Huawei cloned another famous smart speaker

Posted on 26/10/2018 by Engadget RSS Feed

Apple, Google, and Samsung all have smart speakers. Not to be left behind, fellow smartphone titan Huawei is playing catch up with another budget contender, following the reveal of its AI Cube (a speaker, 4G modem, WiFi router hybrid and Google Home...

Dynaudio XEO 5 Wireless Speaker Tower

Posted on 29/05/2012 by Johan

Dynaudio XEO 5 Wireless Speaker Tower

Dynaudio has released the XEO 5 high-end loudspeaker system. Available in White Piano and Black Piano finishes, the speaker is equipped with the Xeo Transmitter that instantly sets up its own 2.4 GHz A-to-B connection without any IP address or software. You can connect any devices to the transmitter via an optical (Toslink) digital input, a mini USB, a stereo mini jack, or RCA stereo inputs for crystal clear audio streaming. The XEO 5 features a 50W woofer and a 50W tweeter that produce a frequency response of 36Hz – 22kHz. The Dynaudio XEO 5 floor-standing speaker is priced at $4.500. [Dynaudio]

MSI GT70 gaming laptop review

Posted on 23/04/2012 by Sean Buckley

MSI outs new GT60 / GT70 gaming laptops, we go hands-on (video)

Everything old is new again: NVIDIA rebrands Fermi-based GPUs into 600-series

Intel puts Ivy Bridge on the map: promises up to 20 percent faster CPU, doubled graphics, desktop quad-cores from $174

Now that Intel's let the cat out of the bag (and into the Ivy), it's high time we took a look at what manufacturers are going to do with those fancy new processors. Behold: The MSI GT70 gaming laptop, one of the first gaming beasts out of the door with Intel's next generation architecture. Living up to its next-gen CES promises, this 17.3-inch behemoth falls squarely in the desktop replacement category, at 8.6 pounds, and packs a new 2.3GHz Core i7-3610QM processor, NVIDIA's latest GeForce GTX 670M chip with 3GB of video memory, 16GB of DDR3 RAM and a fancy RAID 0 dual SSD setup -- all wrapped in one hefty, formidable package. So how powerful a combination do Ivy Bridge and NVIDIA make? Let's find out.

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