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I don't know what articles you've looked, but it seems that those articles answering the question of "which is best" are precisely the point. Usually, they tend to compare models set on a specific ...

Those 11xxx CPU are only available on mobile. CPU branded with 11xxx may arrive at some point on the desktop next year.

The CPU shouldn't bother you. The RAM should. The number after the "i" letter is there to tell you about the range, i5 means it the mainstream, mid-range chip. i7 is the enthusiast one, i9 is the ...

You've nailed it. 4K capable equipment is still pretty much expensive, while 1440p equipment is the current sweet spot. Also, having more pixels is nice, but for most people, the main benefit of ...

When I was looking to buy some photo gear last year, I did my homework and discoveed that there wasn't really any bad camera per-se. So it was down to what amount of money I was ready to spend on ...

Cloud applications from Microsoft are most certainly NOT using any kind of Mainframe technology, if, by "Mainframe", you mean IBM Z/OS and related products.

I agree. Converting CD to FLAC or any other lossless audio format is your best bet. I wouldn't bother with exotic audio medias such as HDCD or DVD Audio. You'd have to find a way to read them on a ...

Thing is, if it is weather resistant, has a swiveling screen, an IBIS and an EVF, then what's the point of the X-T4? Having a better battery and another SD card slot?

This wouldn't make enough difference to justify branching out at the mid-range like this. I would find myself selecting it randomly if asked or required to choose.

I use it a couple of time, when it feels right to, mostly to put some light in subject that seem they would benefit from it. Also, the "shlack" noise it make when releasing it is very satisfying, ...

Looks like it would take neatly the X-T40 spot: it would have the X-T4's IBIS and selfie screen after all, while keeping the X-Tx0 price point. But then, it begs the question of why the new name? ...

Well my bad then. I made searches for the subject and quickly found Intel's whitepaper. It might not be that well known however: I didn't knew about it  until today despite reading very regularly ...

You look to be very confused on how these things works. USB is a physical interface used to easily plug and use devices into your computer, including wifi dongles. USB is backward compatible, so if ...

In my eyes, 'reasonable care' implies: (1) Keeping your computer up-to-date, thats is Windows as well as its drivers and the programs that you use

I'm using a Raspberry Pi 3 as a small media center box, thanks to an OSMC distribution and a 1 TB HDD plugged to it. It works rather well and it's mostly hassle free. There's also an article on ...

Not for AI. But with the next consoles and therefore in a foreseeable future, Microsoft has introduced in DirectX a feature called DirectStorage that Nvidia is implemented and which consist in ...

I'm not sure what you mean by "less buttons". On my X-T20, the video mode is the very last mode selectable in the left dial. As far as I've understood it, even on an X-T4, it's just a switch on ...

I think the reason is that Adobe sells a lot of software on Mac, and Mac have rather weak GPU since just about the term GPU was coined.

That's quite a stretch to say these camera have been made by Panasonic though. Basically, it's the subsidary of a Panasonic subsidiary, and we don't know if this outsourcing contract it still in...

There's a special upgrade channel for corporate customers that doesn't get every bi-annual upgrade, but only maybe one every two years, and those versions are also supported for longer amounts of time.