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msn.com | Joanna Nelius
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laptopmag.com | Joanna Nelius
When Levi Maaia’s mother, a school teacher, brought home the Apple IIGS in the late ‘80s, to say it made a lasting impact is an understatement. He and his family used the computer far beyond its recommended lifespan, even after Apple stopped making it. But that didn’t stop Maaia from using the IIGS. “We upgraded it, added hard drives — just tried to do what we could to hold on to it a little bit longer,” Maaia says. However, by 1994, technology had advanced too far to continue using the PC.
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flipboard.com | Joanna Nelius
2 hours agoTrump posts bizarre AI video of Gaza vision as beach resort featuring golden statutes and bearded belly dancersPresident Donald Trump shared a bizarre AI video depicting a future vision of Gaza as a beach resort to his Truth Social account on Tuesday, 26 February. The AI video, which appears to be fan-made, featured a depiction of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lounging on a beach next to the US President, with the words “Trump Gaza” inscribed between the two men.
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yahoo.com | Joanna Nelius
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The Commodore PET 2001 was the world’s first personal computer, debuting at CES 1977. Starting at $795 (over $4,000 today), it was powered by a MOS 6502 microprocessor and could be configured with up to 32KB of RAM. . | Credit: FutureWhen Levi Maaia’s mother, a school teacher, brought home the Apple IIGS in the late ‘80s, to say it made a lasting impact is an understatement.
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2 months ago | 
laptopmag.com | Joanna Nelius
When I sit down to write an article about a laptop I recently reviewed, my most immediate thoughts are usually focused on a feature I liked or disliked, or what type of person it would benefit the most. But because I reviewed the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition after Lenovo announced its TrackPoint-less X9 Aura Edition at CES 2025, it became much more than a laptop. It’s tech history. But tech history isn’t confined to a specific space and time.
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2 months ago | 
yahoo.com | Joanna Nelius
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: FutureIn all my years of reviewing laptops, this is only the second time a Lenovo ThinkPad has made its way to my desk. (Wild, right?) I reviewed the X1 Fold soon after it was released in March 2024, but five years before that was when I last touched a ThinkPad. What I remember most about it was its thickness and heaviness — nothing like the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
laptopmag.com | Joanna Nelius
I’ve always associated MSI with Intel chips, because every MSI gaming laptop I’ve reviewed has come with one. It had nothing to do with what was available at the time for me to review, either; Taiwan-based MSI has long partnered with Intel for processors. Even when MSI started using chips from AMD — the Intel competitor less than two miles away in Santa Clara, California in its gaming laptops — many of MSI laptops still only came with an Intel option.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
flipboard.com | Joanna Nelius
22 hours agoLast week's ASUS ROG Ally discount was great, but it's even cheaper right now! Just last week, we reported a great deal on the higher-end ASUS ROG Ally, which comes with an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip. We didn’t imagine we would see the price dropping further so quickly, though. This same handheld …
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
yahoo.com | Joanna Nelius
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The MSI Katana laptop at CES 2025. The Katana comes with either an Intel or AMD processor. MSI has adopted more AMD processors for its gaming laptops in the last year. The company credits AMD's technology that supports more AAA games, while still making sure to describe Intel as the leader in the market.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
laptopmag.com | Joanna Nelius
For me, one of the biggest selling points of a 2-in-1 laptop is if it comes with a stylus. If a laptop does come bundled with a stylus, I’ll pick that one over the competition, but it can’t be just any stylus. I make a half-closed fist when I write, so if there are protruding buttons near the tip, I can’t assign actions to them unless I want to rewrite what I accidentally erase constantly. That brings me to MSI’s gorgeous black, gold-trimmed 2-in-1 Summit laptop.
