptop will only be available for sale in Japan.
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One of Chinaโs largest phone makers launched a laptop that will turn heads โ Honorโs MagicBook Pro 16 has 32GB RAM by default and an Nvidia Geforce RTX 4060 GPU
Techradar
ยท
1y ago
Medial
Honor has unveiled its flagship laptop, the MagicBook Pro 16, at the MWC. The device boasts powerful specifications, including an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor, 32GB of memory, a 1TB SSD, and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 GPU. It also features a high-resolution 16-inch display with a 165Hz refresh rate. The laptop is aimed at business users and creative professionals, with a competitive price point yet to be confirmed. Additional features include AI capabilities and compatibility with Honor smartphones.
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Microsoft introduces Surface Pro 10, Surface Laptop 6 with AI capabilities: All you need to know
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
Microsoft has showcased its new line of AI-driven laptops, the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6, in a virtual event. These devices are designed for business use and offer enhanced productivity and security features. The Surface Pro 10 boasts Intel Core Ultra processors and 5G connectivity, while the Surface Laptop 6 runs on Intel Core Ultra H-Series processors. Both devices integrate Microsoft Copilot and Windows 11 Pro, providing users with powerful productivity tools and AI capabilities. The laptops also come with improved displays, camera features, and data security measures.
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Microsoft tests a โDescribe Imageโ feature for Copilot Plus PCs.
The Verge
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17d ago
Medial
Microsoft is testing a "Describe Image" feature for Copilot Plus PCs, where AI generates written descriptions of images, charts, or graphs on-screen. This feature is rolling out to Windows Insiders using Snapdragon-equipped Copilot Plus PCs, with future support planned for Intel and AMD-powered devices.
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Intel to lay off 235 employees over two weeks in the US
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
Intel Corporation will be conducting its fifth round of job cuts, laying off around 235 employees at its research and development facility in Folsom, Sacramento County. This is part of Intel's strategy to speed up operations and reduce expenses across various business areas and functions. The semiconductor company had earlier eliminated 10% of its workforce at the Folsom campus, and further layoffs may be expected in 2024. Intel is also focused on growth in India, partnering with local manufacturers to accelerate laptop production.
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Dell's is betting big on AI with its new XPS laptops
Gizmodo
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1y ago
Medial
Dell has released a revamped version of the XPS 13 laptop along with two new variants, the XPS 14 and XPS 16, all featuring built-in AI acceleration engines with NPUs. The laptops will utilize a third computing unit, the NPU, alongside the CPU and GPU to optimize performance and battery life. The XPS 16 is the most powerful option, ideal for heavy AI software and video editing, while the XPS 14 offers portability without compromising performance. Pricing starts at $1,299. Availability details are yet to be announced.
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Bengaluru: Ola Uber challenger Namma Yatri app to charge subscription fee from drivers
Money Control
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1y ago
Medial
Namma Yatri, the auto-hailing app supported by Bengaluru's Autorickshaw Drivers Union (ARDU), will introduce a subscription fee for drivers starting September 1. Drivers can opt for unlimited daily trips for Rs 25 or pay Rs 3.50 per ride (free after 10 trips). Namma Yatri, developed by Juspay per ONDC standards, was launched as an alternative to Ola and Uber, addressing concerns about high aggregator commissions.
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SPEC invalidates thousands of benchmark results โ multiple Intel Xeon CPUs affected, are they not as fast as they seem?
Techradar
ยท
1y ago
Medial
The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC) has invalidated over 2,600 results for Intel Xeon chips due to concerns over targeted optimizations for a specific workload. SPEC accuses Intel of tweaking its products to achieve better benchmark results. SPEC CPU 2017, a widely used benchmark for high-end servers and workstations, is affected by this controversy. The issue relates to the Intel oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler, allegedly optimized for certain benchmarks. The invalidated results have a disclaimer, and while benchmark figures are not always reflective of real-world conditions, targeted optimizations can skew results.
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Intel says dozens of PC makers are using its new AI-enabled chip
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Intel has announced that dozens of PC makers are using its new AI-enabled chip. The chip, called the 12th Gen Intel Core, integrates AI accelerators and promises improved performance for a range of tasks including gaming, content creation, and office productivity. The chip is part of Intel's Alder Lake platform, which is designed to deliver a hybrid architecture combining high-performance and high-efficiency cores. The company expects to see the new chip in laptops and desktops starting this holiday season.
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