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Cool Laptop Accessories you thought you never needed

Victor Wachanga 18/10/2023 2 Comments

When you unbox a brand-new laptop, it’s easy to believe that you’re all set for an incredible computing journey. But here’s the thing: there’s a whole world of laptop accessories out there that can turn a good experience into an extraordinary one. These accessories don’t just supercharge your productivity; they bring a myriad of benefits that can elevate your laptop experience in ways you might not have imagined.

In this article, we’re about to embark on a journey through the world of laptop accessories. We’ll unveil the not-so-secret treasures that can boost your productivity, enhance your comfort, safeguard your laptop, and even add a touch of style to your tech arsenal. Buckle up, because your laptop may be just about to get a serious upgrade!

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Craob X: One of the Craziest Laptop Concepts of 2022

Victor Wachanga 01/02/2022 No Comments

I’ve heard of many laptop concepts, but none has come close to this one – Craob X. It’s being touted as the first portless laptop that can be charged and connected wirelessly. It’s also pretty thin and powerful and has some impressive specs too. So how have the designers pulled this off? And will they really release it to the market, or is it just a mere stunt?

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Apple Silicon: ARMed Macbooks, Smart Macbooks

Victor Wachanga 05/12/2020 No Comments

At this year’s Worldwide Developers’ Conference, Apple confirmed the reality of ARM-powered Macbooks. The announcement did not catch many off-guard as we had already seen a handful of clues and leaks before.

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Laptop CPU Benchmarks: AMD Ryzen leads CPU Battle

Victor Wachanga 15/09/2020 No Comments

AMD is finally leading the pack in the battle of the laptop CPU heavyweights. According to the latest Passmark benchmarks, all products in the top five list of best laptop processors are branded AMD.

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How I solved stuttering speakers, slow laptop in Windows 10

Laptop Analyst 25/08/2020 No Comments

I recently came across a super slow laptop that couldn’t handle simple computing tasks, like browsing and streaming. Video playback was terrible, audio kept on stuttering, and multitasking was next to impossible. The laptop was as good as useless.

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How to cook with a CPU

Victor Wachanga 16/03/2020 No Comments

As I was scrolling through my YouTube feed, I came across one of the craziest things that ever happened on the internet. It was a video of a guy cooking on a CPU.

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Why laptops with dedicated GPUs are popular in gaming and design

Victor Wachanga 26/11/2019 No Comments

Laptops with dedicated Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) are popular with gamers and digital artists because of the extra computing power they bring to the desk/lap.

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Raytracing in Minecraft with NVidia RTX graphics cards

Victor Wachanga 21/08/2019 No Comments

Microsoft and NVidia have announced an upcoming update for Minecraft that includes RTX-driven ray-tracing support. This introduces real-time, cinematics-quality rendering to the game for those using desktops and laptops equipped with NVidia RTX graphics cards.

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Real-time Raytracing with NVidia GeForce GTX 10, 16 Series Cards

Victor Wachanga 20/03/2019 No Comments

NVIDIA_GeForce_raytracing — (photo/NVidia)

NVidia is introducing the much idolized raytracing feature to a few candidates in the GeForce GTX 10 and 16 lineups, thanks to an upcoming driver support package that the company plans to unveil in April. The new driver update will add DirectX Raytracing (DXR), allowing RTX graphics to run on select Pascal and 16-series GPUs.See Full Article

AMD’s 7nm Navi GPUs could launch a month after 7nm Ryzen

Victor Wachanga 14/03/2019 No Comments

You could see the first batch of AMD’s 7nm Navi GPUs before the fourth quarter of 2019. This will be a month after the launch of the much anticipated 7nm Ryzen 3000 CPU series.See Full Article