Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Oh dang… that’s fast”.
Tech news arrives here, my soul receives it gladly. I pass it on words: we’re not expecting to see Intel’s new coconut Lake, we’re not expecting to see Intel’s new comment, Lake s processors until April, but we do have some more leaked information to share. It looks like the top end. 10. Core 10 900 K will feature a boost clock of 5.3 gigahertz on a single core using a scheme called thermal velocity boost which will activate the higher boost clocks when the CPU is that fewer than 50 degrees Celsius they’re. Also, a slew of cheaper processors, all of which feature hyper threading, but it should be noted that all three of the unlocked models have TTP’s of 125 watts. So if you want a comment, Lake chip in your next build make sure your cooler is up to the challenge, make sure it’s super cool we’re also expecting native Wi-Fi 6 support, which we didn’t see with the ninth gen.
No, where I’m pricing yet, but hopefully it won’t, be stratospheric, yeah. Well, they’re, not comments aren’t in the atmosphere at all how about astronomic they’re, not an ionosphere they’re, not in the atmosphere. You’Re talking about mirror. Cable providers aren’t exactly the most popular companies, but the US Congress thinks that my even devised a way to reel them in a little bit with the recently passed television viewer Protection Act of 2019. That’S that’s so 2019, which has just been signed into law. The new scheme will force cable companies to tell you the entire package cost before you sign up, including fees, and you can also not be charged for equipment that you don’t actually use, and if you have buyer’s remorse, you now have 24 hours from purchase to get A full refund without any kind of penalty – that’s not that many hours, but today I’ll take it.
It’S definitely good news for those of you that use cable boomers, but unfortunately it still doesn’t prevent providers from charging you out the wazoo for eight channels of MTV. But that’s on you, because why do you have cable yeah if you’ve got a bleeding edge smartphone, you might notice that you’re now getting a little 5g icon on your screen. If you live in certain cities in the US AT .
