Thanks very true. Silly typo. Fixed, ty!
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Phillip covers PCs, TVs, and other tech gadgets. He previously covered consumer technology at The Daily Dot, Tom's Guide, and Laptop Mag. He lives in Austin, Texas.
Yes, very true, fixed. Thank you!
Hi! I can see how that sounds confusing. The vulnerability exists in this “late line of defense” method. It cannot be patched. However, to even get to it, there needs to be a memory corruption bug. The researchers propose fixing those memory corruption bugs so an attacker never has the opportunity to take advantage of… Read more
It’s not worth upgrading unless you’re bothered by the noise or need a higher dpi.
Check out my recent review of the Logitech MX Mechanical/Mechanical Mini. Might fit the bill. Read more
It is indeed LPDDR4. I’ve updated the article. Worth noting: not the latest LPDDR5 RAM, which several vendors have told me is in somewhat short supply.
lol exactly
Maybe! But it costs wayyyyy too much (budget here is $700).
Thanks for the tip! I’ll try this out next time.
fair point though precision of MKB can def give you an advantage in fps. Even still, as a casual gamer, I play with controller
Very good point!
Hmmm...it isn’t! Lol. It really isn’t ideal for using on your lap or any non-flat surface, and that’s a problem the entire category suffers from. You can do it, it’s just a bit unnerving when the thing starts losing balance. Read more
That damned site. So misleading. If you just need a decent screen, the Envy 13 is a great *more* affordable laptop. You might also consider the Lenovo Duet 5 Chromebook. It’s a tablet. And a Chromebook. But $500 for OLED is about as cheap as it gets. Read more
Nothing wrong with that. Good suggestion!
I haven’t tested it yet but the Galaxy Book2 Pro has an AMOLED screen and starts at $899.
SAME.
headslap* fixed ty
Great tip!
I LOVE the Pixel 5, in many ways more than the Pixel 6. Chad^^^ if you can find one.
Thanks for the suggestions, I think I will dabble! Read more