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Patriot Memory unveils Viper PV553 M.2 2280 PCIe Gen5 x4 SSD

Patriot Memory has unveiled its latest solid state drive: the Viper PV553. This M.2 2280 PCIe Gen5 x4 SSD not only promises blazing fast speeds, but it also introduces an innovative cooling solution that sets it apart from a lot of the competition.

The Viper PV553 marks Patriot Memory’s first foray into SSDs with a blower fan design, a revolutionary approach to active thermal management. This feature ensures that the SSD maintains optimal performance by effectively dissipating heat, even during the most intense gaming sessions. The slim 16.5mm aluminum heat shield, enhanced with premium materials and an embedded thermal sensor, guarantees consistent, high-level performance across the board.

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Mozilla Monitor Plus launches with new automatic data removal service

Mozilla Monitor, formerly known as Firefox Monitor, has introduced a subscription-based service named Mozilla Monitor Plus. This paid service aims to provide a comprehensive solution for individuals concerned about their online privacy, especially in the wake of increasing data breaches.

Mozilla Monitor has garnered a subscriber base of 23,000, indicating a significant interest in personal data security. The new service, Mozilla Monitor Plus, is a response to the concerns of 42 percent of young adults (aged 18-24), who have expressed a desire to understand and control the personal data that companies hold about them.

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Plugable launches USBC-HDMI8K USB-C to HDMI 8K adapter

Plugable has launched its new USB-C to HDMI 8K Adapter. Dubbed "USBC-HDMI8K," this latest model is an advancement from its predecessor, featuring HDMI 2.1 compatibility, which allows for improved video and audio performance.

The USBC-HDMI8K adapter is targeted at a diverse user base, including gamers, video editors, and 3D enthusiasts, promising to deliver high-definition visuals with its support for 8K 60Hz, 4K 144Hz, HDR, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos. The adapter's capabilities are aimed at providing a premium viewing and gaming experience, with its support for HDMI 2.1's 48Gbps throughput.

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TEAMGROUP unveils PD20M Magnetic External SSD with Apple MagSafe compatibility for iPhone

TEAMGROUP has announced the PD20M Magnetic External SSD, which is compatible with Apple’s MagSafe technology. In other words, the SSD can magnetically attach to the rear of any iPhone that features MagSafe (iPhone 12 and newer).

The PD20M is equipped with a USB Type-C interface, supporting a wide range of devices, including the latest Apple iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max smartphones. The drive features a weight of just 40 grams and a thinness of 0.82 cm. The PD20M boasts a magnetic strength of over 0.8 kg, ensuring a secure and instant attachment.

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Transcend unveils CFexpress 860 Type B card for photography and videography

Transcend has unveiled its new CFexpress 860 Type B memory card, targeting professional photographers, videographers, and filmmakers. The card is tailored for high-end cinema cameras, DSLRs, and mirrorless cameras, offering impressive read/write speeds of up to 1,750/1,500 MB/s. This performance makes it ideal for capturing continuous burst shots and 8K videos, promoting a seamless creative process.

The CFexpress 860 Type B memory card adheres to the CFexpress 2.0 standard, ensuring high-speed data transfer and backward compatibility with selected XQD devices. Its capability to handle 8K RAW video and high-resolution, continuous burst shots without quality compromise is a significant advantage for multimedia professionals.

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Tails 6.0 RC1 now available: you can start testing the privacy-focused Linux distribution

The Tails project has launched a release candidate for the upcoming Tails 6.0 Linux-based operating system, inviting the community to participate in testing before the official launch slated for February 27.

Tails 6.0 RC1 is based on Debian 12 (Bookworm) and uses GNOME 43 as the desktop environment. This pre-releases version of the operating system promises a ton of new features, alongside significant security and usability enhancements.

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Deepin V23 Beta 3: China's latest contribution to the global Linux community

The highly anticipated third beta version of Deepin V23 has finally been released. This pre-release variant of the Chinese-made Linux distribution is much more than just an incremental update; it introduces a comprehensive upgrade with over 1,400 package enhancements pre-installed and an additional 250+ system updates.

Deepin V23 Beta 3 isn't just about fixing bugs and enhancing performance. It shows the developers' commitment to providing a beautiful and user-friendly operating system. The release comes packed with new features and improvements that cater to a wide range of user needs. From system and installation enhancements such as added explanatory text on the Grub page, support for multiple screen resolutions, and driver support for i386 devices, to significant updates in system repositories with 4000+ software package updates, the upgrade is substantial.

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Escape the death grip of Windows 11 and embrace Linux: Nitrux 3.3.0 unveils a world beyond Microsoft's boundaries

Fan favorite Nitrux has reached version 3.3.0 (download ISO here), a significant jump for the Linux-based operating system. Dubbed "ab," the new distro features software updates, bug fixes, performance enhancements, and comprehensive hardware support. If you're looking for an alternative to Microsoft’s Windows 11, this is the perfect choice.

The core of Nitrux 3.3.0 runs on Linux 6.7.3-3 (Liquorix), ensuring a solid and responsive foundation. Software upgrades are abundant, with Firefox reaching version 122.0, OpenRC at 0.53, AMD Open Source Driver for Vulkan at v-2024.Q1.1, and the Nitrux Update Tool System advancing to version 2.1.2 from its previous 2.0.2 iteration.

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v-color partners with MSI for Manta DDR5 XFinity MPOWER memory

v-color Technology Inc. has officially partnered with MSI, unveiling the Manta DDR5 XFinity MPOWER series of RAM. This latest offering in dynamic memory technology boasts speeds reaching up to 8400MHz, marking a significant collaboration between the two industry leaders. Designed with overclocking enthusiasts in mind, the Manta DDR5 XFinity MPOWER series promises to deliver hardcore performance and endurance.

The memory, specifically engineered for overclocking, aims to meet the demands of PC enthusiasts and consumers seeking high-performance hardware. Not only does the Manta DDR5 XFinity MPOWER series excel in performance, but it also features a sleek, modern design. The included heatsink is optimally designed for efficient heat dissipation, ensuring stability even under high temperatures. Additionally, this RAM is equipped with 16 LEDs, offering smooth and vivid lighting effects, thus emphasizing both personalization and performance.

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System76 launches refreshed Serval WS Linux laptop: an impressive balance of power and portability

Computer hardware manufacturer System76 has expanded its line-up with the revamped Serval WS laptop, now equipped with the latest 14th Gen Intel i9-14900HX CPU. The company, known for its high-performance Linux systems, has updated the Serval WS to meet the demanding needs of modern computing tasks, including AI workloads and gaming.

The newly released Serval WS is not just about raw power; it's a blend of top-tier components. The heart of the system is the high-end CPU and GPU combination, supported by high-bandwidth DDR5 RAM and swift NVMe PCIe 4.0 storage. Connectivity is also a highlight, with the inclusion of high-speed USB-C, USB-A, and Thunderbolt ports.

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NETGEAR gets new CEO

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NETGEAR has announced a huge change in its leadership structure. Patrick C.S. Lo, the company’s co-founder, CEO, and Chairman of the Board, is set to retire from his executive role. Lo, who has been instrumental in shaping NETGEAR’s trajectory since its inception, will continue to provide his expertise as a strategic advisor until July 2024, ensuring a smooth transition.

Following a rigorous selection process, Charles (CJ) Prober has been appointed as the new CEO, a decision that has garnered the full support of the Board. Prober’s extensive background in consumer electronics, software, and subscription services aligns with NETGEAR’s strategic objectives, positioning him as the ideal successor to lead the company’s future initiatives.

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Linux Mint 22 is named 'Wilma'

It's a big day in the Linux world as the codename for the upcoming Linux Mint 22 has finally been unveiled. Named "Wilma," this release will introduce a number of new features, including a new tool in its Cinnamon edition -- the Nemo Actions Organizer.

This new addition aims to redefine file management on the desktop. As its name suggests, with the Nemo Actions Organizer, users gain the ability to organize their Nemo actions into neatly structured menus and submenus.

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KIOXIA SSDs soar to new heights aboard NG-20 mission to International Space Station (ISS)

In a significant advancement for space technology, KIOXIA solid-state drives (SSDs) are now onboard the NG-20 mission rocket, accompanying the updated HPE Spaceborne Computer-2 to the International Space Station (ISS). This partnership marks a new era for scientific research in space, leveraging robust flash storage from KIOXIA in the HPE Spaceborne Computer-2, a product of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE).

The HPE Spaceborne Computer-2, a marvel of modern technology, is designed to bring edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities directly to the ISS. By integrating commercial off-the-shelf technology, this system is set to revolutionize computing power in space, reducing dependency on Earth-bound communications. Its high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities are primed for a multitude of tasks, from real-time image processing and deep learning to extensive scientific simulations.

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Drop launches CSTM65 mechanical keyboard

Drop, maker of community-driven mechanical keyboards, today launches the CSTM65 keyboard. This fresh addition to the CSTM series, following the CSTM80, targets users seeking a compact and portable typing solution without compromising on customization. The CSTM65, notable for its 65% layout, is designed for those who prioritize workspace efficiency and mobility.

The standout feature of the CSTM65 is its interchangeable, magnetic case, offering a choice between polycarbonate and aluminum. This design not only simplifies customization but also provides a vast canvas for creative expression. Users can indulge in a wide array of case colors and designs, including the striking Overgrowth case by OSHETART, to personalize their keyboard to their taste. This flexibility extends to keycaps, switches, custom weights, switch plates, and cables, allowing a fully personalized setup.

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Apple Card reaches 12 million users

Apple Card is marking its five-year milestone with significant user engagement and recognition in the financial services sector. You see, Apple is boasting it has achieved over 12 million cardholders!

Jennifer Bailey, Apple’s vice president of Apple Pay and Apple Wallet, expressed pride in the positive reception of Apple Card’s user-centric design. “Our focus on financial health has resonated with over 12 million customers, driving us to further enhance Apple Card’s capabilities,” Bailey stated.

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