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Nvidia has finally released the GeForce RTX 3090 T, its flagship consumer graphic card. It was revealed in January along with the RTX 3050..

The RTX 3090 Ti has a fully enabled GA102 GPU with 10752 CUDA cores, which is only slightly higher than the 10496 on the RTX 3090. The RT cores have gone up from 82 to 84 and the Tensor cores from 328 to 336. It includes the same 24GB of GDDR6X memory but the speed has been increased from 19. 5 Gbps to 21 Gbps.

Nvidia claims the RTX 3090 Ti has 40 TFLOPS of single precision performance compared to 35 TFLOPS of the RTX 3090. In gaming, it is 9 percent faster on average compared to the RTX 3090.

Nvidia seems to be primarily positioning the RTX 3090 Ti as a content creator’s card, focusing on the 24GB of memory you get compared to the 10GB or 12GB of the RTX 3080 and 3080 Ti. However, even the standard RTX 3090 has 24GB of memory, so I’m not sure what’s new here.

Similarly, the company is once again making claims of 8K gaming, which are about as realistic today as they were two years ago when the RTX 3090 was announced.

The final announcement from milquetoast is the insane price. This model comes with a very cool . That’s a 33 percent increase over the RTX 3090 despite the company’s own single digit performance improvement claims. And since this is MSRP, expect to pay a lot more in the current market.

I’m certain this will be a popular choice for those looking to get the best graphics card available. The RTX 3090 used to be the fastest available card, while the RTX 3090 T is vastly faster. There are also customers who don’t care about money or can earn their hardware back. There are the scalpers, and crypto miners. So it’s not as if there isn’t a market for it. And GPU manufacturers know this, which is why they have stopped pretending that prices need to be sensible when you can get away with putting any number on the box.

Xiaomi just concluded its latest launch event which brought three new Redmi phones all boasting 5G connectivity. Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G brings MediaTek’s Dimensity 920 chipset and blazing fast 120W charging which takes just 15 minutes for a full charge. Redmi Note 11S 5G gets a Dimensity 810 and 33W charging while the Redmi Note 10 5G has a Dimensity 700 and 18W charging.

Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G

The global Note 11 Pro+ 5G is the same phone that was launched in China earlier this year by the same name which is identical to the Xiaomi 11 HyperCharge 5G for India. You get a 6. 67-inch AMOLED with a 120Hz refresh rate and FHD+ resolution. The back carries a 108MP main cam as well as an 8MP ultrawide snapper and a 2MP macro cam.

MediaTek’s Dimensity 920 is joined by 6/8GB RAM and 128/256GB storage. There’s a 4,500 mAh battery which brings the aforementioned 120W HyperCharge tech which should do a full charge in just 15 minutes flat.

Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G comes in Graphite Gray, Star Blue, Forest Green colors. The baseline 6/128GB trim starts at $369. The 8/128GB model is priced at $399 while the 8/256GB will go for $449. Xiaomi is hosting an early bird campaign on AliExpress between April 6-8 which slashes $20, $30 and $40 off the retail prices for the models listed above.

Redmi Note 11S 5G

Redmi Note 11S 5G is a rebadged Poco M4 Pro 5G so you get a 6. 6-inch IPS LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate display and a Dimensity 810 SoC. The back features a 50MP main cam next to an 8MP ultrawide snapper and a 2MP macro cam. The battery is rated at 5,000 mAh and boasts 33W charging.

Redmi Note 11S 5G comes in Midnight Black, Twilight Blue and Star Blue colors. It starts at $249 for the 4/64GB model. There’s a midpoint 4/128GB version for $279 and a top-of-the-line 6/128GB trim for $299. Availability will vary between regions and is starting in April across Xiaomi and partner carrier channels.

Redmi 10 5G

Redmi 10 5G latest member of the Redmi 10 series with identical specs to the Redmi Note 11E that launched earlier this month in China. Redmi 10 5G, is the first Redmi series device to feature 5G connectivity thanks to the MediaTek Dimensity 700 5G chip.

It brings a 6. 58-inch IPS LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate and FHD+ resolution. You get a 50MP main shooter next to a 2MP depth helper. The phone also packs a 5,000 mAh battery with 18W charging.

Redmi 10 5G comes in Graphite Gray, Chrome Silver and Aurora Green colors. Ir comes in two storage trims with a 4/64GB one going for $199 while the 4/128GB version is $229.

Xiaomi is ready to unveil more Redmi Note 11 models for the global market and it’s hosting an event later today which starts at 12 noon UTC time. We’ve saved you a spot via the stream below so you can tune in.

Based on the even teaser Xiaomi is launching the most powerful Redmi Note phone which should be the Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G that already launched in two versions: a China model and another version for India.Both devices bring 6. 67-inch AMOLED displays with 120Hz refresh rates, 108MP main cams though the China version has a MediaTek Dimensity 920 chipset and 120W fast charging while the India model brings a Snapdragon 690 SoC and a 67W charging.

It remains to be seen which version is due for the global market or if Xiaomi is preparing an all-new device. We could also see some additional new phones like the rumored Redmi Note 11s 5G and the Note 11E 5G which launched in China earlier this month.

Honor has added a new phone to its X series – the X9 5G. It has a 6. 81-inch 2388x1980px IPS LCD with 120Hz refresh rate and up to 240Hz touch sampling rate.

The phone is powered by a 6nm 5G-capable Snapdragon 695 chipset with either 6GB or 8GB of RAM. Storage configurations are 6/128GB, 8/128GB and 8/256GB.

Round back, the Honor X9 5G features a triple camera with a 48MP f/1. 8 main camera and a pair of 2MP sensors for macro and depth. There’s a 16MP selfie upfront.

Powering things is a 4,800mAh battery with Honor’s 66W SuperCharge wired charging. A side-mounted capacitive fingerprint reader is included.

On the software side, the Honor X9 5G uses the proprietary Magic UI 4. 2 on top of Android 11.

The Honor X9 5G will be available in three colors – Titanium Silver, Ocean Blue, and Midnight Black. It’s on sale in Malaysia starting today at RM 1,099 (around EUR238).

Intel announced at CES 2022 the 12th gen processor Core i9-12900KS, which can run at 5. 5GHz max frequency. The chip can hit the speed on up to two cores for the first time, giving the ultimate performance to hardcore gamers.

This special edition processor (hence the S at the end of the name) will finally be available starting April 5 at $739. It will also be sold integrated into systems of OEM partners.

The architecture of the processor is identical to the Core i9-12900K, the current Intel flagship, with 16 cores and 24 threads, and 30MB L3 cache memory.

The difference that makes this model stand out is the boosted base power of 150W, allowing the processor to run at 5. 5 GHz speeds. In comparison, the regular 12th gen Core i9 reaches 5. 2GHz with 125W power draw.

The 16 cores are split in two clusters – eight for performance and the other eight for efficiency. The chipset is compatible with Z690 motherboards and Intel recommended the latest BIOS for “the best gaming experience”.

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The Google Pixel 6 duo still don’t have Face Unlock over half a year since their initial launch. According to rumors, Google was planning to add facial recognition to their phones. However, it missed the deadline and shipped the flagship devices without this feature. There might still be some hope though as XDA Recognized Developer Freak07 found new evidence of Face Unlock on Pixel 6 series while digging through the Android 12 Quarterly Platform Release (QPR) 3 Beta.

The evidence suggests that Google might still push Face Unlock for Pixel 6 phones as a future software update but there’s no release timeframe for now. There’s also the possibility that Google is working on bringing facial recognition to a future Pixel phone and is testing out the feature on a Pixel 6 device. Based on previous evidence, Face Unlock on Pixel 6 was using up too much power during the facial recognition stage.

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The vivo X Fold will arrive on April 11, and the company is ramping up its teaser campaign. Now we have our first glimpse at the vivo X Fold.

In a 30-second promo video, the phone is revealed from all angles, and we can see a Zeiss-branded quad-cam setup, a vegan leather back panel, and a foldable inner display that appears to have a minimal crease.

At the same time, vivo also revealed its first tablet that will have the simple name vivo Pad. The tablet will be extremely thin and appear on the same platform as the X Fold. It will feature a dual camera at the back and four speakers. We also have the visual cues from OriginOS Ocean.

We expect to see a vivo X Note smartphone at the event in mid-April as well. This handset will have a massive 7″ screen, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset and up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage. It is highly unlikely any of these devices will escape China, but we can hope.

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Apple revealed the new iPhone SE this month and has already gone on sale. It seems that Apple isn’t expecting the device to perform as well as they had hoped.

According to a new rumor out of Asia, Apple is telling multiple suppliers that it aims to cut production orders by 2 to 3 million units for the second quarter of this year (the one starting in April and ending in June). That apparently means it wants to make about 20% fewer iPhone SE (2022) units than it initially planned.

“Sources briefed on the matter” told Nikkei Asia that the blame for this move goes to the looming global inflation as well as the war in Ukraine, both of which “have started to dent consumer electronics demand”.

Apple also reportedly cut orders for AirPods by more than 10 million units for all of 2022, as it apparently predicts “lukewarm demand” for the earphones and wants to reduce inventories. Last year, Apple shipped 76. 8 million units of AirPods, according to Counterpoint Research data. The new production cuts could lead to a decrease in overall 2022 shipments.

Apple is also said to have asked suppliers to make 2 million fewer iPhone 13 handsets (across the entire range) than previously planned, but this adjustment was explained by seasonal demand fluctuations and nothing else.

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