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1 week ago |
techspot.com | Shawn(Sharn) Knight
In a nutshell: Sony has increased the price of its original PlayStation 5 console in several regions, citing a challenging economic environment that includes both high inflation and fluctuating exchange rates. Aren't prices for aging consoles supposed to go down over time, not up? In Europe, the PS5 digital edition now carries a recommended retail price (RRP) of 499.99 euros.
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1 week ago |
techspot.com | Shawn(Sharn) Knight
Forward-looking: A team of scientists has successfully demonstrated the world's first interactive 3D holographic display, enabling users to physically interact with virtual light projections. If commercialized, this technology could be immensely useful in education – just to name one example. As New Atlas explains, traditional holograms are created using swept volumetric displays.
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2 weeks ago |
techspot.com | Shawn(Sharn) Knight
What just happened? Sounds from Microsoft and Minecraft were among the 25 recordings recently inducted into the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress based on their historical, cultural, or aesthetic importance. The Microsoft Windows 95 start-up / reboot chime was composed by Brian Eno. Among the 84 sound elements Eno created for the project, the now-familiar six-second chime – which was nearly twice as long as what Microsoft had originally requested – was selected.
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2 weeks ago |
techspot.com | Shawn(Sharn) Knight
In a nutshell: Apple TV+ is offering a rare discount on its subscription-based streaming service. Now through April 24, new and eligible returning customers can get three months of Apple TV+ for $2.99 per month. That's a notable 70% discount off the regular $9.99 rate and a great opportunity to explore what Apple's streaming platform has to offer. Arguably the most talked-about show on Apple TV+ right now is Severance.
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2 weeks ago |
techspot.com | Shawn(Sharn) Knight
In brief: Midjourney recently launched a new version of its generative artificial intelligence program that makes it almost impossible to distinguish digital creations from real photos, especially when leveraging a clever prompt trick. Over on X, user Min Choi shared a series of images created with Midjourney v7 using a clever hack. By appending a generic camera filename to the input prompt, Choi was able to get the AI to spit out photo-realistic images time and again.
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