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The Alienware x14 R2 is a gaming laptop with a 13th-gen gen Intel Core H-series processor, a 2560 x 1600 pixel, 165 Hz display, and up to NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40-series graphics. But it’s also a fairly compact notebook (by gaming standards), measuring 12.6″ x 10.3″ x 0.6″ and weighing just under 4.6 pounds. So […]

The team behind the Disney Plus Star Wars show reveals how our heroes resist Palpatine's attempt to discard the clone army.

Acer’s latest Chromebox is a compact desktop computer with support for up to a 12th-gen Intel Core i7 processor with Intel vPro technology. The Acer Chromebox CXI5 also features support for WiFi 6E, a 2.5 GbE Ethernet port, and two USB4 Type-C ports with support for 40 Gbps data transfer speeds. But one of the most unusual […]

The Delta State Police Command has refuted claims that one Dr. Uyi Iluobe was killed by relatives of a patient, at his hospital in Oghara. PUNCH Metro gathered that Iluobe was murdered on December 31, 2022, with the Nigerian Medical Association claiming that the doctor was killed by the relatives of a late patient. But

Alienware is coming out with a massive laptop: the 18-inch Alienware m18. It's sure to be an insanely powerful machine, even if it's not entirely practical.

The Federal Reserve has become more aggressive in its pursuit to curb inflation, and former Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley said the central bank’s actions means a recession is likely. “A recession is pretty likely just because of what the Fed has to do,” Dudley said in an interview with Bloomberg...

Alienware's new gaming laptops, the x14 R2 and x16, bring elegance and class to another level, taking some inspiration from the XPS brand.

Chef-owner Joi Simmaly makes the noodle soups, sticky rice and sausages he grew up with so they don't get lost or lumped into Thai food.

In Britain, we have a morbid fascination with comparing our free-at-the-point-of-delivery health service to the seemingly industrialised con-job that goes on in the US, but – in the most unlikely of fashions – they are becoming the same

Acer is introducing two new gaming monitors into its Predator range at CES 2023, and both are outfitted with OLED panels.

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The new Acer Swift X 14 (SFX14-71) is a thin and light laptop that packs a lot of punch into a compact design. Available with 45-watt, 13th-gen Intel Core H-series processors and optional support for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 discrete graphics, the computer can be used for gaming. But it’s designed for mobile graphics work and […]

1. Alienware's m18, 500Hz gaming monitor (and all of Dell's CES gaming announcements)  The Verge
2. Alienware's new gaming laptops include an 18-inch beast  Engadget
3. Alienware x16 Hands On Impressions  IGN
4. CES 2023 Hands-On: Alienware x16, New 16-Inch Flagship, Amps Up the Power, RGB Bling  PCMag
5. Dell’s revamped G-series might be the best looking new budget gaming laptops at CES  Engadget
6. View Full Coverage on Google News

How moving sideways has pushed me up.

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Eleanor Williams, 22, made a string of allegations in a Facebook post which was shared more than 100,000 times and prompted far-right agitator Tommy Robinson to "investigate"

Survey finds that two-thirds of churchgoers set aside time with God at least every day, but practices vary.

By Lauren Vinopal Published: January 03rd, 2023

1. Daniel Finkelstein: Tories' dash to burn EU rules is disreputable  The Times
2. Why can't the UK remove EU laws in a year?  The Spectator
3. We must get rid of burdensome EU red tape  The Telegraph
4. Peers set to slow down attempts to scrap thousands of EU laws  The Guardian
5. Lords will delay Rishi Sunak's bonfire of EU laws  The Times
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Say what you will about Macs, but you can’t deny the universal appeal of Apple’s design language. Recently, PC manufacturers have been hitting back with design highlights of their own. Case in point: the new Acer Aspire S series, a pair of all-in-one desktop designs that are clearly trying to take a bite out of the iMac’s market share. They’ll be showing up on store shelves later this year.

Despite a few interesting moves like the new XPS 13 Plus, Dell tends to favor gentle revisions rather than sweeping redesigns. But with the latest revisions to its Alienware and G-series gaming laptops, Dell appears to be going a little bolder than it once did. In a pre-CES event, the company showed off its new hardware, some of which might catch your eye more than the usual Dell designs.

Acer recently announced that they’re adding a Chromebox to their ChromeOS lineup. If you’re not sure what the heck a Chromebox is, listen up. In a nutshell, it’s a tiny computer that exclusively runs ChromeOS. It’s like a Chromebook but without the display, keyboard, touchpad, or chassis. Traditionally, these itty-bitty machines are used where space is limited, like a classroom or a small office. You’re probably wondering what kind of hardware Acer’s latest offering is packing. Well, let’s get into it then! Читать дальше...

It’s taken a long time, but OLED gaming monitors are finally hitting their stride at the start of 2023. Take Acer’s long-running Predator series, for example. Later this year two new models, the X27U and X45, will bring OLED’s vibrant colors and high refresh rate to two of the most popular 1440p resolution ranges. The monitors are (shocker) 27 inches and a 45-inch ultrawide, respectively. This announcement comes right before CES.

Takashi Taniguchi and Kenji Watanabe create high-quality crystals that offer the perfect substrate on which to tailor-make two-dimensional materials with amazing electronic properties. They tell New Scientist how they grow their world-renowned crystals

While “private policing” is in many people’s minds a feature of dystopian science fiction or the fantasies of libertarian economists, the reality is that private security is far more common than most think. Indeed, as Georgetown professor John Hasnas points out, it is all around us. Unfortunately, the impetus for much of the growth in the private security industry has been the inadequacies of state-provided protection.