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Gigabyte G27Q | 27-inch | 144 Hz | 1440p | IPS | $249.99$199.99 at Newegg (save $50)$200 for a proper 1440p high refresh IPS gaming monitor from a decent brand is a great deal. It's also HDR 400 certified, so plenty punchy, has a proper adjustable stand and doesn't look at all cheap. Very appealing all round.
Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite CPU has been benchmarked at PassMark, and it's safe to say that the chip has shown rather interesting results.
'Buy cheap, buy twice' is a common maxim in the tech industry. The idea being that while the idea of saving a little money may be a short-term gain, you'll eventually become dissatisfied with the product, or it'll simply break, and you'll end up buying another one and spending more money than you would have if you'd just forked out for the better quality thing in the first place. There are, however, some products that manage to be both cheap and of good quality, though they can be few and far between and often include a little corner-cutting along the way.
The everlong battle between Microsoft and the European Commission gained a fresh page in its annals, as not only does the Commission believe the software giant has breached EU antitrust laws, but it also finds changes to how Microsoft distributes Teams to be «insufficient to address its concerns» and that «more changes to [its] conduct are necessary to restore competition.»
Last week, reports emerged that Intel's Lunar Lake had been delayed. Now Intel has responded, claiming that the new mobile chip remains on schedule. Meanwhile, Intel's next desktop CPU, Arrow Lake, will reportedly go on sale in October. Could it actually beat Lunar Lake to market?
ASUS seems to have officially confirmed the release date of the first AMD Ryzen AI 300 APU-powered laptops which hit retail in July.
As iPhone shipments slowly see a downward trajectory in China, Apple would hope that its other categories, such as AirPods, would offset its losses in the region, as its wireless earbuds are generally inexpensive compared to the rest of the lineup and should be a popular pick amongst buyers. Unfortunately, the same story repeats itself in this category, with the company losing to local brands in the TWS market for Q1 2024.
After Year 2, the various festivals that happen in can feel a bit tedious to attend. Certain ones, like the Night Market and the Stardew Valley Fair, offer a variety of activities to at least give the player something to do other than speaking with every NPC gathered in attendance. But others, like the Flower Dance, feel repetitive — especially once a player has a spouse, as the event is really only good for bettering relationships with the locals.