Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Ryzen 4000 laptops are SICK!?”.
Well, this is the last tech link before the literal tsunami of tech news. That’S gon na be hitting us next week during CES, so I just want to say it’s been a slice. Ladies and gentlemen, I hope you brought your water wings. It looks like AMD might be giving us our first look at fourth gen risin at CES this year, because benchmark entries have leaked that mention a risin 740 800. You that you means that you better be aware that it’s a mobile apu targeted at what would be pretty beefy laptops, but without too much power consumption.
The user benchmark listing describes it as an 8 core 16 thread, part with a basin boost clock of 1.8 and 3.6 gigahertz respectively. This leaf follows the initial one last week and is bolstered by a 3d marked fire strike, result that showed a risin 4800 H scoring higher than an Intel 98 ATH, one of the fastest coffee’ll akh processors out there. So, while this information should still be taken with a grain of salt AMD might be starting to transfer some of its desktop success over to laptops bracket need joke and bracket. Thank You Riley. For that not sure if I was supposed to read it that way, it looks like Samsung thinks. Ces has already started because the company just officially announced the galaxy s 10 light and note 10 light they’re extremely similar in many ways, with six point: seven inch, screens, 4500 milliamp hour batteries and hole-punch front-facing cameras. The biggest difference between them is that one has a pen or stylus and stylist stylist and the other one. Doesn’T we don’t have any pricing information yet, but what we do have is a much more interesting Samsung T’s, a subsidiary of the company called STAR Labs, is working on what they call an artificial human that has absolutely nothing to do with Samsung’s existing AI assistant bixby.
This fake person is called neon and, if you interact with what Ellis’s, if you interact with it, you’ll apparently be left wondering which one of you is real seriously. That’S almost as stupid as the gamer socks. This kind of vague, both over-promising ultra futuristic teasing, is what CES is all about, and you know what it actually warms my heart. I can’t wait to find out what the heck neon is.
Cuz, it’s probably like a voice-activated reading lamp or something and then that’ll be funny and that’s not even the wildest CES TSO, far from Samsung, even the company’s R .