HP has been pushing hard in the gaming laptop industry with its Pavilion Gaming series and unlike the competition, it has tried to maintain its own identity. The Pavilion Gaming notebooks appeal to a different class of users those users who want the best performance without compromising on build quality and design at a price that does not burn the wallet. HP updated the series last year with the 9th Gen Intel processors and now, it has introduced a couple of AMD powered models as well.

Publication: India Today 

The new Dell G5 gaming laptop will be blessed with Ryzen tech. The two companies joined forces in order to create the Dell G5 special edition lineup of gaming notebooks. Dell over the years has built up a decent reputation when it comes to high-end gaming notebooks. The Alienware is one of their products that has a small cult following. While the Alienware is still around and on the shelves, Dell went further to work on something bigger and better this time.

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Acer posted on Twitter about its upcoming gamebook, the Shadow Knight 5. Acer announced that its new gamebook is equipped with AMD Ryzen 7 processor and GTX 1650 Ti graphics card. AMD announced the full lineup of the Ryzen 4000 series on March 16, 2020. The Ryzen 4000 outperforms Intel’s laptop CPU offerings on multi-threaded performance or graphics performance. On the other side, the GTX 1650 Ti has not been announced by Nvidia yet.

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With the upcoming PS5’s specs finally revealed by Sony, it’s time to compare it to the current-gen PS4. While we still haven’t seen any real gameplay on the PS5, the numbers that were revealed at Sony’s announcement sure have us intrigued. This PS4 vs PS5 comparison is in no way 100% accurate, as there are multiple factors that go into a console’s design and architecture beyond pure numbers. With that said, let’s see what improvements Sony has made over the last generation of PlayStation console.

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Samsung Electronics said on Wednesday the coronavirus pandemic would hurt sales of smartphones and consumer electronics this year, while demand from data centers would fuel a recovery in memory chip markets. Samsung Galaxy A8+ in IndiaSamsung Electronics CEO Kim Ki-nam said the coronavirus and U.S.-China trade disputes were casting a shadow over the outlook for the South Korean tech giant, whose Galaxy smartphones vie with Apple’s iPhones for global dominance.

Publication: Telecomlead

Google on Wednesday appointed long-time industry veteran Karan Bajwa as Managing Director of Google Cloud in India. A senior leader with over three decades of leadership experience, Bajwa will be responsible for driving all revenue and go-to-market operations for Google Cloud’s extensive solution portfolio that includes Google Cloud Platform and G Suite in the country. “His experience will be a tremendous asset to Google Cloud’s business, our partners and our customers as we embark on this next phase of growth,” Rick Harshman, Managing Director of Google Cloud in Asia Pacific, said in a statement.

Publication: Business Standard 

As part of its global efforts to support innovation enabling human progress, Dell Technologies in partnership with NITI Aayog, Hope and Raspberry Pi Foundation announced the launch of its first ‘Atal Tinkering Lab’ in Mumbai at Rajda Municipal School (BMC), Borivali. Through this partnership, together Dell Technologies’ and NITI Aayog have impacted more than 1,33,000 students to foster innovation and entrepreneurial mindset from a very young age.

Publication: Business Wire 

Apple just announced the MacBook Air 2020 with significant improvements across the board. The new MacBook Air is priced starting from USD 999 (Approx. Rs 74,200) with a USD 100 discount for educational customers. Apple also promises big gains in performance over previous-generation MacBook Air laptops.

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Speces are scarce, but AMD is on processor/graphics duty and it will use rapid GDDRG memory. Far more exciting is Microsoft’s claim that the Series X will support 8K gaming at up to 120fps with a variable refresh rate. This simulates lighting in the most realistic way yet, so enviornments look true to life because being reminded of the real world is what everyone wants when playing video games. Sony’s PS5 is expected to go pretty much toe to toe in the speces stakes, although leaked benchmarks suggest the Series X wins by 12 teraflops to 9 (with a teraflop measuring theoretical measuring theoretical performance).

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The sole purpose of any Ryzen-powered laptop is to bring down its price, but you still can’t get a capable 1080p gaming laptop around the Rs.75,000 mark.. until Now. The pricing is a bit confusing as MSI’s MRP pegs the device at Rs.99,990, but you can get it for Rs.74,990 online, so the pricing makes sense.

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T ech giant Microsoft has an- nounced that there are now over a billion active devices running Windows 10 worldwide. “We are delighted to announce that over one billion people have chosen Windows 10 across 200 countries resulting in more than one billion active Windows 10 devices. We couldn’t be more grateful to our customers, partners and employees for helping us get here,” Yusuf Mehdi, corporate vice-president, Modern Life, Search and Devices, Microsoft, said.

Publication: Telangana Today 

M icrosoft has announced that the Xbox Series X will be using a custom AMD Zen 2 CPU with eight cores at 3.8GHz each and a custom AMD RNDA 2 GPU with 12 teraflops and 52 compute units at 1.825GHz each, coming with 16GB of GDDR6 RAM with a 1TB custom NVME SSD storage drive. Microsoft is targetting overall performance at 4K 60fps, up to 120fps.

Publication: Telangana Today