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This is a great time to be considering an upgrade to your PC. Whether you're looking for a small upgrade, like adding an SSD to your system, or you want to do a full processor and motherboard replacement, there are deals available all over the industry. And while the deals may night quite be as good as the lightning deals of Prime Day, you can make some big moves on a small budget.Avram begins by emphasizing the importance of upgrading one's computer, especially when there are deals available. Upgrading a PC can be a great way to get improved performance without having to purchase a brand new computer.Avram then delves into the affordability of SSDs (Solid-State Drives), specifically focusing on two terabyte options. He mentions that the sweet spot in terms of price and capacity lies in acquiring a two terabyte SSD. Avram recommends brands like SK hynix, which acquired Intel's SSD business, which has solid drives for just $80. He also mentions Western Digital's WD Black, which offers one of the fastest SSDs on the market for $89.99, a slightly higher price but worth it for those seeking top-notch performance. Avram notes that storage is currently a great deal, with prices for SSDs dropping significantly.Moving on to RAM, Avram highlights the affordability of DDR4 memory. He suggests that those looking to upgrade from a 16GB kit should consider adding another 16GB to their system. Avram recommends looking for a two-by-eight kit from reputable brands like Team Group, which can be purchased for as low as $35. He advises opting for CL 16 latency for better performance. For those seeking a 32GB kit, Avram mentions that it can be obtained for around $56, offering high-speed performance at a reasonable price. He suggests that everyone should have at least 32GB of RAM in their desktops, and if possible, even more for enhanced performance.Avram also briefly touches on upgrading to 64GB of RAM, recommending purchasing two identical kits or a four-kit of 16GB RAM to save on costs. He estimates that upgrading to 64GB would cost around $120, making it a viable option for those who require higher memory capacity.One of the best resources available is PC Part Picker, a website that helps you build a PC. It shows the current prices for nearly any PC component currently being sold, and can help to ensure that you only purchase components that work together. And, the best part is that the website is completely free to use, making it one of the best tools in the industry.In conclusion, Avram emphasizes the affordability of SSDs and RAM upgrades in the current market. He encourages listeners to take advantage of the low prices and consider upgrading their computer components for improved performance and efficiency. With SSDs becoming increasingly inexpensive and DDR4 RAM being readily available at affordable prices, now is an opportune time to invest in these upgrades. For more advice on PC component deals, check out Tom's Hardware.

This week's EYE ON NPI will stick by your side like a faithful hound- it's the BeagleBoard.org BeaglePlay® Single Board Computer (https://www.digikey.com/en/product-highlight/b/beagleboard/beagleplay). Single Board Computers (SBCs) are like tiny computers that are less powerful than desktops but much better at booting quickly and interfacing with hardware. They also tend to run Linux or BSD because it's easier to get those OS's ported to new chipsets than convincing Apple or Microsoft! This new generation of SBC from BeagleBoard builds on their prior success with the BeagleBoard (https://www.digikey.com/short/1cmb3dtf) and BeagleBone (https://www.digikey.com/short/c52dpz47) by adding a ton more interfaces and connectors so many projects can be built with no soldering. Here's a bullet list to get us started: AM6254 SoC processor 16 GB eMMC storage 2 GB DDR4 memory Supports expansion with OLDI, 4-lane CSI, and QWIIC connectors CSI for compatibility with the BeagleBone AI-654, Raspberry Pi Zero W, and compute modules Full-size HDMI connector Small size: 8 cm x 8 cm USB Type-C® with 5 V @ 3 A input connector mikroBUS connector RJ45 Ethernet connector for Gigabit Ethernet Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz capabilities BLE and SubG MicroSD slot USB Type-A connector at 480 Mbit Grove connector The main processor is the TI Sitara AM6254 (https://www.digikey.com/short/507rmwr2) with quad-core 64-bit A53 and a Cortex M4 coprocessor. This chip is paired with 2 GB of DDR4 RAM and 16 GB of eMMC storage for a powerful AI-ready chipset that has tons of onboard graphics support such as 1080P HDMI and 4 lanes of OLDI/LVDS. This chip has 9x UARTS, 5x SPIs, 6x I2C's, 3x PWM modules, 3x quad encoders, and 3x CAN-FD, and of course some GPIO. Note there's no ADC or DAC - you'd use SPI to connect those externally. Note this board doesn't have a 2x20 header like a Raspberry Pi, or even the dual header strips from the BeagleBone - but in exchange it stuffs a ton of hardware support directly onto the PCB. For example, if you'd like to add a camera, there's an onboard 22-pin 0.5mm pitch CSI FPC connector that is compatible with the Pi Zero camera cables (https://www.adafruit.com/product/5211) - use that adapter to interface with any low cost Pi Camera modules or compatibles. For video output, a vertical full-sized HDMI port will connect to any monitor or display. In fact we plugged in our desktop monitor and powered the Play with a USB wall adapter, and it immediately came up with an X desktop display. Mouse and keyboard can be added via the USB 2.0 socket, a mini hub will allow multiple devices since there's only one type A port. The BeaglePlay does a great job of including everything you may want to expand your Raspberry Pi with. For example, there's a BQ32002 Real Time Clock (https://www.digikey.com/short/p0h10jbq) with a CR1220 coin cell holder right on board - normally that would have to be included as a separate module. A microSD card slot can be used for storing large amounts of data: unlike most SBCs, there's onboard 16GB eMMC so you don't have to juggle SD cards to install the OS. There's also a ton of expansion ports! For I2C, the onboard QWICC (https://www.sparkfun.com/qwiic) JST SH connector lets you use the hundreds of SparkFun sensors as well as any Adafruit Stemma QT (https://learn.adafruit.com/introducing-adafruit-stemma-qt/what-is-stemma) devices. For UART/PWM/ADC/I2C/GPIO you can use the onboard Grove connector. Finally, for networking either to the Internet or to a sensor network, there's Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 2.4G and 5G, BLE and Sub-G networking. Yeah that's a lot! It's almost all provided by the onboard TI SimpleLink CC1352P7 (https://www.ti.com/product/CC1352P7) which boasts support for 6LoWPAN, Amazon Sidewalk, Bluetooth 5.2 Low Energy, IEEE 802.15.4, MIOTY, Proprietary 2.4 GHz, Thread, Wi-SUN NWP, Wireless M-Bus (T, S, C, N mode), Zigbee. Note LoRa is not in there, so if you need LoRa that would be added with a separate module. There's also an RJ-11 with Single-Pair Ethernet (https://blog.adafruit.com/2020/08/27/eye-on-npi-harting-single-pair-ethernet-eyeonnpi-digikey-ethernet-digikey-harting-adafruit/) which makes this a good fit to connect to industrial robotics or automation. All this hardware is available at a great price of under $100 at Digi-Key, we already picked one up and we're going to try and get Blinka working on it (https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_Blinka) so that all of our CircuitPython libraries will 'just run' in CPython. Especially given the ready-to-run Stemma QT / Qwiic port on the side, this is an excellent board for a powerful but solder-free configurable SBC. Digi-Key has tons of BeaglePlay's stock for immediate shipment, so order today (https://www.digikey.com/short/jpztmq3w) and you will be playing with your new BeaglePlay by tomorrow afternoon.

Bleujour unveiled a new PC that is sure to capture a rapid and steadily growing market: the traveling gamer. To be specific, the MOVE Ultimate gaming PC was specifically designed to be powerful, upgradable, and also portable! The MOVE Ultimate is built on Intel's brand new Modular Computing Systems platform, the Intel NUC Elements Extreme, and Bleujour was sure to keep compatibility with long form-factor graphics cards in mind.This PC is built to be mobile and part of that is possible due to being built on Intel's brand new Modular Computing Systems platform, the Intel NUC Elements Extreme. This allows the MOVE Ultimate to have powerful components, giving the consumer choice of said components, and fitting them all into a small form-factor chassis. This design choice also allows you to have a powerful gaming and streaming PC that doesn't take up too much space on your desk. We are becoming used to the idea of massive, powerful machines, stationary gaming machines but Bleujour is aiming to shake up those norms.DesignThe MOVE Ultimate's chassis was designed with a carry handle built right onto it. This along with being built small enough and light enough to be an easy carry-on for flights makes this the perfect choice for travelers. Streamers that like to stay on the move, military personnel that relocates frequently but loves to game, and tournament organizers that find themselves in different locations while needing their gaming rigs handy, this PC is built for you. Bleujour even added the option to have the handle built on with either a right-handed or left-handed orientation, but the handle is also optional entirely.You may also notice the beautiful etching along the sides of the chassis. Though these maze-like patterns are pleasing to look at, they are actually integrated into the PC's cooling system. Lots of research went into designing a cooling system for these powerful, hexagonal-shaped PCs and the maze-like wholes turned out to be the perfect choice for maximum airflow.What's in the box?M.2 NVMe SSD, DDR4 up to 64Gb, 9th and 11th Generation Intel Core processors, Nvidia GeForce RTX or AMD Radeon RX graphics card compatibility, (2) Thunderbolt 3 ports (40 Gbit/s speeds), Wi-Fi 6, and Dual Lan capability.Price and availability?Prices vary widely, for reasons that may be obvious. The components you choose will change the price of the PC but with a 9th Gen i5 processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, an Intel UHD 630 graphics card and a 1TB M.2 SSD, you're going to spend about €1014,00 (about $1,125.64 USD) and they currently available for purchase from their website.Is that all?Bleujour also unveiled their line of work-grade PCs with some similar design philosophies. The Kubb Essentielle line is a small, cube-shaped PC meant to keep a small footprint on your desk, easy to move, simple to set up but still powerful enough to get the job done. These cubed workstations run on current generation i3, i5, and i7 processors, DDR 4 memory, Thunderbolt 3 ports, and more specs that you would come to expect in powerful laptops.These are your perfect PCs for the office, especially for things like meetings and presentations involving powerful development or creative software. Despite being designed for work, this line comes in a very wide variety of colors and they are even available in different textures, like chrome and wood! The Kubb Essentielle workstations are also currently available for purchase from their website.SummaryTo learn more about Bleujour and its lineup of computers, check out the company's website.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Bleujour unveiled a new PC that is sure to capture a rapid and steadily growing market: the traveling gamer. To be specific, the MOVE Ultimate gaming PC was specifically designed to be powerful, upgradable, and also portable! The MOVE Ultimate is built on Intel's brand new Modular Computing Systems platform, the Intel NUC Elements Extreme, and Bleujour was sure to keep compatibility with long form-factor graphics cards in mind.This PC is built to be mobile and part of that is possible due to being built on Intel's brand new Modular Computing Systems platform, the Intel NUC Elements Extreme. This allows the MOVE Ultimate to have powerful components, giving the consumer choice of said components, and fitting them all into a small form-factor chassis. This design choice also allows you to have a powerful gaming and streaming PC that doesn't take up too much space on your desk. We are becoming used to the idea of massive, powerful machines, stationary gaming machines but Bleujour is aiming to shake up those norms.DesignThe MOVE Ultimate's chassis was designed with a carry handle built right onto it. This along with being built small enough and light enough to be an easy carry-on for flights makes this the perfect choice for travelers. Streamers that like to stay on the move, military personnel that relocates frequently but loves to game, and tournament organizers that find themselves in different locations while needing their gaming rigs handy, this PC is built for you. Bleujour even added the option to have the handle built on with either a right-handed or left-handed orientation, but the handle is also optional entirely.You may also notice the beautiful etching along the sides of the chassis. Though these maze-like patterns are pleasing to look at, they are actually integrated into the PC's cooling system. Lots of research went into designing a cooling system for these powerful, hexagonal-shaped PCs and the maze-like wholes turned out to be the perfect choice for maximum airflow.What's in the box?M.2 NVMe SSD, DDR4 up to 64Gb, 9th and 11th Generation Intel Core processors, Nvidia GeForce RTX or AMD Radeon RX graphics card compatibility, (2) Thunderbolt 3 ports (40 Gbit/s speeds), Wi-Fi 6, and Dual Lan capability.Price and availability?Prices vary widely, for reasons that may be obvious. The components you choose will change the price of the PC but with a 9th Gen i5 processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, an Intel UHD 630 graphics card and a 1TB M.2 SSD, you're going to spend about €1014,00 (about $1,125.64 USD) and they currently available for purchase from their website.Is that all?Bleujour also unveiled their line of work-grade PCs with some similar design philosophies. The Kubb Essentielle line is a small, cube-shaped PC meant to keep a small footprint on your desk, easy to move, simple to set up but still powerful enough to get the job done. These cubed workstations run on current generation i3, i5, and i7 processors, DDR 4 memory, Thunderbolt 3 ports, and more specs that you would come to expect in powerful laptops.These are your perfect PCs for the office, especially for things like meetings and presentations involving powerful development or creative software. Despite being designed for work, this line comes in a very wide variety of colors and they are even available in different textures, like chrome and wood! The Kubb Essentielle workstations are also currently available for purchase from their website.SummaryTo learn more about Bleujour and its lineup of computers, check out the company's website.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

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British manufacturer Expanscape has showcased the Aurora 7 (Prototype) multi-screen laptop that includes not two or three but seven displays to enable multitasking. The bulky device that weighs roughly 11kg and is 4.3-inches in thickness, is specifically designed for data scientists, developers or anyone who needs more than two monitors to function. As mentioned, it is still a prototype, and the company is looking at ways to improve the design and features. Here's what Aurora 7 multi-screen laptop by Expanscape offers. Starting with the design, the Expanscape Aurora 7 packs seven different displays, each of which can be folded out individually. There are two 17.3-inch horizontal monitors each with 4K resolution. The two large vertical monitors on the sides also have 4K resolution but with relatively more brightness of 400 nits over 300 nits. Each vertically-placed screens have a 7-inch screen with Full-HD resolution, on top. Lastly, there is a small 1.44-inch touch-enabled display panel on the body, with 128x128 pixels. The company has not explained its hinge-mechanism but we can notice there's a broad-and-bulky base that provides balance to the laptop when fully unfolded. Under the hood, the Expanscape Aurora 7 packs the Intel Core i9-9900k, 64GB of DDR4 RAM and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 GPU. In terms of hard drive storage, the notebook has two NVME SSDs, each with 1 TB and 500 GB capacity. There are also two SATA SSDs that get by with 1TB or 2TB. The company will likely upgrade the GPU or CPU units as the laptop of this size would require more power to run seven monitors, simultaneously. According to Gizmodo, the current prototype version of Expanscape Aurora 7 only lasts for 1 hour with the primary battery unit. There's a secondary 148Wh battery just to power its additional displays, and that's over the US Federal Aviation Administration' (FAA) legal limit to fly in a plane. Air India also does not allow individual passengers to carry batteries exceeding 100Wh capacity. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week on the podcast The boys are joined by the man (and agent of chaos) himself, Lou Murk . Join us as Rev talks about 2 indie games, Across the Grooves and Neko Ghost, Jump! The boys discuss a new waiting period for metacritic, Nintendo direct mini sliding some new games on the table, and news on new Intel and DDR5 ram. CONTENT WARNING: They also discuss info that arose about Ubisoft, sexual assault and abuse, racism, and other sensitive topics. (https://www.twitch.tv/daniecae))(https://www.twitch.tv/mrgreenelite/)(https://www.twitch.tv/revsven/)(https://www.twitch.tv/loumurk)(https://soundcloud.com/blacktreesc)https://livenfear.com/Get your merch right here!https://teespring.com/stores/next-to-nothingOur intro music:Lou - Quarantine Life(https://soundcloud.com/blacktreesc)(https://www.twitch.tv/loumurk)(https://twitter.com/LouMurk)

Today's EpisodeRockStar finally announced Red Dead Redemption 2. The first game was a great ride. It was one of the best western games out there. However, they need to bring this game to the PC. The first one never made it to the PC. It was a sad and a missed opportunity. I'm hoping they will bring this game to the PC at a later date. If they do not, then, that's just a dumb strategy. Plus, BF1 and Civ 6 are out now.Scroll down to listen to the episode.Gaming News Pwned:Shadow Warrior 2 gets new weapons, modes, and mapsThe massive DDoS attack takes down many sitesVideo Game Voice Actors and Performers go on strikeSkyrim Special Edition gets timeline for when releasedAMD And NVIDIA get driver updates for BF1, Titanfall 2, Civ 6Blizzard testing out significant changes for heroes on the PTRBlizzard Chat now available to everyoneSamsung not happy about GTA 5 mod that has a phone explodingDon’t buy DDR4 RAM right nowDeus Ex: Mankind Divided update fixes DX12 issuesNokia is testing out fast internet in South KoreaMore Wolfenstein is coming soon-ishRed Dead Redemption 2 announcedBF1 and Civ 6 releasedAnd more!Gaming Deals:SPELLFORCE, STRONGHOLD, TWO WORLDS AND MORE UP TO -85%BROKEN SWORD -60/75%THE WITCHER 3 GAME OF THE YEAR EDITION, HEARTS OF STONE, BLOOD AND WINE AND MOREFallout 4 Weekend DealThe Witcher Anniversary SaleDegica Games Weekend SaleStellaris Weekend SaleWarner Bros Lego Weekend SaleDragon Dogma: Dark Arisen SaleZ Collection SaleDark Souls 3: Season Pass SaleTweetable Quotes:I'm hoping that RockStar brings Red Dead Redemption 2 to the PC.If you're looking to upgrade your RAM, I would wait.I hope this strike does not impact future gamesI think Nintendo Switch looks too similar to the WiiuCredit:outro music by http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/track/sci-Support:Like these podcasts? Support me on Podbean and Patreon! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In den Geruechtekuechen wurden wieder fleissig NX-Rezepte ausprobiert, die eMGe, DStroke und TheUnknown gerne abschmecken. Als Nachtisch gibt's dann noch eine neue Aussage von Michael Pachter, Abschied vom Nintendo DS, ein neues Nintendo-Logo sowie ein 4999-Dollar-NES... Timecodes und Themen 0:00:00 = Einleitung 0:01:27 = Geruecht: Infos von Nintendo zu NX noch vor der E3/2016 0:04:52 = Geruecht: Der schlussendliche Name von NX ist allen Entwicklern entweder noch unbekannt oder sie tun nur so, als wuessten sie ihn nicht! 0:05:08 = Geruecht: Jemand kennt wenigstens EIN Third Party Wii U Spiel, dass erfolgreich auf NX geportet wurde! 0:06:46 = Geruecht: amiibos werden auf NX weiterhin unterstuetzt! 0:07:23 = Geruecht: Man kann auch weiterhin nur Leute in seine Freundesliste hinzufuegen, die man bereits kennt! 0:09:10 = Geruecht: Es wird spekuliert, dass die NX-Ankuendigung noch im April 2016 passieren soll! 0:11:26 = Geruecht: NX-GPU wahrscheinlich von AMD! 0:15:19 = Geruecht: NX ist faehig, 4K auszugeben! 0:20:16 = Geruecht: NX benutzt DDR4-RAM, und davon sollen 6 bis 8 GB fuer Software zur Verfuegung stehen! 0:23:50 = Geruecht: NX hat etwas mehr Power als PlayStation 4! 0:31:27 = Geruecht: Der NX-Controller hat physische Buttons und einen normal rechteckigen, nicht-verformbaren Bildschirm ohne haptisches Touchscreen-Feedback! 0:33:46 = Geruecht: Der NX-Controller hat zwei rollbare Rad-Schulterbuttons, und zusaetzlich auch zwei regulaere Schultertasten, die ZL und ZR heissen! 0:36:55 = Geruecht: Der NX-Controller ist fest mit dem NX-DevKit verkabelt, welches aussieht wie ein langweiliger schwarzer Kasten, mit einigen USB-Ports und einem Disc-Laufwerk! 0:42:05 = Geruecht: Der NX-Controller ist ein wenig wie ein Spielgeraet, das fuer sich allein funktionieren koenne, aber es ist kein Ersatz fuer den 3DS! 0:43:02 = Geruecht: NX ist zu anders als Wii U und 3DS, sodass es schwer waere, Spiele dieser Geraete darauf zu spielen! 0:43:25 = Geruecht: Niemand ausserhalb von Nintendo weiss den (marktreifen) Namen von NX! 0:48:08 = Michael Pachter: "Die Wii lief wirklich sehr gut, wurde aber von einem Scheisshaufen abgeloest - Wii U!" 0:50:08 = Geruecht: Nintendo hat die weltweite Produktion von DS-Modulen eingestellt! 0:52:49 = Fakt: Nintendo wird im Maerz 2017 den DSi-Shop schliessen! 0:54:29 = Nintendo veraenderte kuerzlich das Nintendo-Logo! 0:58:36 = 24-Karat-Gold-NES fuer 4999$ 1:01:19 = Verabschiedung

Episode 118 is here with the OG crew almost back intact.  We start off with how BLA is feeling this week, death on Twitch, Marijuanaman and what we've been playing.  The news covers the PS4 launch, DDR4 RAM, and the horrifying Oculus game The Forest.  The cast then invites Hex on to discuss the best [&hellip