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Alfred Siew

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  • 1 week ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

    They’ve been around but convertible or 2-in-1 laptops aren’t popular today because they’re usually bulky and heavy. One exception is the new LG gram Pro 2in1 16, which packs in a large 16-inch touchscreen without the heft. Part of LG’s latest slim-and-light laptop range called gram, it weighs just under 1.4kg. This is only slightly more than many much smaller 13-inch laptops, which usually tip the scales at just over 1kg.

  • 1 week ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

    After seeing so many missteps with Google smartphones over the years, the Pixel 9a is arguably one of the better ones to come from the Internet giant in recent memory. Launched a few weeks ago, the Pixel 9a is the “budget” or “slimmed down” version of the full-fat Pixel 9, 9 Pro and 9 Pro XL flagship models out late last year.

  • 2 weeks ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

    In collaboration with Keysight TechnologiesBy Nancy FriedrichSoftware-defined satellites have emerged as one of the hottest developments in a space industry producing countless technology innovations. By integrating processing in the space platform, regenerative or software-defined satellites can demodulate, perform channelisation, and complete signal processing and modulation before retransmission. This approach increases processing gain, ultimately reducing the full link budget.

  • 4 weeks ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

    In a TikTok video, Lee Kuan Yew literally pushes off his tombstone and rises from a grave, just as the founding prime minister of Singapore once said he would, if his country were in trouble. In another clip, Opposition leader Chee Soon Juan is seen gesticulating angrily at Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in public, leading to the two squaring up to each other. Both videos are fake.

  • 1 month ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

    PC gamers who want to play their games on their mobile phones, tablets or game decks can now use the Razer PC Remote Play technology to enjoy their favourite titles on the small screen with all the eye candy turned on. Introduced as a beta at the CES show in January, Razer PC Remote Play is now out and promises to let gamers stream their PC games to their mobile devices at their full frame rate and resolution.

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Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew @alfsiew
8 May 25

RT @techgoondu: Stunning AI advancements could transform healthcare, education and agriculture globally: Bill Gates https://t.co/zIW1dWGsEl…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew @alfsiew
6 May 25

RT @techgoondu: LG gram Pro 2in1 16: Large-screen convertible laptop without the weight https://t.co/fwJTsJbuD2 via @techgoondu

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew @alfsiew
6 May 25

RT @techgoondu: Running off a tropical data centre now, Ready Server looks to liquid cooling to support AI https://t.co/e5DrYAE6hj via @tec…